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Teaching Your Children About the Chinese New YearLearning about other cultures is important for children, especially as technology and business make our world more “global” than “local.”- Celebrating Chinese New Year Throughout the WorldCelebrate Chinese New Year with fun party favors, decorations and food.
Chinese New Year Animals PoemDo you know all the Chinese New Year Animals? Here's a fun way to help you remember with a mnemonic device for each Chinese New Year Animal in poetry form.
The People of the Moon: Lantern Festival 2011 and the End of Chinese New YearThe People of the Moon: Lantern Festival 2011 and the End of Chinese New Year
Traditional Foods for Celebrating Chinese New YearChinese New Year is celebrated for two weeks in February, is Year 4709 on their calendar
Lucky or Auspicious Foods Consumed in Chinese CultureFood plays an important role in Chinese culture and important holidays like Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, as Chinese believe that certain foods have lucky or auspicious qualities.
Best Movies and Films to Watch for Chinese New YearOne of the best ways to learn about a culture and people is to read books and watch movies based in that country. Chinese New Year begins early in February. Here are best movies and films based in China to explore Chinese New Year.- Best Year of the Rabbit Merchandise and T-Shirts for Chinese New YearThe best Year of the Rabbit t-shirts and merchandise let you celebrate Chinese New Year in killer bunny slippers. These are 5 fun items.
Free Coloring Pages: Chinese New YearA list of five links leading to free coloring pages depicting the Chinese New Year.- Free Chinese New Year Printables for Elementary StudentsA listing of five free printables pertaining to the Chinese New Year, specifically 2011, the Year of the Rabbit. These are appropriate for elementary students.
- Chinese New Year Animals Continue 2,000-Year-Old OrderFor a few thousand years, 12 specific animals have defined succeeding years for the Chinese people. The Year of the Rabbit begins today, just after the Year of the Tiger came to an end - with the Year of the Dragon on tap next.
Chinese New Year - the Evolution of Our Family NameAs we celebrate the Chinese New Year, I am reminded of the Chinese side of my family, how they traveled to Hawaii, and how their name was changed by missionaries.
Happy Chinese New Year 2011 HaikuA little haiku to wish you a very happy Chinese New Year 2011!
Chinese New Year 2011. Spring Festival and Golden Week. Lantern FestivalChinese New Year 2011. Spring Festival and Golden Week. Lantern Festival.- Best Movies to Include in a Chinese New Year MarathonWondering what you should watch to celebrate Chinese New Year? Read on.
- Chinese-American Tale: Best Film to Watch on Chinese New Year"The Joy Luck Club" celebrates four Chinese American families as they get in touch with their roots.
2011 Chinese New Year Events in Chicago, IllinoisChinese New Year or Lunar New Year is an exciting festival. In Chicago, Illinois, the event is marked with a parade across Chinatown and other fun activities.- Chinese New Year Wishes, Verses, & GreetingsCelebrate this festive occasion with a few Chinese New Year wishes and verses. Share these Chinese New Year greetings with others.
- Traditional Chinese New Year Feast RecipesHosting a traditional Chinese New Year feast is a great way to bestow good luck and prosperity upon family and friends. This 15-day celebration embraces a variety of traditions that focus on offering thanks and goodwill to all mankind.
- 2011 Guide to Local Chinese New Year Parades and EventsExperience the cultural festivities of the Lunar new year through lion parades, lantern festivals, and Asian-inspired dance, music, and arts and crafts in Los Angeles and Orange counties in California.
- Chinese New Year Guide to New York City, Queens and Staten IslandThis year's annual Chinese New Year Celebration in New York City begins on February 4th, with fireworks, followed by a lavish parade on February 6th.
Las Vegas Celebrates Year of the Hare Chinese New Year 2011 with Food and EntertainmentFeb.13, 2011, Chinese New Year celebrates Year of the Hare across the Vegas Valley with food and entertainment. Tiffany is introducing a new 18k gold pendant and charms to celebrate the year of the Rabbit.
Local Chinese New Year Events in Atlanta 2011You can celebrate Chinese New Year right here in Atlanta! February 3, 2011 marks the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit.
Las Vegas Chinese New Year- 2011Vegas is a great place to celebrate the Chinese New Year on a budget. Check out ways to ring in the Year of the Hare that are both fun and inexpensive.- 2011 Chinese New Year Festivities in Los Angeles, CALos Angeles has always been known for its ethnic diversity. Why not take the opportunity to watch and be entertained this Chinese New Year? Everybody can learn about the Chinese customs and traditions.
Chinese New Year 2011: Welcome the Year of the RabbitThe Chinese New Year varies in the date its starting date. Usually beginning towards the end of January, it starts February 3 this year. The fifteen-day celebration is all about the Year of the Rabbit.
A Guide to Harrisonburg, VA Chinese New Year Parades and EventsEthnic Chinese are an extremely small minority here in Harrisonburg, VA. Too small, apparently, to induce or encourage a multicultural celebration of this wonderful holiday.- Interesting Facts About the Chinese New YearRed envelopes, street fairs, firecrackers and more! Check out some interesting facts about the most celebrated holiday in China!
- Introduction to the Chinese New YearThe most popular holiday celebrated by the Chinese people is the Chinese New Year holiday. An introduction to the Chinese New Year will give you a better understanding of the Chinese culture and why the Chinese New Year is important to their heritage.
- Kuala Lumpur Over the Chinese New YearKuala Lumpur is a worldly city, and it becomes even more amazing during the Chinese New Year.
- Top 5 Things to Do for the Chinese New Year in Las VegasCelebrate Chinese New Year throughout the month of February in Las Vegas. Lists one local's Top 5 things to do during Chinese New Year.
The Chinese New YearWho said Texans don't know how to throw a Chinese New Year celebration?- Free Printable Chinese New Year Coloring Pages, Crafts and ActivitiesI confess that as a child and into adulthood I've always delighted in Chinese culture. As a teacher I like to immerse my students in foreign cultures and peoples. Chinese New Year begins Feb. 14, 2010. Here are free printable crafts.
Chinese New Year (Tiger): A Lesson Plan for PreschoolersActivities to be incorporated into preschool Chinese New Year lesson plans. Includes activities centered around tigers.
Hot Holidays for Cold February - Chinese New Year and Valentine's DaySince Chinese New Year often arrives in February, it gives us more reasons and more ways to celebrate this season than Valentine's Day. Help yourself to these delightful ideas and enjoy a cheerful season.- Ring in the Chinese New Year with 5 Festive DrinksOnce again, Chinese New Year is here and these are some wonderful Chinese inspired drinks.
- Chinese New Year Dinner for Two (or More)This is the year of the Tiger in Chinese Astrology and the Chinese New Year is just over the horizon on February 14th.
- 2010 Chinese New Years Celebrations in South CarolinaA list of events happening in South Carolina for Chinese New Year.
- Dinner Menu to Celebrate the Chinese New YearThe beginning of the Chinese New Year Coincides with Valentine's Day. Here are a couple of recipe suggestions to impress that special someone.
- Celebrating 15 Days of Chinese New Year of the Tiger in 2010In the event you wish to celebrate the Chinese New Year (which in 2010 could be the year of the tiger) in a very classic manner that you can find a couple of issues you need to take into account.
