The argument for using the bilby rather than the bunny as an Easter symbol in Australia is elaborated with a number of interesting links to factual information about the bilby and the damage caused in Australia by the rabbit. Although the site provides some useful information and activities for younger students, it does have pop-up advertising. Another section looks at Easter celebrations around the world. A small selection of hyperlinks allows students to follow up some aspects of the Easter celebration in more detail. The Easter story gives an overview of Palm Sunday, the last supper, the crucifixion and the resurrection.
Language is simple and easy to understand and is ably supported by coloured illustrations.
Teachers can read aloud to younger children, whilst older children can read independently. Comprehensively covers the beliefs of the main Christian denominations, customs, history and traditions surrounding the Easter festival. It includes recipes for hot cross buns, pancakes and Easter eggs. There are also craft activities and instructions for making Easter cards. A glossary provides detailed explanations of terms associated with Easter.