If your family has a copy of The Whole Counsel of God catechism book, there are numerous resources for use on Easter Day.
• p. 103, “Death Conquered by Death” — read this famous passage from Athanasius
• p. 105, Question 33 — read responsively, including the secondary answer (“Because he lives…”); see also Questions 32 and 56
• p. 107, “Christ the Lord is Risen Today” — sing this hymn
• p. 108, “The Anastasis” — look carefully at this ancient painting; notice Hades under Christ’s feet, the doors of Hades broken down, and Adam and Eve being lifted up with Christ in his resurrection
• p. 109, “Christ’s Victory Over Death and Hell” — read this excerpt from John Chrysostom’s famous Paschal Homily
• p. 198, The Baptismal Covenant — renew your baptismal vows together, saying the renunciation of evil, Apostles’ Creed, and vow to obedience
• p. 246, “Te Deum Laudamus” — read this hymn of praise, especially fitting during Easter (note the line “overcame the sharpness of death”)
• p. 251, “Pascha Nostrum” — read the Pascha Nostrum, traditionally used at Morning Prayer in the Easter season (Easter is the Christian Passover)
• p. 308, “Easter” — read this explanation of the Easter season
• p. 311, Church Calendar diagram — notice where the Easter season falls in the Church Calendar and color in the Easter section of the diagram with a gold colored pencil, crayon, or highlighter
• p. 314, Collect for Easter Day — say this prayer together
• p. 314, Easter Day — read one or more of the Scripture passages listed
