This cute Numbers 1-10 Chinese New Year Poster and matching Lunar New Year Themed Alphabet Poster are both a beautiful wall display as well as a great way to introduce numbers 1-10 and the alphabet to your children. January Day of the Horse: In Chinese mythology, the horse was created on the sixth day of creation. The Year of the Dragon - 2024, 2012, 2000, 1988, 1976, 1964, 1952 Year of the Snake Colouring Picture

This resource includes two colouring sheets: one showing the year 2024, and the other showing 2024 and ‘The Year of the Dragon’. Both contain beautifully illustrated patterns for learners to demonstrate their creativity and art skills. We highlighted this Chinese New Year Printableand some other fun kid's crafts in our April Crafts for Kids and our 101+ Easy Craft Ideas for kids. The rabbit's personality is considered calm, gentle, ambitious, and loving. Those born in the year of the rabbit are to reflect those same personality traits. Why not use these Chinese New Year Colouring Sheets to enhance children's knowledge of British Values? It's a good opportunity to discuss different beliefs and embrace difference within the classroom. Activities to follow our Chinese New Year Colouring Sheets Chinese New year 2023, falls on January 22 nd, culminating with the Lantern Festival on February 5 thChinese New Year Animals- Help children understand the year of different animals by getting creative. Children could decorate the correct animal for their own birth year and share these with friends and family. Characteristics include: Gentle, approachable, noble and elegant, quiet, skillful, patient, kind, and alert The Year of the Goat - 2027, 2015, 2003, 1991, 1979, 1967, 1955 Year of the Monkey Colouring Picture Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival, marks the first day of the New Year in the Chinese traditional calendar, which is a lunisolar calendar. Unlike the Gregorian calendar, used widely around the world today, the lunisolar calendar determines dates using the location of the sun and the moon relative to the earth. This is why on our Western calendars the date changes each year!

Writing your well-wishes in either Mandarin or Cantonese on your card is a wonderful way to show respect for your friend's culture. If some phrases allude to you, then you can always type your wishes into a translating app. Some kind and thoughtful wishes for you to use include: They love human company and make great pets as they are really affectionate. Each has its own unique personality. This coloring image will definitely test even the best of artists. The lines are highly intricate and will look amazing once it’s done.It's traditionally believed that Chinese dragons can come in a variety of types. Although in Western culture we usually think of the Chinese dragon as the long, snake like creature shown in these Chinese Dragon Colouring Pictures, there are also pictures and descriptions of them looking more like turtles and fish. I’ve provided two paper sizes – A4 and US Letter (8.5″ x 11″) – use the size that is appropriate for your printer. Does your child like to paint? Then a set of watercolors are perfect to unleash their inner artist! The Rabbit is the fourth of all Chinese zodiac animals. Legend has it the Rabbit was proud—arrogant even—of its speed. He was neighbors with Ox and always made fun of how slow Ox was.