Easter Eggs

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Easter is an ancient and important Christian festival. Many adults observe 40 days of prayer and fasting before the holiday.

For most kids, though, Easter is all about eating good food, enjoying spring parades, and participating in community egg hunts. However, while these traditions have become the norm in the United States and other countries such as the United Kingdom and Canada, not every country celebrates the holiday by hunting for sugar eggs.

Easter is truly a time of engagement and joy for children. Because spring is warm and the flowers are in bloom, it’s the time to go out and play. Isn’t it appropriate for parents to take the opportunity to take young and old out to play? Easter eggs are the most important symbol of Easter. Europeans believe that eggs have two lives: hens lay eggs and are "reborn", and chicks are "reborn" when they break their shells. The hard shell of an egg is not thought to contain the new life it is gestating. Rebirth symbolizes the resurrection of Jesus from the dead, the birth of new life and the arrival of spring. At the same time, eggs also represent surprises and unknown secrets.