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Matching colored pompoms in the Chinese lanterns in this Chinese New Year themed preschool unit #math #literacy #preschool #kindergarten

Learn some Chinese New Year Fun Facts For Kids of all ages! We're sharing the holiday's history along with some other fun trivia questions and interesting facts.

Celebrate Chinese New year! This free printable Chinese dragon mask or mask to color is perfect for celebrating Chinese new year! There's also absolutely nothing wrong with playing with this one on any other day!

Did you know that the Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, lasts for approximately 23 days? Celebrate the holiday by making one of these 13 Easy To Make Chinese New Year Crafts For Kids! Perfect for little hands including toddlers, preschoolers and elementary school students. These crafts also compliment any history or homeschool lesson about China and adds a bit of creativity to the school day. #chinesecraft #homeschool #chinesenewyear

18 Fun Chinese New Year Activities for kids to learn about the festival, stories and traditions. Grab this free CNY Theme printable pack...

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

Help celebrate Chinese New Year by making this Lucky Waving Cat – a traditional symbol in Chinese culture. Fun and easy to make from a paper plate! Full step-by-step instructions for this and dozens of other craft projects to help keep your kids engaged, entertained and educated! See the latest Winter issue of Creative Steps …

Print off this sweet Chinese New Year lantern template ready for younger children to create a beautiful Chinese New Year collage. Cut up squares of different red materials (tissue paper, paper, patterned paper, serviettes, newspaper painted with watercolours - anything!) and a few flashes of gold (sweet wrappers are sometimes handy for this!). Leave these bright squares in a tray and let children cover the lantern surface to create a sweet Chinese New Year collage.