The Chinese New Year is a truly magical time for adults and kids alike. It’s a long celebration that begins a month before the actual date and ends 15 days after (Lantern Festival). The Chinese New Year is a great way to spark your kids’ interest in the Chinese language because of all the creative stories and symbols built around this holiday.
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This handy set of flashcards cover the popular vocabularies for the Chinese New Year. It’s great for a variety of activities, you can use them for storytelling, character recognition, memory matching game, and more. Each card features a hand-illustrated drawing, Chinese and pinyin, and English translation. You can listen to the pronunciation of each vocabulary […]
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The Good Luck Posters is a great resource to use when teaching about Chinese culture. It features some of the most common lucky symbols such as mandarin oranges [橘子 | 橘子] and gold ingot [金元寶 | 金元宝]. Create a display or use as a teaching aid. You might also like to pair this with My […]
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My Lucky Book is a super fun and easy activity for kids learning Mandarin Chinese. Chinese culture is full of symbols revolving around good fortune and positive elements. This little book is an introduction to popular lucky symbols in Chinese culture. Your kids will use the illustrations to identify the different lucky symbols. Each page […]
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These Chinese New Year Days Sequencing Puzzles have it all! It includes coloring, sequencing, and puzzles all in one! Your kids will use number recognition and counting to cut and assemble the day tiles in order from Chinese New Year’s Eve to Lantern Festival. All the days in between are easy to identify by adding […]
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