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过年啦! It’s the New Year! This interactive pop-up book is perfect for introducing young readers to Chinese New Year customs, such as watching dragon dances, receiving red envelopes, wearing new clothes, and putting up Spring Festival couplets. The vibrant illustrations and engaging pop-up pages will make it a favorite for early Chinese Communities all over the world host Chinese New Year parades each year in celebration of this important holiday. Chinese New Year starts on a different date each year, because it is based on the Chinese lunar calendar rather than the Gregorian calendar we use in the Western world. Chinese New Year always begins on a new moon and ends 15 days later. Celebrate Chinese New Year with a big, brainy STEM board book. While celebrating Chinese New Year, Baby discovers the science behind the lunar phases! Accurate enough to satisfy an expert, yet simple enough for baby, this clever board book explores the lunar calendar, the moon’s orbit, and the reason the moon seems to change shape. Start at an early age learning about the world with these Chinese New Year Board Books. Although these are board books meant for younger kids, they also work for preschoolers wanting to learn about the Chinese New year. My First Chinese New Year (My First Holiday) by Karen Katz. 12 Lucky Animals: A Bilingual Baby Book by Vickie Lee Organizing Chinese Lunar New Year books into categories. First, a confession: I have often felt overwhelmed by the growing number of options! Over the years, my children and I have read over 50 Chinese New Year books. Like many of you, I wasn’t sure where to start a few years ago. So, I’ve narrowed down this list to the top 20 favorites! Young readers of all ages can enjoy the various activities involved with Lunar New Year as they read these titles. Picture Books I Love Lunar New Year by Eva Wong Nava. illus. by Xin Li. Scholastic. ISBN 9781546144649. PreS-Gr 1–A young Chinese girl and her family prepare for and celebrate Lunar New Year. The Great Race. This whimsical book does a really good job telling the traditional story of the Chinese zodiac. Thirteen animals in China come to the river to join in the Jade Emperor’s race to see which creature will win the honor of having the first year in the Emperor’s new calendar named after them. Get ready to celebrate the Lunar New Year! Help your kids learn about the holiday with these 10 books that cover the celebration's customs and traditions. Experience the fireworks, drums, and dancing of Chinese New Year from your classroom! These 12 children's books will immerse you and your students in this 15-day holiday that signifies the start of the Lunar New Year. Links are included to video read-alouds, so you just press play. Happy reading! On the eve of the new moon, a special feast is prepared. Then, the first 15 days of the New Year are spent celebrating with dancing, firecrackers, and parades. In 2025, Lunar New Year begins Wednesday, January 29, and celebrates the Year of the Snake. Here are some of our favorite Lunar New Year books and activities for the classroom. First Grade Holidays & Events Chinese New Year Patriot Day (9/11) Martin Luther King Jr. Day Christmas New Year's Eve Back to School Black History Month 100th Day of School Valentine's Day Easter Grandparents Day Halloween Arbor Day Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month Caribbean American Heritage Month Cesar Chavez Day Chuseok #2 Chinese New Year Read Aloud. Ruby’s Chinese New Year by Vickie Lee. Things I love about it: kid-friendly illustrations, sequencing lesson, animal chart included in back. Synopsis: Ruby’s grandmother can’t make it to their family Chinese New Year celebration. So, Ruby decides to set out to deliver a gift for her grandmother. Ruby's Chinese new year By: Vickie Lee. Love this lunar new year read aloud for kids! Great Chinese new years book for first grade. This is a Chinese New Yea Chinese New Year-Related Reading for Young Adults. Older students looking for a Chinese New Year read or two will appreciate the compelling craft of these authors’ acclaimed works. From contemporary tales to historical fiction, all of these books are great choices when it comes to Chinese New Year novels. Celebrate the Chinese New Year and teach your kids about a different culture with this super fun Chinese New Year Activity Pack for 1st grade. This pack includes 6 activities. No prep required, print and go!Included:mini book- key points of the Chinese New Year origins, celebrations, and more, beautifully illustrated. Colored and black and The How to Catch kids are off again, this time trying to catch a dragon as they chase him through Chinese New Year celebrations! A great Chinese New Year book for kids, How to Catch a Dragon is the perfect dragon book for kids ages 3-8. Set in China during the Spring Festival, otherwise known as Chinese New Year, the wily dragon will have to This Lunar New Year / Chinese New Year/ Tet packet comes complete with printables, vocabulary cards, colorful signs, graphic organizers, a Chinese Zodiac Calendar and bookmarks, and an interactive game with game mats and dice templates, students will be greatly informed and thoroughly engaged the entire unit! Year Of The Snake Celebrating Chinese new year book for kids 2025 : A Kid's Adventure stories , the Lunar New Year Celebration History and Learning about Chinese Traditions Zhango Jink yo 4.2 out of 5 stars 52 Celebrate Chinese New Year 2025 in your classroom with this engaging and educational resource designed for 1st and 2nd graders! This resource includes: ⭐4 Short Passages: Explore the traditions and excitement of the Chinese New Year with these easy-to-read passages:Chinese New YearJoyful Celebratio In fact, as you learn more, you may just feel inspired to celebrate (even a little) in your own home this year, whether that be with the food (dumplings, noodles and rice cakes! oh my!), red envelopes filled with money, or giving everything a good new year's cleaning. In preparation for Chinese New Year this year, we've been reading a lot of
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