You must have heard of Chinese zodiacs, it works as 12 animals that represent the rotating 12-year cycle. This year, 2010 is the year of Tiger. Tiger and Dragon indicate power, fortune and authority, more people would like their babies born in these...
Find out all about the Chinese zodiac, which most people of Chinese descent have adhered to to this day. You’ll also learn how Chinese astrology signs define the Chinese culture.
These golden Steamed Money Bag Dumplings are a Chinese New Year specialty. Make them for the holiday, and they will help you ring in the lunar new year with abundance and good fortune!
THE Water Pig in the Chinese zodiac represents those born in 1983. It is the 12th animal in the 12-year cycle and is also given to those born in 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, and 2019. What y…
One fun way to celebrate Chinese New Year with children is with a fun craft. Today we are sharing how to make this awesome cupcake liner dragon craft that
This is such a busy month with so many holidays and fun activities. Groundhog Day, Chinese New Year, Black History Month, Valentine's Day and President's Day! Phew! Do you have all your resources lined up and ready to roll? Maybe I can help. Chinese New Year is on February 8th. This year is the Year of the Monkey. According to the Chinese Zodiac I am a monkey. We are smart, clever. lively and fun. I'll take it! Here is a word search you can use with your class for fun. Just click on it to grab it in my TpT shop. We will be making these fun Dragons this week for our school's annual Chinese New Year Parade. I have some Math and Literacy centers that are perfect for this month too. 10 Different Math skills to use during your math stations or centers. I just finished these fun Literacy Centers! 8 Different skills to use during center or word work time. I also have my Monthly Word Problems. Each set comes with 21 word problems covering a variety of second grade skills. I really enjoy all of the February activities. Now to just find the time and plan it all out! Hopefully some of these resources can help you get organized for this month!
Chinese Calligraphy Banners created by 3rd graders
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The Year of the Snake begins next weekend. In celebration of Chinese New Year, the girls and I made paper snakes. We repurposed an empty paper towel tube to
There is less than a month and our festive New Year spirit is rising again. Just like a sleeping fire dragon, who is raising from a volcano. Yes, it is
This is a baked version of the Chinese Gau, a dessert that is usually steamed and served for Chinese New Years.
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Tang yuan are my favourite Lunar New Year dessert. Traditionally, glutinous rice balls are filled with sesame paste or peanuts. For these rice balls, coarsely ground pistachios are combined with honey and sea salt to create a vibrant green filling. I love pairing pistachio with floral flavours so I made a fragrant osmanthus broth for the chewy rice balls.
Use these pages of Chinese Character Cards in lots of different ways for Chinese New Year or when you are learning about China: Print onto white or coloured paper or card to make decorative posters for the classroom walls.
Have you tried this well liked Taiwanese snack called Snowflake Crisp Milk Nougat (雪花酥 / 雪Q餅)? It is so popular that people started making them at home, especially during Chinese New Year and it quickly went viral all over the internet few years ago. In fact, it is the new trending Chinese New Year homemade treat! Nougat crackers are very popular in Taiwan. Think of a sweet, chewy soft nougat sandwiched between two pieces of salty crackers. The sweet and salty combination is really addictive.