Easter Worksheets

- For Christians around the world Easter celebrates the day the Jesus is believed to have been resurrected from the dead
- Easter can be celebrated both religiously and secularly
- Easter worksheets may be religious or secular
- Religious Easter worksheets may focus on Jesus, the Cross, a sunrise or other themes of Christ's resurrection
- Secular Easter worksheets may focus on themes like the Easter Bunny, Easter baskets, baby chicks, rabbits, Peeps, jelly beans, chocolate Easter bunnies, Easter eggs and Spring flowers

Worksheets are activity pages designed for children that allow school and Sunday school teachers to tie various holiday themes into their lessons. Easter worksheets allow teachers to incorporate secular ideas like the Easter Bunny and Easter baskets, or religious ideas like Jesus' resurrection, into their Spring lessons. This Mahalo page collects links to websites offering free Easter worksheets for public use.
Easter

Easter occurs on the first Sunday after the full moon, which takes place after the Spring Equinox on March 21. The earliest possible date for Easter is March 22, which occurred in 1818 and won't happen again until 2285. The latest possible date is April 25, which last occurred in 1943 and will happen next in 2038.
The date for Easter is different for Western Christianity and Eastern Christianity, because Westerners follow the Gregorian calendar, while Easterners follow the Julian calendar. The date will fall on the same day for both calendars in 2010 and 2011, as well as 2014 and 2017.