Alternatively, why not try this brilliant 3 0 Days Has September Rhyme resource to help children learn how many days are in each month! How can I use this months of the year chart?

This fantastic Rabbit 2023 Chinese New Year Mindfulness Colouring Activity Poster is a great way to bring calm into the classroom while learning about the Chinese and Lunar Year. The perfect approach to mindfulness for children, this colouring activity can be the perfect start for the celebration of the Lunar New Year. This stylish 2023 Year of the Rabbit Chinese New Year Poster is both a beautiful wall display as well as a great way to introduce the Lunar New Year to your children. This colourful and informative All About Rabbits Chinese New Year PowerPoint is perfect for children to learn all about rabbits. 2023 is The Year of the Rabbit and this PowerPoint provides lots of fun and age-appropriate facts about Chinese New Year, rabbits in Chinese culture as well as fun and interesting facts all about rabbits. Use alongside a Chinese New Year topic to enhance children’s understanding of this vibrant festival. Our Chinese New Year Story PowerPoint for KS1 is an engaging resource to use when telling the Chinese legend of the ‘Great Race’ to your class. Each slide is covered with luscious illustrations and clear text, suitable for KS1 children. Help reinforce the days of the week with this lovely Days of the Week Poster, why not use these posters to make an engaging display which reinforces the days and months of the year?

Why is Chinese New Year celebrated?

You can simply use it as a display resource, or use the months of the year list as part of other activities, like those suggested above.

Dress up for the occasion with this Rabbit Face Printable Mask Set featuring three different Lunar New Year rabbit designs in striking red and gold patterns. If you like this wonderful 2023 Year of the Rabbit Chinese New Year Poster, then we have a whole range of other resources to help you prepare your lesson about the Lunar New Year. Offer children this Chinese New Year Dragon Mask Button Placing Fine Motor Skills Activity as a handy continuous provision resource for children to access that encourages fine motor development. Provide children with colourful pom-poms, buttons or other loose parts and encourage them to carefully place them on the circles on the picture. Children could also practise their colour-matching skills by placing the corresponding coloured parts on the dragon picture.

Or why not ask children to try and create their own acrostic poem for each month, using the display poster as a guide? They could try and think of a word or phrase starting with each letter of the month to describe it. Children could then illustrate their poems which could then be added to your display board. Why is this months of the year chart useful? The modern illustration of the rabbit, the Chinese zodiac sign for 2023 will make this 2023 Year of the Rabbit Chinese New Year Poster perfect for any classroom and educational setting this Lunar New Year. Where can I find more Lunar New Year resources? 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!