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Chinese New Year What’s Your Sign? © 2008
Activities to do with your students ACTIVITY 3: PREPARING FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR Making New Year Decorations Now that they are familiar with the Chinese New Year, students prepare for a classroom Chinese New Year festival. Begin by having the students help clean and straighten the classroom and complete all outstanding assignments! Then students will have a clean space to create New Year’s decorations, make New Year’s gifts and practice the Lion Dance. Grades: All Related Objects Fu Sign Lantern We have provided you with two decoration activities to choose from. Students may make Fu or lantern decorations to prepare their classroom for the New Year. Students will learn the meaning of Fu and other popular Chinese good luck symbols. Guiding Questions: 1. What is luck? 2. What are good luck signs to you? 3. What brings you good luck? Chinese New Year | 21
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