During Easter week in the USA, families traditionally eat baked ham, potatoes, and vegetables as well as hotcross buns. They also paint and hide Easter eggs for egg hunts where children chase bunnies or collect eggs. Some attend sunrise church services, while others travel to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras carnival to watch parades and listen to jazz music. The Easter egg hunt is the most popular Easter tradition.

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2. By.Roberto CarlosGerardo PinedaVíctor Alejandro Morales

3. BakedHamTheyeat a specialdishcalled «bakedham», potatoes and vegetables, also a dishcalledhotcrosshuns.

4. Becauseeasteris a traditionwithreligiousorigins, sunriseservices are held.

5. Mardi GrasTheyusuallygoto New Orleandto a carnivalcalled «Mardi Gras», wherethey can do activitieslike: Parades, Listen tothe Jazz musicbands and a bumperparty.

6. EasterEggSTheyalsopaintthefamous «Eastereggs» and play a huntgameforthekids.

7. Chase theBunnyTheykidsplay a huntgamewhereyou has tochase a bunnyor pick up «eastereggs».

8. The «eastereggs» gameisthemost popular in theeasterweek.

9. Thekidspainttheir faces like a bunny.

10. Sometimestheytravelout of the country and visitdifferent places.

11. Tha-That’sall folks!