Description
Chinese New Year Activities for Kids
The Chinese New Year is celebrated in many different countries across the world–these Lunar New Year activities for kids are filled with fun crafts, centers and printables to learn about and celebrate. This engaging and fun-filled resource includes:
Vocabulary photo cards (editable definitions)
Read/Write the room
Flipbook (editable)
Color and cut dragon popsicle stick puppets
Color and cut dragon writing craft (editable)
Color and cut red lantern riddles craft
Sentence Scrambles (editable)
Color and cut red envelope
Strip puzzles (editable)
Color by code (editable)
Chinese zodiac chart, poster cards (1/2 page each), bookmarks and MORE!
What other teachers are saying about these Lunar New Year activities:
- Extremely satisfied–My students loved using this resource. I had them create their own Chinese New Year bulletin with their crafts. At the end they did a writing on everything they learned, I was surprised to see all the information they used from this resource. Thank you!!!
- Extremely satisfied–Great resource! The students loved to learn the Lunar New Year and I loved the pictures that went with them. I also like that the activities get them out of their seats and moving!
- Extremely satisfied–I work with students who have language and literacy deficits so learning new concepts and related vocabulary can be challenging. However this unit paired with some texts in our classroom gave them lots of hands-on and engaging activities to reinforce learning with these Lunar New Year Activities. Great product!
- Extremely satisfied–I have twins in my class that were adopted from China, so we celebrate Chinese New Year in our class every year. Since I have had them 3 years in a row, I needed new resources for this year. This was an amazing resource and gave us lots of new ideas. The students loved making the dragon puppets.
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