Easter Resources online

While searching online in the  last few days I came across these interesting  resouces which I am going to use or might use in class.
Some are images, visual input which can provide content for learning and speaking. Most of them are shared by educators  in their posts on social networks.

I am sharing them online as I feel that today free resources and  lots of documents can be used or adapted for any lesson plan dealing with the topic and also history and English lessons.

My Easter and Passover page https://t.co/Ft2iZphY7p "Passover and Easter are the only Jewish and Christian holidays that move in sync, like the ice skating pairs we saw during the winter Olympics." Marvin Olasky#edchat pic.twitter.com/VXA0Eum29i

— Jerry Blumengarten (@cybraryman1) 1 aprile 2018

How did the #Victorians celebrate Easter? They sent each other Easter cards, the more bizarre, the better of course, and when stamp costs fell drastically in the 1870s, sending mail a few times a day became a thing. @VictorianWeb @LCVSLeeds #EasterWeekend pic.twitter.com/6iCL035saP

— Evie Dunmore (@evie_dunmore) 30 marzo 2018

Easter in timehttps://t.co/gJy0b0S6Wj

— Tiziana Angiolini (@Virginiawoolf64) 1 aprile 2018

Anthippi from  Greece  shared her ebook created by using an interesting  app- I wish to thank  her as we have been doing a lot of courses online and she's suggested  useful  tips and ideas for enhancing our teaching:

Happy Easter Holiday with a short @writereaderapp Easter #EFL #ESL book https://t.co/IAafbIfwvr pic.twitter.com/jeG38nVPGM

— Anthippi Harou 💻 (@AnthippiHarou) 30 marzo 2018

Some quotes and  tweets can also help us reflect  as educators and  how to  help our  learners become   responsible citizens of  this world: here is one which I have found  " encouraging " and         " useful" for our  learners: we do teach  English and other  subjects but  we are  educators and  need to help  think  deeply-

“You may not have saved a lot of money in your life, but if you have saved a lot of heartaches for other folks, you are a pretty rich man.”
~Seth Parker pic.twitter.com/eiePnmjlfx

— Brad L. Brasseur (@brbrasseur) 30 marzo 2018

A lot of images with cards are available online and they can be used for describing images in English  language  lessons. Just check the source and provide the right credit.




Link to the  image on Wikimedia
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AA_Happy_Easter._(36)_(NBY_420700).jpg

There are many more  resources online and teachers just need to focus on what  skills they  want their  students to enhance.



More Resources
http://www.macmillanenglish.com/resources/spring/

http://www.onestopenglish.com/teenagers/topic-based-materials/webquests/webquest-easter/552634.article

https://eslflow.com/cultureandcelebrationslessonplans.html