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OSTERN - Easter

OSTERN - Easter. Frohe Ostern!. Karfreitag Good Friday Ostersonntag Easter Sunday Ostermontag Easter Monday. Ostereier. Osterkorb. Küken. Osterhase. Osterglocke. Tulpe. Krokus. das Lamm. die Glocke. das Band. Schokolade. Ostereier Lamm Schokolade Tulpe Krokus Küken

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OSTERN - Easter

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  1. OSTERN - Easter

  2. Frohe Ostern!

  3. Karfreitag Good Friday Ostersonntag Easter Sunday Ostermontag Easter Monday

  4. Ostereier

  5. Osterkorb

  6. Küken

  7. Osterhase

  8. Osterglocke

  9. Tulpe

  10. Krokus

  11. das Lamm

  12. die Glocke

  13. das Band

  14. Schokolade

  15. Ostereier Lamm Schokolade Tulpe Krokus Küken Osterkorb Osterhase Band Glocke Osterglocke

  16. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Happy Easter! 7 8 9 10 11 12

  17. Frohe Ostern • 1) How are Easter celebrations started on Good Friday? • 2) What are the two traditional Easter animals in Germany? • 3) What are hung from trees during the Easter celebrations? • 4) What is the name of the city where the Passion Play is performed at Easter? • 5) What gets burnt in a bonfire the day before Easter? • 6) What does the fire symbolise? • 7) What is the name of the thick doughnut cooked before Lent begins? • 8)What is the name of the carnival held just before the start of Lent? • 9) What do the dishes eaten on Good Friday have in them? • 10) What is the German name for Good Friday?

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