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Lunar New Year Newsletter

January 31, 2025: Year of the Wood Snake ๐Ÿ

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'Gong hei fat choy' | ๆญๅ–œๅ‘่ดข

What does that mean? It's a common Cantonese Chinese New Year greeting that means wishing you prosperity and good fortune :)


Here are some other traditional greetings, including how to pronounce them!

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Lantern Festival

Read all about it here.

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The Monster Niรกn

Read about him here.

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Traditional Foods

Read about them here.

Comprehensive Planning Guide for Lunar New Year
Written for NYC teachers, but available to everyone -- this is a complete guide to teaching about the Lunar New Year.
Lunar New Year (Chinese New Year) 2024 resources

Lunar New Year (Chinese New Year) 2024 resources

A selection of primary resources to help teach pupils about the Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar Year or Spring Festival.

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Homemade Fortune Cookies Recipe for Chinese New Year!

Making fortune cookies is a perfect Lunar New Year activity.

Why? Because it involves:

  • Literacy (writing fortunes),
  • Math (measuring ingredients),
  • Science (the properties of cooking),
  • Social studies (what these cookies represent in Chinese culture).
  • Plus, yum!
Chinese New Year Fun Facts
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