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55 APRIL 2023 WORD SEARCH BOURNVILLE BUNNY CADBURY CANDY CELEBRATE CHOCOLATE EASTER BASKET EGGS EOSTRE JELLY BEAN MARTIN CHIFFERS MESOPOTAMIA MOUNT EVEREST PEEPS PRETZELS RUTHERFORD SOLITAIRE TANZANIAN EASTER EGG FACTS Created with TheTeachersCorner.net Word Search Maker BOURNVILLE BUNNY CADBURY CANDY CELEBRATE CHOCOLATE EASTERBASKET EGGS EOSTRE JELLY BEAN MARTINCHIFFERS MESOPOTAMIA MOUNTEVEREST PEEPS PRETZELS RUTHERFORD SOLITAIRE TANZANIAN MARTINCHIFFERS Name: R N W C A W P W M Y S J I W F D T K G O E Y T D A Z U O E L V D A W U B C C C Y P C V P Y A W F Y K V R T Z Y M N H J O O T Q A Q J Z U J X S H U V U Q Y W H M G U N U F C E L E B R A T E J T K W A E P W S L E Z T E R P O C V Y A O Z W L R E S H T V Z H Z Y S R G G V V I V H G A X Q Q K Z R C D M D G K G Y O Y F D N S L D I H B A Z N H R B V B K C L J L N P T C O S R E F F I H C N I T R A M Y S A A Q B I O A V H R W C I W U X Y N N U B S N P C D F A X C T R O O G D J C I H P N B Z T I K E P P B D W S H A N C S Y O V S O L I T A I R E E J Z G U H K G O M Y E V Z C P A S B P O W E L P T P P N R Q H L C I L S L U F B N U G E J X N I R F N A C Y V B U O A V J E L L Y L S G W A J L F T K I A H W Z T U L L R W I H I P T Y S R C N I P S N R D M K M T Q A I L H Z W Q V G J H R R Z T T A J X U S X V Z F T Y H U N V M Q N P T E S T K Z L B W V K I K R I E E D R Y Y R M R R Y N M L N F K F W S Z P G L O W F O N N R U Y O H U G H A X U F T Q H K R Z Q I W M O S A T E P P D S O T E S T Y W N E G X Q D V F Y O B T C Q N Q V H U B U I J H D C V Y B L J C K A Y R A R T C G V L J H G D I Y Q U C V F M O U N T E V E R E S T U U Q K U D R E Q N C U O E D K M A R T I N C H I F F E R S U O V O U X W Z Q U G Y W W A O M B K Q N X B S B K J R S E G G S SAY WHAT? DID YOU KNOW? EASTER EGGS EASTER CANDY Sixteen billion jelly beans and 90 million chocolate bunnies are manufactured for Easter each year. If you laid all of those jelly beans from end-to-end, it would circle the globe almost three times! Also, 70 percent of kids eat their jelly beans one at a time, while over 20 percent eat a handful at a time. – facebook.com/Jeopardy Many historians believe that Christians named Easter after Eostre, a pagan goddess, in the hopes of encouraging conversion. Easter is the oldest Christian holiday. The tradition of dyeing Easter eggs is said to date back to ancient Mesopotamia. In Orthodox & eastern Catholic churches, eggs are dyed red, then blessed and passed out. Both rabbits and eggs were signs of fertility in Germany during the Middle Ages, and it was during this time that the legend of an egg-laying, candy-giving bunny was born. The Easter Bunny gained popularity in America in the 1700s. President Rutherford B. Hayes instituted the first White House Easter Egg Roll in 1878. Before 2020, the White House Easter Egg Hunt attracted over 30,000 people. Easter baskets represent birds’ nests and new life, especially when filled with eggs. An old superstition said that if you wore new clothes on Easter, you would have good luck for the rest of the year. In 2020, 77 percent of American adults celebrated Easter. Easter and Halloween compete for the highest candy sales. Americans eat about 1.5 million Peeps during Easter. In the old days, pretzels were associated with Easter, because the twists resemble arms crossing in prayer. Sixteen billion jelly beans are made in the U.S. annually. In 1932, a dozen eggs cost 18 cents. Egg dyes were once made out of natural items such as onion peels, tree bark, flower petals and juice. President Rutherford B. Hayes instituted the first White House Easter Egg Roll in 1878. Orthodox & eastern Catholic churches, eggs are dyed red, then blessed and passed out. Easter and Halloween compete for the highest candy sales. In the old days, pretzels were associated with Easter, because the twists resemble Easter and Halloween compete for the highest candy sales. In the old days, pretzels were associated with Easter, because the twists resemble WHAT? 90 million chocolate bunnies are beans from end-to-end, it would circle the globe almost three times! over 20 percent eat a handful at a Get Screened for Risks of Stroke and Cardiovascular Disease Are you at risk? Call 833-335-0203 5 Screening Package for $149