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Chinese New Year
chinese new year Family crafts Decorations and other craft projects for the wholefamily to make to celebrate chinese new year, from Sherri Osborn, About
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FamilyFun: Chinese New Year Activities
chinese new year ACTIVITIES Festive crafts from FamilyFun, 1 of 5. Bynow, you and your family have surely celebrated the new solar year.
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Extractions: of 5 By now, you and your family have surely celebrated the new solar year. But on January 24, why not bring in the lunar year, too, by celebrating Chinese New Year? If you live close to one of America's many Chinatowns, you might want to attend the noisy and colorful festivitieswhich can last as long as 15 days. For creative ways to get into the holiday spirit and celebrate the Year of the Snake at home, just click on the sidelinks below. Originally published in FamilyFun magazine
Chinese New Year - Festivals And Celebrations
Come see how people on the Web, all around the world, celebrate chinese new year.These Web pages are filled with recipes, crafts and all sorts of things to do
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Extractions: Chinese New Year starts the beginning of the new year on the Chinese calendar. It is celebrated with fireworks, parades and many other fun celebrations. Come see how people on the Web, all around the world, celebrate Chinese New Year. These Web pages are filled with recipes, crafts and all sorts of things to do. You will also find a history of the holiday and descriptions of how the Chinese New Year is celebrated. Chinese New Year
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Chinese New Year Celebrations Year Of The Ram / Sheep- Chinese New Years -Lunar
Museum chinese new year Festival Family fun with performances, demonstrations,chinese arts and crafts, and more at the Annual chinese new year's Festival.
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Extractions: Advertisement events in major cities It's the year 4701 on the Chinese Calendar, and time to welcome the Year of the Ram! (Or depending on your source and celebration, the year of the Sheep, Black Sheep, or Goat.) Chinese New Year also known as the "Spring Festival" falls on a different date each year, ranging from late January to mid-February. Unlike our western New Year, celebrations aren't tightly focused on one date. The Chinese calendar is a combination solar/lunar calendar, based on a number of rather complex astronomical calculations, including the longitude of the sun. Essentially, Chinese New Year falls on the second new moon after the winter solstice (all months begin with a new moon).
Chinese New Year Festival Crafts
chinese new year Festival crafts. The new year Festival is the mostimportant event in the chinese calendar. It usually takes place
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Extractions: The New Year Festival is the most important event in the Chinese calendar. It usually takes place late January or early February. New Year's Day is traditionally followed by 15 days of festivities ending with a Lantern Festival which coincides with the appearance of the first full moon of the year. More recently, only three days are celebrated - New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and Kai Nien, the following day. The following three craft ideas are all associated with the Chinese New Year celebrations. Peach wood is an enemy of demons, and peach signifies longevity. Attach peach colored tissue paper flowers and pale green leaves to a twig. Put the twig in Plasticine in a yogurt pot. The dragon symbolizes bravery, energy and wisdom. Cut two narrow strips of colored paper (approx. 70-80 cms long and 4 or 5 cms wide). Glue them together at the top in a V shape. Fold alternately into a concertina. Attach a head at one end and sticks at both ends. Traditional colors for the head are red, gold and green with lots of sequins. Make your dragon dance! Chinese lantern.
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Extractions: These crafts projects are for preschool, kindergarten and elementary school children. The crafts use materials found around the house, like egg cartons, cardboard, paper, boxes, string, crayons, paint, glue, etc. See a page about color mixing to see how to combine paint to make all the colors of the r a i n b o w
Holiday Crafts: EnchantedLearning.com
Monday in January. GROUNDHOG DAY crafts Activities and crafts forGroundhog Day, February 2. chinese new year chinese new year is
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Extractions: These crafts projects are for preschool, kindergarten and elementary school children. The crafts use materials found around the house, like egg cartons, cardboard, paper, boxes, string, crayons, paint, glue, etc. See a page about color mixing to see how to combine paint to make all the colors of the r a i n b o w
Chinese New Year Festival And Parade Information 2002 For The United States By C
Mass. chinese new year Create traditional arts and crafts with thehelp of the Greater Boston chinese Cultural Association. 14
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Chinese New Year Books
7) chinese new year Describes the traditions, ceremonies, and foods associated withthe celebration of the chinese new year. FREE TRIAL ISSUE Of crafts Magazine
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Extractions: Top 7 Chinese New Year Books Guide Picks These books will help you learn more about Chinese New Year. It is the most important festival in China, also called the Spring Festival. The date of the new year is determined by the lunar/solar calendar, so the date of the holiday varies from late January to mid February. Celebrating Chinese New Year
NOBLE Web: Chinese New Year
Epicurious. crafts, Games and Activities. chinese new year; Arts andcrafts for chinese new year From Enchanted Learning; chinese
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New Year Celebrations: Activities
fireworks/. Grades K4 Arts and crafts Egg Carton Dragons To helpcelebrate chinese new year, have students make their own dragons.
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Extractions: Children can make their own masks to wear in a class New Year parade. Give each child a paper plate with eye, nose, and mouth holes cut out. Have children decorate their masks with paints, crayons, paper and cloth scraps, streamers, and glitter. When they are finished, attach pieces of yarn or rubber bands to the backs of the masks. Children can showcase their masks by wearing them in a classroom parade.
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Special Highlight - Lunar New Year - Queens Borough Public Library
chinese new year and General chinese crafts http//www.dltkkids.com/world/china/Resources on chinese new year and craft ideas.
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Extractions: View our events calendar... Chinese New Year Korean New Year Vietnamese New Year The Lunar New Year is one of the most significant holidays in Asian culture. Based on the lunar calendar, as opposed to the Gregorian, or Julian calendar, this year is the Year of the Ram and begins on February 1. Legend has it that the Chinese Emperor Huangdi invented the calendar in 2637 B.C.E. So, this year is the year 4701 by the Chinese calendar. The web sites below provide information about how the Chinese, Koreans and Vietnamese celebrate the Lunar New Year. While the number of days for celebration may vary among the different ethnic groups, the legends, traditions, ceremonial rituals, customs, superstitions, food, recipes, crafts, and popular celebrations including dragon dancing are almost the same and enjoyed by all.
Chinese New Year
Arts/crafts for Kids for chinese new year From my colleague Tracy Pearson. chineseFestivals and Dragon Lore A fun and festive look at this special holiday.
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chinese crafts, lion dance by Philadelphia SUNS, chinese classical music by Eastern Folkdancing chinese new year celebration Folk dancing by S Jersey Lion
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Jan. 30, 330500 pm chinese new year Arts crafts ages 6-12. Dyker Branch,13 th Ave. Jan. 30, 315 pm chinese new year Arts crafts ages 5 up.
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Extractions: YEAR OF THE SHEEP - CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS INVOKE THE SPIRIT OF THE ARTIST AT BROOKLYN PUBLIC LIBRARY Brooklyn, N.Y. January 9, 2003 In observance of the Chinese New Year on February 1, Brooklyn Public Library invites patrons to celebrate the "Year of the Sheep" with a host of free performances and programs. On January 25 at 2 p.m., a live performance of music, dance, song and a dazzling magic show for all ages will take place at the Central Library located on Grand Army Plaza. Storytelling, music and arts & crafts programs, such as making Chinese lanterns, will be offered at select branches January 28-February 6. The Sheep is regarded as patron of the arts and according to Chinese tradition, releases the creativity in our nature. In harmony with this tradition, BPL will host the internationally acclaimed performing group " Music from China," which has captivated American audiences with performances of Chinas rich musical traditions as well as works by contemporary Chinese composers. This highly accredited group is as equally versatile in creating the sensuous colors of traditional Chinese music as it is at interpreting contemporary music. Led by artistic director Wang Guowei and executive director Susan Cheng
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Quince Orchard Library @ 11 am chinese Zither performance, arts crafts, TaiChi 2pm Join the Li-Ming chinese School for a chinese new year celebration with
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Extractions: Linda Fang, Storyteller - "Chinese Sticky Rice and Chinese New Years." Stories about why sticky rice became a favorite food for the festival and other witty, humorous, heart-warming stories about food and traditions for the Chinese New Year. Sponsored by the City of Gaithersburg Department of Parks, Recreation, and Culture. Saturday, Feb. 1, Olney Library @ 11 am
Happy Chinese New Year - The Year Of The Dragon
paintings and other arts crafts from China chinese HOLIDAYS chinese horoscopeschinese Internet Sites ~*chinese Lessons*~ Celebrating chinese new year in the
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