Learn about it.
Read about the history of Chinese New Year.
Did you know that other cultures also celebrate Lunar New Year? In Vietnamese culture it is sometimes referred to as Tet.
Scholastic has a good resource where you can learn more about China.
Check out this fun story about the Chinese Zodiac calendar.
If you like arts and crafts, check out this website.
Read about the Legend of Nian.
Finally, read these Chinese Proverbs and try to figure out what they are teaching you.
Bonus Question: Teacherp was born in the year of the snake. 2013 was the year of the snake. Can you figure out which year I was born?
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ReplyDeletei read it
ReplyDeleteBonus: 2001. --Alyana
ReplyDeleteDoes this mean I'm only 13 years old? Am I old enough to teach this class? :)
DeleteI read about Chinese New Year Mr. Prola! --Alyana
ReplyDeleteBonus: 1978. I did the activities!
ReplyDeleteI read some articles
ReplyDeleteI read the articles.
ReplyDelete~Caitlyn Nguyen
Logan was here! Did the work. You were born in 1977.
ReplyDeleteI read it
ReplyDeleteEthan
Bonus Question: 1954?
ReplyDeleteI'm not that old!
DeleteI read the articles and found out i was a sheep well i think that that is interesting
ReplyDeleteLOL ; )
- Maggie
I read some of the articles. For the bonus question you were born in 1977
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I read some articles.
ReplyDelete- Mary
I read some articles and you were born in 1977. You are 36 years old. (About) Alexandra
ReplyDeleteI know it's really late, but you were born in 1977. --Alyana
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