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How to Complete your Chinese Dragon Glue the ends of the two long strips of red and yellow paper together at right angles. Make a concertina body for the dragon by folding the bottom strip over the top strip and then the top strip over the bottom strip repeatedly. Celebrate Chinese culture and the new year in style with our fantastic Chinese dancing dragon template. This simple concertina dancing dragon craft is both fun and easy to make. Children will love getting creative with their chosen heads and tails. Once complete, you can position the Chinese dragon around your party venue or on the snack table. All you need to get started turning the template Concertina Chinese Dragon. You will need: Red stiff paper Small pieces of black, white, green card Yellow crêpe paper 2 straws or thin plant sticks Glue Scissors. Cut out a piece of red card 20cm x 6cm and 2 pieces of yellow crêpe paper 20cm x 3cm and 2 pieces 6cm x 3cm. Create this beautiful paper Chinese New Year dragon craft with just paper! This fun paper dragon is perfect as a DIY decoration, and would look fabulous on a Chinese New Year classroom display. We have used rainbow colours for our Chinese New Year dragon, but you could use any colourful paper you have to hand. If working with a class, let each child decorate one of the concertina segments of Celebrate Chinese culture and the new year in style with our fantastic Chinese dragon template.This simple concertina dancing dragon craft is both fun and easy to make. Children will love getting creative with their chosen head and tail. Once complete, you can position the Chinese dragon around your party venue or on the snack table.All you need to get started with the dragon template are the This printable Chinese dragon puppet template can be used to make a fun Chinese dragon concertina craft. There are 2 pages included in this pdf, one for the dragon's head and one for the dragon's body. To make your Chinese dragon puppet color the dragon's head and tail and then cut around the dotted lines. Create a bo About this item . EXPLORE CHINESE NEW YEAR: Dive into the Chinese New Year with this dynamic, concertina dragon making kit. These bold and colourful kids craft kits provide the perfect way to introduce young minds to this culturally significant festival. CHINESE NEW YEAR / LUNAR NEW YEARFINE MOTOR CRAFT - OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYConcertina Folding Dragon: coloured & black and white template. Graded for beginners and more advance. Learn how to teach concertina folding using the flip and fold method!CuttingFine Motor Coordination: Hand-Eye coordinatio concertina-folded paper to create your Chinese dragon’s body. 5. Take your lolly sticks or skewers and glue them onto the back of the dragon’s body, one next to the head and the other next to the back legs 6. Now, holding each lolly stick or skewer, move your dragon puppet so it performs a colourful Chinese New Year dance! Just color, cut, and tape and you can have a Chinese Dragon Puppet. It’s such a great Chinese New Year activity for preschool, elementary classrooms, or crafts at home. Get the Free Chinese New Year Dragon Printable below and you will be able to make enough supplies for a group of 20 kids (or more!) with only about 10 minutes of cutting. Want The upcoming Chinese New Year falls on 10th February 2024 and it is FINALLY the Year of the Dragon – with many fabulous Dragon Crafts heading our way! Woohoo! Woohoo! Of course you can design your own paper dragon, but if you don’t have the time or have a large amount of children to work with (I am hoping to do these with Red Ted’s class Celebrate Chinese culture and the new year in style with our fantastic Chinese dancing dragon templates. There are two designs to choose from which are both fun and easy to make. All you need to get started turning the template into a dragon are the following items: Coloured card Wooden lolly sticks White glue Sticky tape Scissors The Chinese dragon template is perfect to use at home with your Monkey was born in 2012 which means he was born in the Chinese Year of the Dragon. At the time my Hubby was travelling to China a fair amount and having a Dragon baby was highly desirable. This year Chinese New Year falls on the 8th February. So when we were contacted by Springboard Supplies about [] This wonderful Chinese New Year paper craft activity is perfect to get children practising their folding and construction skills. Check our our detailed instructions (with printable dragon face template) to see how to create this beautiful Lunar New Year fan decoration. Children will practise their concertina folding skills to make this lovely DIY decoration. These CNY decorations would look Wonderful stick puppets to colour, decorate and fold. Pack includes pre-printed dragons heads & tails, coloured body strips, jumbo craft sticks & instructions. Shortly before the New Year they had drawn an enormous dragon and had told the class about the Dragon rituals celebrating the Chinese New Year. All the kids were very impressed, and I had some difficulty explaining why each year for us is just a couple of numbers while in Asia it is called The Year of the Dragon guess which one was more Create this beautiful paper Chinese New Year dragon craft with just paper! This fun paper dragon is perfect as a DIY decoration, and would look fabulous on a Chinese New Year classroom display. We have used rainbow colours for our Chinese New Year dragon, but you could use any colourful paper you have to hand. If working with a class, let each child decorate one of the concertina segments of Why not get your kids involved with Chinese New Year? This wonderfully colourful festival, (also known as Spring Festival or Lunar New Year), is celebrated by a quarter of the world’s population! Our fun paper chinese dragon puppet is a great way to involve your children in this vibrant and exciting celebration. Join Miss Westley and Miss Angela to make your own concertina Dragon, to celebrate Chinese New Year. Related: When Is Lunar New Year 2025?Start, End Dates, History. What Does the Chinese Dragon Symbolize? The Chinese dragon is a positive image in Chinese culture, symbolizing such things as wisdom
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