Chinese new year crafts

30+ Chinese New Year craft and activities to get you and your kiddos ready for this major holiday in the Chinese culture!

Create an easy paper lantern craft that's perfect for Lunar Chinese New Year celebrations and easy enough to do with kids!

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

Celebrate the Lunar New Year in style by creating these fun and easy DIY paper lanterns. What is the Lunar New Year? Traditionally celebrated in Chinese and Asian cultures, the Lunar New Year marks the beginning of the year based on cycles of the moon, and the lanterns are used to light up the winter night. Celebrating culture and working together to create something is always an enriching, rewarding way to spend time with one another!.

This pocket folding fan is so easy to make and folds up perfectly to store in a pocket on a hot day. It is such a unique and fun craft idea for kids!

These Year of the Rabbit Crafts are perfect to celebrate the Chinese New Year, and bring in lots of luck and prosperity into your life!

Here we have 20+ of the BEST fun and easy Chinese New Year crafts for kids! Chinese New Year is a time of year when families come together to celebrat

This Waving Chinese Lucky Cat craft is so adorable! Download the free printable template and beckon happiness and good fortune into your home! A great Chinese New Year craft for kids. #kidscraftroom #cats #catcrafts #kidscrafts #ChineseNewYear #chinesenewyearcrafts #printables #freeprintables #papercrafts via @KidsCraftRoom

Are you looking to add a slithering twist to your kids craft time? Snake crafts for kids are a fantastic way to engage your little ones and spark their creativity. These fun kids projects are perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to engage young learners and provide them with hours of entertainment. For even more imaginative fun, be sure to check out our wide range of animal crafts for kids and our lunar new year crafts and all our february crafts for kids.

While everyone just finished welcoming in the New Year, my family and I are awaiting another New Year’s celebration. January 28th is the Chinese Lunar New Year and for my Vietnamese family it is Tết . *This post contains affiliate links* I have been talking to my daughter about the upcoming holiday, so over the weekend, we made […]