Easter in Romanian

What Will You Learn?

• Younger children enjoy a virtual Easter egg hunt, using colors and animal names in Romanian to find the right eggs, while older learners read short Easter stories, play memory games, and practice dialogues about picnics and celebrations. Teens compare Easter customs in Romania and abroad, plan a spring outing, and practice vocabulary for Paștele and A doua zi de Paște (Easter Monday).
• → 👶 4–6 y/o: Take part in a virtual egg hunt, learn and repeat words for colors, animals, and sweets, and color a simple Easter scene.
• → 🦊 7–11 y/o: Discover the tradition of ouă roșii and cozonac, play a memory game with spring words, and write or draw what they like to eat at Easter.
• → 🦉 12–15 y/o: Read a short Easter story, describe family celebrations, and act out a picnic dialogue with classmates.
• → 🐺 16–18 y/o: Discuss Învierea Domnului traditions, learn vocabulary for A doua zi de Paște, and plan a spring trip using Romanian phrases.
• 🎯 By the end of the class, students will:
• → Know key words for spring, Easter foods, and traditions
• → Understand how Romanians celebrate Paștele and Easter Monday
• → Be able to describe celebrations and wishes in simple Romanian
• → Feel more confident speaking about family events and seasonal customs
• No prior Romanian is required — just curiosity and a love for springtime fun!