Easter Books That Bring Joy and Wonder
Easter Books that bring joy and wonder capture the magic of the season with heartwarming stories, colorful illustrations and delightful characters.
From whimsical bunny adventures to meaningful tales of renewal and hope, these books celebrate the traditions and spirit of Easter while inspiring curiosity and imagination in young readers.
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Perfect for sharing during the holiday, they create lasting memories filled with love, laughter, and the joy of spring.
Easter Books for Kids
Embark on an enchanting literary journey filled with tales of bunnies, eggs, and springtime magic with our delightful selection of Easter books for readers of all ages!
- Favorite Easter Picture Books for Children
- Easter Board Books for Preschoolers and Babies
- 15 Books About Easter Animals For Children
- Christian Easter Books for Children
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Easy Printable Easter Fun!
These easy Easter printable activities are here to make this holiday even more cheerful and creative!
- Easter I Spy Board Game
- Easter Preschool Activities
- Easter Egg Roll and Color Math Games
- Egg Theme Preschool Activities
- Easter Playdough Mats
- Easter Yoga Cards
- Easter I Spy
- Easter Notebooking
These printables offer hours of engaging and imaginative fun – the perfect way to infuse the holiday with laughter and creativity.
Why Easter Bunny
The Easter Bunny is associated with Easter because it symbolizes fertility, renewal, and new life, aligning with the themes of spring and rebirth celebrated during the holiday.
Rabbits, known for their high fertility, were linked to ancient pagan festivals honoring Ä’ostre, the goddess of spring and fertility.
As Christianity spread, these symbols were incorporated into Easter traditions.
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The Easter Bunny became a popular figure, especially in German folklore, where the “Osterhase” (Easter Hare) delivered eggs as a sign of new life.

This tradition was brought to America by German immigrants in the 1700s and evolved into the modern-day Easter Bunny, a playful and joyful symbol that resonates with both secular and religious celebrations of Easter.
Who Invented Easter Eggs
The tradition of Easter eggs dates back to ancient times, with early Christians in Mesopotamia dyeing eggs red to symbolize the blood of Christ and gift them during Easter.
This custom spread throughout Europe, where the egg came to represent new life and resurrection.
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By the 18th century, the tradition of Easter egg hunts and decorated eggs became popular, especially in Germany, where it was believed the Easter Bunny would hide the eggs.

The first chocolate Easter eggs were made in the early 19th century in France and Germany, marking the beginning of the modern-day Easter egg tradition.