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Fun and easy Chinese New Year crafts and activities for kids to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the year of the Rabbit 2023.
22 vegan Lunar New Year recipes to help you ring in the new and enjoy delicious traditional food! These are…
Lunar New Year is Sunday, January 22, and OtterBox has a stunning new iPhone case to commemorate the Year of the Rabbit. Here's what it looks like in person!
Fun and easy Chinese New Year crafts and activities for kids to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the year of the Rabbit 2023.
She'll love stomping in the snow in style with this super warm hat and scarf combination! A fun Minnie Mouse embroidery peeks over the top with 3D ears and a polka dot bow and a warm fleece lining will keep her cozy. Magic in the details Soft plush material with fleece lining Minnie Mouse embroidery 3D ears and polka dot bow The bare necessities Polyester Imported Infant Hat Sizes Size Head Circumference in Inches Head Circumference in Centimeters 0-6M up to 17" up to 43.18cm 6-12M 17" - 181/4" 43.18cm - 46.36cm 12-18M 181/4" - 19" 46.36cm - 48.26cm 18-24M 19" - 20" 48.26cm - 50.80cm 2YR/3YR 20" - 201/4" 50.80cm - 51.44cm Kid Hat Sizes Size Head Circumference in Inches Head Circumference in Centimeters XXS/XS 20" - 20-1/2" 50.80 - 52.07 XS/S 20-1/2" - 21" 52.07 - 53.34 M/L 21-1/4" - 22-1/2" 53.98 - 57.15 L/XL 22-1/2" - 23-3/4" 57.15 - 60.33
23 fun and easy rabbit crafts for Chinese New Year for kids to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the year of the Rabbit 2023.
Perhaps you read Kevin Sharkey’s blog recently about his Chinese New Year party. Kevin decorated his apartment in a Chinese theme with inexpensive finds from Pearl River in the Soho section of Manhattan. When Kevin told me how much fun this party was, I asked him if I, too, might host a Chinese New Year
Fun and easy Chinese New Year crafts and activities for kids to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the year of the Rabbit 2023.
Fun and easy Chinese New Year crafts and activities for kids to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the year of the Rabbit 2023.
How to make a Paper Tiger Puppet! An easy tiger hand puppet that needs no printables, as it is based on basic shapes for Year of the Tiger
Looking for a fun way to Chinese New Year Craft to celebrate the Lunar Calendar, this Chinese Dragon Puppet is just the thing. This Chinese Dragon Puppet
This article contains 30 printable coloring pages for the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese zodiac. The sheets have Chinese characters along with their pinyin (phonetic) counterparts.
Easy 2024 Chinese New Year Crafts for Kids! Traditional, printable and fun new ideas. Chinese Lanterns, Chinese Dragon and Zodiac Animal!
First off, let’s just say that “Chinese New Year,” which is what we commonly call it in the U.S., is not just celebrated by the Chinese – it’s also a big deal in Vietnam, North and South Korea,Taiwan, Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar, Indonesia, and Thailand (Mongols and Tibetans celebrate New Year in February or early March). The lunar calendar is based on the moon’s phases; beginning this year with the new moon on Jan. 22. The year 2023 is the "Year of the Rabbit" — one of 12 zodiac animals that rotate annually.
Fun and easy Chinese New Year crafts and activities for kids to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the year of the Rabbit 2023.
Tomato . . Grape . Beetroot . Beetroot – close up of beautiful mould I had been saving them for just this purpose ;)
Fun and easy Chinese New Year crafts and activities for kids to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the year of the Rabbit 2023.
O's finally got a loose tooth and we wanted to be prepared. I love being able to use up scraps!
Happy almost Chinese new year! I celebrate all the other holidays of the year by baking elaborate cookie boxes and shaker cookies but I have never really done anything too big or extravagant for Chinese new year. I made...
1-2-3 Come Do Some Winter Writing Prompt Crafts With Me Do you read the story “The Jacket I Wear In The Snow?” My kiddos and I really enjoy Shirley Neitzel’s books. They are perfect for sequencing and retelling a story too. With that in mind, I designed several craftivities t...
Have fun teaching your child or toddler with these Chinese activities for kids. Each is playful, fun and easy. Your child can learn Chinese!
Fun and easy Chinese New Year crafts and activities for kids to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the year of the Rabbit 2023.
I don't mind spending on Halloween costumes -- it's my favorite holiday, after all -- I try to encourage the kids to alternate between buying a costume one year, and then making or assembling it the next. I've been kind of lax in enforcing it with the boys, so this year I redoubled my efforts to get them to make their own costumes, and save a few bucks in the process. As it turned out, I think I spent more on raw materials for this year's costumes than if I had just bought costumes from a store.... but we did have a great time making the costumes, and they ended with kickass costumes that will blow those generic store-bought costumes out of the water! This year, 3Po wanted to be a Chinese New Year Dragon. I know people spend thousands of dollars on the elaborate getups seen in Chinese New Year parades, so I told 3Po not to get his hopes up. I searched the internet, but found mostly paper plate or cardboard box dragons that were too crude for 3Po's standards. I finally found a video tutorial for an amazing looking dragon. The crafters in the video were making a multi-person dragon for a parade, and they used a lot of industrial power tools, but I thought I could simplify it and adapt it to our needs. The video did not have a pattern, so I created my own. First, I created a doll-sized prototype so I could figure out what each piece would look like and how it would all fit together (check out my pattern and instructions for an American Girl doll Chinese Dragon mask). Then I enlarged the pattern to fit 3Po's head (I had to tweak the proportions a bit to make them fit a human!). This took way more of my time than any sane person would allocate, but I had a lot of fun doing it. At this point, I decided 3Po ought to start doing some of the work in making his costume. He helped me cut out the foam pieces, paint them, and hot glue them together. Here's a rundown of the most important parts of the costume: Head The head is made entirely of yellow foam, with a few bamboo skewers glued to the inside to keep the head from collapsing. 3Po and I painted it metallic gold. Eyes I bought a styrofoam ball and sawed 2 ends off (about 1/3), then 3Po glued on black felt irises. Nose The nose is foam, with black felt nostrils glued on. The fire coming out of the nose is a giant red pipe cleaner. Mouth To make the lips, 3Po glued a giant red pipe cleaner around the outline of the dragon's mouth. The tongue is foam, painted red (the top coat is a glitter red). The teeth and part of the chin hair are foam, painted white and orange, respectively. Beard To make the beard, we hot glued strands of fuzzy, multicolored yarn. Decor We painted red swirls on the top of the dragon's head, and 3Po glued jewels onto the nose, head, and cheeks. Tail At first 3Po wanted a tail that stuck out straight behind him, so it would look like the dragons you see in parades. Alfie and I convinced him that having a tail that stuck out 3 or 4 feet would not only be uncomfortable to wear (we'd have to design some kind of harness to strap on his back/waist and attach a pole to lift the tail up), it would also be a nuisance to everyone around him (imagine trying to trick-or-treat!). So he compromised with a tail that attached to the dragon mask and draped straight down. We cut up an old yellow bed sheet, then 3Po glued on jewels, glitter foam scales, and a fringe at the bottom. The fringe and jewels turned out to be important because they gave the tail some weight, which allowed it to fall straight down. The weight of the tail also counterbalanced the weight of the beard. Fortunately, we still have their cousin's old black karate uniform in our costume bin, so 3Po will wear that under his mask and cape. The resulting costume is gorgeous. It's probably the most striking, most original costume he's ever worn. He's worn it for five minutes at a time, and it doesn't show any signs of falling apart.... but who knows what will happen on Halloween night! I just hope he doesn't get sick of wearing it and leave me dragging along a gigantic dragon head all night.
The Chinese Lantern Festival or Spring Lantern Festival in Hong Kong is celebrated on the 15th day of the Lunar New Year. This year will be on February 24, 2024. Festivities include a magnificent Lantern Exhibition and the annual Lantern Carnival with many cultural events and performances including ethnic dances, acrobatics, folk craft demonstrations and more. Lantern displays start prior to Chinese New Year at several locations throughout Hong Kong. Here's the latest.
Fun and easy Chinese New Year crafts and activities for kids to celebrate the Lunar New Year and the year of the Rabbit 2023.
