Easter traditions around the world.

Australia

• Many people spend easter in home with family and friends.
• Easter is the last day of many music festivals. 
• Easter is a public holiday throughout Australia.
• People in Australia meet bunny, who brings eggs.

Estonia

• In folk calender is spring holiday to welcome, the seme day with easter.
• People are coloring the eggs
• Famous is egg knocking competition.
• Several  church concerts are taking place suring easter.
• Easter is on of the best time to go here and enjoy colorful Estonia.

LATVIA

• For a traditional Latvian coloured egg, you’ll need:
• discarded onionskins
• decorations (small flowers, seeds, pine needles, etc.)
• some gauze
• A lenght of string

Greece

• In Greece, people paint their Easter eggs red.
• Red is meant to symbolize the blood of Jesus Christ and rebirth.
• After the night of feasting everyone is still up early on Easter Sunday morning
• Easter Sunday is a day of feastinger.

Poland

• The master of the house is making the traditional easter bread.
• Easter Monday is marked by an activity where people pour water all over each othe
• Young children run around the streets with water guns and buckets.
• The water is symbolic of a cleansing and rebirth as the season transitions to spring.

Scotland

• Scotland is home to one of the most entertaining traditions of all.
•  Decorated hard-boiled eggs are rolled down steep hills each year at Easter
•  The goal is to see who can roll their eggs the furthest without breaking them
•  This fun family activity is easy to recreate.

Germany

• Many people attend a special church service on Easter Sunday.
• Popular treats are: Fried, scrambled or boiled eggs,roast lamb,lamb stew.
•  Spring flowers, eggs, chickens, hares and lambs are important Easter symbols.
• Lambs also symbolize the sacrifice of Jesus, God's only son.

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