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Orthodox Easter

What is Orthodox Easter?

Orthodox Easter is a special celebration for Christians who follow the Eastern Orthodox Church. It's a time when they remember and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which is when they believe Jesus came back to life after dying on the cross.

 

When is Orthodox Easter?

Sunday, May 5

 

Activities:

  • Easter Egg Decorating: Provide hard-boiled eggs and various decorating materials such as food coloring, stickers, markers, and glitter
  • Easter Egg Hunt: Organise an Easter egg hunt.
  • Art and Craft: Set up a crafting station with materials for making Easter-themed crafts. Children can create their own Easter cards, paper plate chick crafts, or even simple crosses using craft sticks.
  • Storytime: Read stories to the children about the significance of Easter in the Orthodox tradition.
  • Group time: Discuss the significance of Easter and begin introducing them to various symbols and traditions associated with Orthodox Easter. Show pictures or illustrations of symbols such as crosses, candles and Easter eggs.
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