1. Kids Domain - Chinese New Year Chinese New Year Holiday activities - learn about the Chinese New Year and Zodiac, crafts, mazes, word searches, coloring pages, and more! Kid Safe Site. Chinese New Year. chinese new year crafts. Celebrate the New Year with some fun craft projects! Chinese New Year Books a collection of Chinese New Year Fun from all over http://www.kidsdomain.com/holiday/chineseny.html

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2. Kids Domain Crafts - Chinese New Year Crafts! chinese new year crafts. Chinese New Year Dragon. An easy group project to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Circly Snake http://www.kidsdomain.com/craft/_chin-ny.html

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3. Chinese New Years Crafts A growing source for finding craft projects for Chinese New Years celebrations. Chinese New Year Books. These books will help you learn more about Chinese New Year chinese new year crafts. Leanne shares some great crafts, coloring pages, and other related http://familycrafts.about.com/cs/chinesenewyears

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4. Chinese New Year For Kids And Teachers - Kiddyhouse.com Make a Dragon Template provided. Arts and Crafts for Chinese New Year Lots of fun stuff here. chinese new year crafts by kiddyhouse.com Pictures of crafts. http://www.kiddyhouse.com/CNY/

FACTS GIC : Origins of Chinese New year GIC : Traditions of Chinese New year GIC : Traditions of Chinese New year The Chinese calendar is based on the Lunar. GIC : Traditions of Chinese New year The Chinese calendar is based on the Lunar. Lunar/Chinese New Year Calendar Dates of Chinese New Year upto Year 2020 GIC : Facts about Chinese New year Find out what and how the Chinese prepare for this day. The 15-Day Celebration of Chinese New Year Tells us about what each day of the Chinese New Year signifies. Pictures to see. Chap Goh Meh (15th Night of Chinese New Year) Marks the end of Chinese New Year. Find out more. Traditional New Year Foods Food has meanings too for Chinese New Year. Find out what they are. Pictures to see. Chinese New Year Decorations Each decoration signifies something. Pictures to see. Taboos and Superstitions of Chinese New Year Chinese are very superstitious especially when it comes to Chinese New year. Find out what you can or cannot do on this day. The Chinese Lion Dance Videoclip Click on "Video Gallery" on this page to see a video clip of the lion dance. It is quite a long clip. Worthwhile to watch the whole clip as it gets more interesting. The Chinese Lion Page Collection of Lion Head Costumes and dance pictures.

5. Crafts And Activities For Chinese New Year - EnchantedLearning.com chinese new year crafts and Activities. Click here.). fireworks, Enchanted Learning Software s Crafts and Activities for Chinese New Year More KinderCrafts, http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/chinesenewyear/

Become a member of Enchanted Learning. Click here for more information on site membership. $20.00/year or other amount (directly by Credit Card $20.00/year (transaction via PayPal Other Amount (transaction via PayPal As a thank-you bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. (Already a member? Click here. Enchanted Learning Software's Crafts and Activities for Chinese New Year More KinderCrafts Western Year Chinese Year Date of Chinese New Year Symbol February 18 Boar (pig) January 29 Dog February 9 Rooster January 22 Monkey February 1 Goat February 12 Horse January 24 Snake Chinese New Year is a very important holiday in China . It is celebrated in late January to early February (depending on the year). Chinese New Year starts on a New Moon and ends with the lantern festival on the full moon 15 days later. In 2004, Chinese New Year is celebrated on January 22; the year 2004 is the Year of the Monkey . In the Chinese calendar, it is the year 4701. These crafts projects are for preschool, kindergarten and elementary school children. The crafts use materials found around the house, like cardboard, paper, boxes, string, crayons, paint, glue, etc. See a page about color mixing to see how to combine paint to make all the colors of the r a i n b o w Click on any of the crafts to go to the instructions. Have fun!

6. Celebrate Chinese New Year In January Celebrate Chinese New Year in January. Find ideas for crafts, games, field trips, and other activities. Here are some more chinese new year crafts. http://familycrafts.about.com/library/spdays/bljan24th.htm

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7. Crafts & Activities For The Chinese New Year Dates for the Chinese New Year. Tell A Friend! chinese new year crafts Activities. Submit your craft idea http://www.web-holidays.com/lunar/crafts

Apparel, mugs, prints SAVE $4 on orders over $40: Coupon Code: DADNGRAD It's that time of year! 2004 Multi Glasses brought to you by Web-Holidays.com Dates for the Chinese New Year Tell A Friend! Holiday Map History Articles Around the Net Summer Fun What is your favorite summer activity? camping hiking swimming water sports picnicking going to the beach/lake reading other Current Results previous polls Get our Newsletter Sign our Guest Map ... FAQ Specials from Cooking.com FREE Shipping on all Shipments over $75! Offer expires on 6/30/04. Enter Coupon Code C93893 at checkout. Metallic Confetti Metallic Confetti Metallic Confetti Submit your craft idea Chain Snake Chi Chiao Bang (tangram puzzle) Dragon Puppet ... Rice Painting Origami Origami Bubble Balloon Origami Frog Origami Teapot More Crafts you might enjoy! All Occasion Plates Candle Making Crepe Paper Present (Balls) Holiday Bookmarks ... Submit your craft idea The Chinese New Year does not fall on the same date each year, although it is always in January or February. Get your Chinese Zodiac Ware Recommended Books, etc.

8. Chinese New Year Crafts - Kiddyhouse.com Make Chinese New Year Cards. chinese new year crafts. Finger Print LimeTree Chinese New Year Card For PreK-K. Don t forget to check out our other topics. http://www.kiddyhouse.com/CNY/cnycraft1.html

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9. Crafts & Activities For The Chinese New Year DragonGate Zodiac Charms. Roadside Gift Shop. chinese new year crafts Activities Submit your craft idea Chain Snake; Chi Chiao Bang (tangram puzzle); http://www.web-holidays.com/lunar/crafts/index.asp

Apparel, mugs, prints SAVE $4 on orders over $40: Coupon Code: DADNGRAD It's that time of year! 2004 Multi Glasses brought to you by Web-Holidays.com Dates for the Chinese New Year Tell A Friend! Holiday Map History Articles Around the Net Summer Fun What is your favorite summer activity? camping hiking swimming water sports picnicking going to the beach/lake reading other Current Results previous polls Get our Newsletter Sign our Guest Map ... FAQ Specials from Cooking.com FREE Shipping on all Shipments over $75! Offer expires on 6/30/04. Enter Coupon Code C93893 at checkout. Metallic Confetti Metallic Confetti Metallic Confetti Submit your craft idea Chain Snake Chi Chiao Bang (tangram puzzle) Dragon Puppet ... Rice Painting Origami Origami Bubble Balloon Origami Frog Origami Teapot More Crafts you might enjoy! All Occasion Plates Candle Making Crepe Paper Present (Balls) Holiday Bookmarks ... Submit your craft idea The Chinese New Year does not fall on the same date each year, although it is always in January or February. Get your Chinese Zodiac Ware Recommended Books, etc.

10. Crafts For Chinese New Year make chinese new year crafts yourself, with adult supervisionn. chinese new year crafts, Chinese Lantern Make a lantern for Chinese New Year! http://www.theholidayspot.com/chinese_new_year/crafts/

Craft Ideas for Chinese New Year Its fun to make some cute Chinese New Year crafts at home, which add on to the festival fun greatly. Below are given some craft ideas, exclusively for this New Year. Chinese Lantern Dancing Lion or Dragon Toy Tangram Puzzle . Details of these crafts are given below:- Home History The Festival Traditions ... Chinese Lantern Make a lantern for Chinese New Year! Dancing Lion or Dragon Toy Traditionally, on Chinese New Year, two people wear a huge lion or dragon costume and dance. This toy is a tiny paper version of this traditional puppet. Tangram Puzzle Tangram is an ancient Chinese puzzle. This activity is sometimes called "seven pieces of cleverness." The object of the puzzle is to rearrange the pieces of a square (the puzzle pieces) to form figures (like a picture of a man) using the tangram pieces. Have fun, and keep the ideas rolling, by sending this page to your friends. You can also send in your ideas at feedback_at_theholidayspot.com. Happy New Year, and have fun! History The Festival Traditions Craft Ideas ... Chinese Zodiac

11. Dancing Lion - Chinese New Year Crafts From TheHolidaySpot Make a dancing paper lion or dragon toy for Chinese New Year. Traditionally, on Chinese New Year, two people wear a huge lion or dragon costume and dance. http://www.theholidayspot.com/chinese_new_year/crafts/dragon/

Dancing Lion or Dragon Toy Home History The Festival Traditions ... Chinese Zodiac Make a dancing paper lion or dragon toy for Chinese New Year. Traditionally, on Chinese New Year, two people wear a huge lion or dragon costume and dance. This toy is a tiny paper version of this traditional puppet. You will need: Colored paper Scissors Crayons or markers Glue, tape 2 wooden barbeque skewers (or 2 straws or disposable chopsticks) Optional glitter, feathers Draw thehead and tail of a lion or dragon on a piece of paper. Cut the head and tail out and decorate with bright colors. Optional: Decorate with glitter and feathers. Fold a piece of paper in half the long way. Cut along the fold line, making two long rectangles. Fold each piece of paper up like an accordion. Glue or tape the two pieces together, forming one long piece that will be the animal's body. Glue or tape one end of the body to the head. Glue or tape the other end of the body to the tail. Tape one skewer (or straw) to the head and the other skewer (or straw) onto the tail. You now have a dragon or lion that can dance for Chinese New Year.

12. Chinese New Year Learn how to make chinese new year crafts for children, click here and here; Read, “Memories of Chinese New Year in Beijing”, by Xiaoning Wang; http://www.chinasprout.com/html/chinese_new_year.html

Chinese Cultural Products and Services Books Music Dolls Apparel ... Deng Li Jun's Happy New Year Album 2001 Chinese New Year Year 2001 will be the "Year of the Snake," and the Chinese will welcome in this new lunar New Year on January 24, 2001 . To help you and your family celebrate this most important of Chinese festivals, ChinaSprout has created this special page to help you enjoy the Chinese New Year as millions of Chinese do around the world. To learn more about what Chinese do at the New Year's Eve and the traditions of Chinese New Year celebrations, click here and here Learn more about how Chinese prepare for the New Year and what they do at New Year's Eve, New Year Day, the Lantern Festival Learn how Chinese greet each other and decorate their homes during the Chinese New Year Learn how to make Chinese New Year crafts for children, click

13. Child.com Happy Chinese New Year! Happy Chinese New Year! Swing into the year of the monkey with our colorful chinese new year crafts. Hewlett Packard, • Happy New Year Around the World, http://www.child.com/kids/toys_projects/chinese_newyear.jsp

14. Annie's Chinese New Year Page Chinese New Year Pages for Kids Chinese New Year from Family Crafts at About.com chinese new year crafts and Celebrations Chinese New Year Kids Domain http://www.annieshomepage.com/chinesenewyear.html

Annie's "Chinese New Year" Page ~2004: Year of the Monkey - Lunar Year 4702 ~2005: Year of the Rooster - Lunar Year 4703 ~2006: Year of the Dog - Lunar Year 4704 ~2007: Year of the Boar - Lunar Year 4705 ~Celebrated - 2nd new moon after Winter Solstice~ ~Chinese New Year is January ~Chinese New Year is February 9th, 2005~ ~Chinese New Year is January 29th, 2006~ ~Chinese New Year is February 18th, 2007~ Source for above information is: Chinese Calendar Happy New Year from Annie's Home Page "And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature." ~Mark 16:15~ As Christians we should never forget the "Great Commission" that Jesus gave us. We are to "go into ALL the world" and share the Gospel with "everyone". We are not to be ashamed. We are to be obedient and faithful. The Lord will arrange the divine appointments for you. You just need to be willing to follow. The Lord doesn't burden every Christian to go into the Mission field or to become a Preacher or Pastor. However, the Lord does use every willing heart to spread the "Good

15. Mrs.Nash's Class chinese new year crafts. Chinese New Year at abcteach. Make A Dragon. chinese new year crafts For Kids. Chinese New Year Couplets by Ms. Jacoby s Second Graders. http://myschoolonline.com/page/0,1871,53964-135059-56-22597,00.html

Home Page Calendar Christmas December Ideas ... Book Projects CHINESE NEW YEAR Cinco De Mayo Cinderella Project Civil Rights Dates Class Connect 01-02 ... Nominate this site for the Showcase Mrs.Nash's Class CHINESE NEW YEAR Happy New Year ! The Year Of The Monkey The Chinese New Year is a favorite time of the year for many Chinese and Non-Chinese Americans. Holiday celebrations are filled with many sights, sounds, colors, foods, and parades ! Use the links below to enter the world of the C H I N E S E- N E W- Y E A R ! Chinese New Year at Web Holidays Enchanted Learning's Chinese New Year Chinese New Year Crafts Chinese New Year at abcteach ... Chinese New Year Couplets by Ms. Jacoby's Second Graders Let me know if you like this site. Contact Mrs. Nash About MySchoolOnline PRIVACY

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17. Chinese New Year Celebration - Burke Museum Events Saturday, January 24 13 pm. Celebrate the year of the Monkey! Usher in the New Year with chinese new year crafts, foods, music and dance. http://www.washington.edu/burkemuseum/events/chineseevent.html

Your browser does not support script You Are Here: Home Events Chinese New Year Celebration Chinese New Year Celebration Saturday, January 24 1-3 pm Celebrate the year of the Monkey! Usher in the New Year with Chinese New Year crafts, foods, music and dance. Children (and adults!) may even color their own Chinese New Year pictures or take home New Year messages written by a Chinese calligrapher. Complementing the New Year celebration is an exhibit, Chinese Door Gods: A Changing New Year Tradition, featuring traditional and political Chinese New Year pictures from the Burke collections, on view for the first time. Working in collaboration with Suzzallo Library, the Burke will display pictures in two locations: at the Burke and the Suzzallo Library Gallery, from Jan. 14 to Feb. 22, 2004. At the Burke, see traditional pictures from Mianzhu County, Sichuan Province, where a centuries-old tradition of woodblock printing has been revived in recent decades. The Suzzallo Library exhibit will focus on New Year pictures in production. The original woodblocks used to print the pictures will be on view with a selection of New Year pictures from many parts of China. In addition, view a rare set of New Year prints made in 1949 to celebrate the first New Year after the Communist Revolution. The changing political scene is reflected in the changing images. A series of lectures are planned to complement the exhibit and celebrations. Lectures will be held at the Burke Museum by Professors Madeleine Yue Dong of the University of Washington, Jan. 31; Li Yongxian of Sichuan University, Feb. 7; and Ellen Johnston Laing of the University of Michigan, Feb.14, 2004.

18. Celebrate The Chinese New Year - Press Release Saturday, Jan. 24, 1 3 pm. Celebrate the year of the Monkey! Usher in the New Year with chinese new year crafts, foods, music and dance. http://www.washington.edu/burkemuseum/press/2003/dec_04.html

Your browser does not support script You Are Here: Home Press Room : Celebrate the Chinese New Year! For Immediate Release Contact: Maryann Barron maryannb@u.washington.edu Celebrate the Chinese New Year! Saturday, Jan. 24, 1 - 3 pm Celebrate the year of the Monkey! Usher in the New Year with Chinese New Year crafts, foods, music and dance. Children (and adults!) may even color their own Chinese New Year pictures or take home New Year messages written by a Chinese calligrapher. Complementing the New Year celebration is an exhibit, Chinese Door Gods: A Changing New Year's Tradition, featuring traditional and political Chinese New Year pictures from the Burke collections, on view for the first time. Working in collaboration with Suzzallo Library, the Burke will display pictures in two locations: at the Burke and the Suzzallo Library Gallery, from Jan. 14 to Feb. 22, 2004. At the Burke, see traditional pictures from Mianzhu County, Sichuan Province, where a centuries-old tradition of woodblock printing has been revived in recent decades. The Suzzallo Library exhibit will focus on New Year pictures in production. The original woodblocks used to print the pictures will be on view with a selection of New Year pictures from many parts of China. In addition, view a rare set of New Year prints made in 1949 to celebrate the first New Year after the Communist Revolution. The changing political scene is reflected in the changing images.

19. Chinese New Year Chinese New Year Cyberhunt. (downloadable worksheet in pdf format). chinese new year crafts. Chinese New Year Party. Discovering China. (for primary students). http://www.sjs.sd83.bc.ca/lib/sd83web/chnewyear.htm

20. Chinese New Year Includes printable crafts, ecards and some information about the chinese Zodiac. http://www.dltk-kids.com/world/china/

Home Search Chinese New Year and General China Crafts The Chinese calendar follows the moon and divides the years into groups of twelve. Each year is named for an animal. People born in that year are believed to share different traits. The first of the twelve years is the Year of the Rat. This is followed by the Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Sheep, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Pig. Because the Chinese calendar is based on the lunar year, the date of Chinese New Year changes each year. In 2004, the new year happens on January 22nd. On the Chinese calendar, 2004 is the Year of the Monkey. Click here for chinese language directions for a number of our crafts. Chinese New Year Coloring Pages Find out about the Chinese Zodiac Animals which are you and what does it mean! Monkey Coloring Pages Moon Cakes Easy Recipe (great recipe for the kids to help with, though not quite as fancy as the real moon cakes look) CRAFTS: Chinese New Year 2004 Monkey Crafts Chinese New Year Calendar (Zodiac) Wreath Use a paper plate as the base for this cute 12 character zodiac calendar Age 2+ Chinese New Year Wreath (all the zodiac characters are now available) Age 3+ Chinese Outfits for your Favorite Friends/Animals Age 3+ Flag medallions Age 2+ (alternative ideas for making coasters or a mobile available on the page) Karate Toilet Paper Roll Craft Age 3+ Panda Toilet Paper Roll Craft native to China's rainforests

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