41. Flower Crafts For Kids : Garden Arts And Crafts Projects For Children : Flowers KID S FLOWERS crafts AND GARDENS ARTS AND crafts PROJECTS 0-9 Decorate the house with flowers for chinese new year! - chinese people decorate the http://www.artistshelpingchildren.org/flowersgardenartscraftsideassprojectskids.

A Part of The National Heritage Foundation Child Art Resources Mission Donate ... Back to Children's Art Menu FLOWER CRAFTS FOR KIDS/FLOWERS / GARDENS ARTS AND CRAFTS PROJECTS Here are Flowers and Gardents Arts and Crafts Projects for your Kids....Many Garden Crafts for your Children KID'S FLOWERS CRAFTS AND GARDENS ARTS AND CRAFTS PROJECTS - 0-9 4th of July Flower Pot Votive Candleholder - A decorative candleholder for holiday or every day. KID'S FLOWERS CRAFTS AND GARDENS ARTS AND CRAFTS PROJECTS - B Bear Flower Frame - Make a flower frame with bears hanging on tight. Balloon Plant - Making Balloon Plants is a wonderful activity! You can also use them to give as gifts, or to make at parties. Kids love making them and you will enjoy watching your new plant grow :) Blooming Necklace - Instructions for making a blooming necklace using an empty film container Button Flowers - Make a flower out of buttons. KID'S FLOWERS CRAFTS AND GARDENS ARTS AND CRAFTS PROJECTS - C Chinese Blossom Activities - Blossom is s ymbolic of the New Year, and blossom branches are a traditional decoration at Chinese New Year, and welcome in most houses at any time!

42. AsiaSource: AsiaTODAY - A Resource Of The Asia Society Resources on chinese new year 2001. 2001 chinese new year Learn about new year s traditions, decorations, crafts for children, games and books. http://www.asiasource.org/news/at_mp_02.cfm?newsid=41993

43. Chinese New Year- Food Recipes And Kid's Crafts - Chinese Food Gung Hay Fat Choy! - or in English, Happy chinese new year! This year is the year of the Rooster, beginning February 9th and is celebrated for 15 days! http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art16076.asp

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44. NOBLE Web: Chinese New Year chinese new year Books for Children Here s a list of books about the celebration, chinese new year Arts and crafts for chinese new year From http://www.noblenet.org/year/chinese.html

NOBLE: North of Boston Library Exchange The Year of the Rooster begins February 9, 2005. Chinese New Year Books for Children Here's a list of books about the celebration, linked to our library catalog. Chinese New Year Basic information from the Chinapage website Chinese New Year Try the virtual fortune sticks, make your own Chinese gift packet, and learn more about Chinese New Year from the Chinatown Online website Chinese Calendar A guide from InfoPlease Chinese New Year Sylvia Chong has developed a collection of information about the holiday, including customs, food and decorations Chinese Astrology Learn about the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac Food and Cooking Chinese New Year A collection of information and recipes from Holidayrecipes.com Crafts, Games and Activities Chinese New Year Arts and Crafts for Chinese New Year From Enchanted Learning Chinese New Year Banners Make colorful paper garlands to celebrate the holiday Tet Nguyen Dan Learn more about how the Vietnamese celebrate the lunar new year. Tet: Vietnamese New Year Ideas for children's celebrations, from the Families with Children from Vietnam support group website

45. Chinese Craft Ideas Wish u all a Crafty chinese new year!!! Here are some Craft Ideas to keep the kids busy through the festive season. Tangram Puzzle chinese Lanterns http://www.twilightbridge.com/hobbies/festivals/chinesenewyear/crafts.htm

Wish u all a Crafty Chinese New Year!!! Here are some Craft Ideas to keep the kids busy through the festive season. Tangram Puzzle Chinese Lanterns Dancing Lion or Dragon Toy Concertina Chinese Dragon Chinese New Year Gift from Twilight Bridge Download the Desktop Quotes Software for Inspirational Sayings absolutely free this New Year Chinese New Year Index Chinese Zodiacs Index Sign our Guest Book Holiday Index ... Refer This Site

46. China Window :: Arts & Crafts Embroidery is a traditional chinese craft which consists of pulling colored In China s cities and the countryside, new year pictures are closely linked http://www.china-window.com/china_culture/arts_crafts/index.shtml

Home China Briefing China Travel China Market ... Martial Arts Search our site: You are here: China Window Home China Culture Suzhou Embroidery Suzhou embroidery, Hunan embroidery, Sichuan embroidery and Guangdong embroidery are the four most famous in China. Suzhou embroidery has a long history. It has been excavated in Auspicious Tower and Mount Tiger Tower made in Northern Song in Five dynasties. Four Famous Chinese Embroidery Styles Embroidery is a traditional Chinese craft which consists of pulling colored threads through a background material with embroidery needles to stitch colored patterns that have been previously designed on the ground. Dragon and Tiger in folk art The tiger is a popular theme in chinese folk art.One may encounter numerous images of tigers in almost all forms of folk art:paper-cuts, embroidery sculptre, new year prnts and others. Wood Block New Year Pictures In China's cities and the countryside, New Year pictures are closely linked with the Spring Festival (the Chinese New Year). Pasting up New Year pictures is a part of the festive celebrations. Jingdezhen Jingdezhen, formerly spelt Ching Teh Chen and known as the "Ceramics Metropolis" of China, is a synonym for Chinese porcelain.

47. EduHound Weekly: January 15, 2004 Arts crafts for chinese new year These crafts projects are for preschool, kindergarten and elementary school children. The crafts use materials found http://www.eduhound.com/ewarchives/011504.html

NEWSLETTERS Back to School 2003 Electricity Mars Ed. Technology ... Fascinating Sites WELCOME to the 161st Issue of EduHound Weekly! This week's newsletter is sponsored by Adobe EduHound Weekly Archives at: http://www.eduhound.com/eduhoundweeklyarchives.cfm NOTE : I'm happy to hear that so many of you are sharing EduHound Weekly with colleagues, friends and family. However, it's important for us to have an accurate picture of how many of you enjoy our newsletter. So if this is forwarded to you, please sign up for your own free weekly mailing at http://www.eduhound.com/eduhoundweekly.cfm judi From the Desk of Judi! This week's topic is: CHINESE NEW YEAR Chinese New Year is celebrated in late January to early February (depending on the year - it 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. Some sites to help in this effort: Here you can have fun making traditional crafts, playing traditional games, coloring in the coloring book, or even making your very own fortune cookies.

48. Chinese New Year Festival Crafts The new year Festival is the most important event in the chinese calendar. three craft ideas are all associated with the chinese new year celebrations. http://guidezone.e-guiding.com/liz_china_nycrafts.htm

Chinese New Year Festival Crafts The New Year Festival is the most important event in the Chinese calendar. It usually takes place late January or early February. New Year's Day is traditionally followed by 15 days of festivities ending with a Lantern Festival which coincides with the appearance of the first full moon of the year. More recently, only three days are celebrated - New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and Kai Nien, the following day. The following three craft ideas are all associated with the Chinese New Year celebrations. Peach Blossom Trees. Peach wood is an enemy of demons, and peach signifies longevity. Attach peach colored tissue paper flowers and pale green leaves to a twig. Put the twig in Plasticine in a yogurt pot. Paper dragon. The dragon symbolizes bravery, energy and wisdom. Cut two narrow strips of colored paper (approx. 70-80 cms long and 4 or 5 cms wide). Glue them together at the top in a V shape. Fold alternately into a concertina. Attach a head at one end and sticks at both ends. Traditional colors for the head are red, gold and green with lots of sequins. Make your dragon dance! Chinese lantern.

49. Children's Music By Nancy Stewart - Song Of The Month Arts and crafts for chinese new year EnchantedLearning.com. bullet. China Dim Sum new year or Spring Festival. bullet. chinese new year at PrimaryGames. http://www.nancymusic.com/Gunghayplay.htm

January 2003 www.nancymusic.com Return to Main Page C hinese N ew Y ear is a spring festival, celebrated during our winter. It follows the Chinese Lunar calendar, and falls between mid-January and mid-February. The celebrations typically last for two weeks, although there are many different ways to celebrate. See the list of websites below for more information, and fun craft activities to do! Gung Hay Fat Choy – Chinese New Year Song (wishing you good fortune and happiness) Sing as a fingerplay with the simple hand motions, or pass out rhythm instruments and have children play on the chorus. Or you use as a circle dancing, holding hands and walking around on the chorus, and stopping to make hand motions on the verses). Chorus: (keep a rhythm patting hands together one hand up, then the other) Gung Hay Fat Choy, Gung Hay Fat Choy Sing Happy New Year, Gung Hay Fat Choy 1. The new moon tells us, exactly when (hold up one hand in C shape for crescent moon) To celebrate with family and friends (clap hands in rhythm) 2. Clean up the house and get out the broom

50. Chinese Art And Craft - Tiger Hats HAPPY chinese new year! 2003. The year of the RAM We viewed a wonderful slide show all about China, and then we made our own chinese crafts for Kids http://www.gigglepotz.com/3-ram.htm

HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR! 2003 The Year of the RAM On Thursday, February 20th, our third class had a visit from Ms. Paulson (from the San Francisco Art and Craft Museum). We viewed a wonderful slide show all about China, and then we made our own Chinese Tiger Hat. We also listened to Chinese music while we worked. Take a look at the pictures below: Do you like our hats? Our whole class wearing the Tiger Hats Cute Tiger hats! Have a look at us making the hats. ... More Tiger Hats to have fun with. Chinese Crafts for Kids Make a Chinese Flag necklace Make a Dancing Lion Make a Chinese Flag Try these other Chinese Crafts! Make an Egg carton Dragon Wear this Dragon in a Chinese New Year Parade Print this Dragon Pattern Make a Fortune Cookie decoration ... Back to Gigglepotz.com Back to our 3rd grade website

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53. Winter Holiday Websites chinese new year at Kids Domain Links to calendar, crafts, folk tales, paper cutting, chinese new year for Kids Coloring pages, crafts, easy recipes, http://www.springfieldlibrary.org/hols/holiday.html

Home Catalog Databases Branches ... Chinese New Year Winter Holiday Websites Halloween Ramadan Veterans Day Thanksgiving ... Chinese New Year Halloween - October 31, 2004 General Sites Dark Side of the Net: Halloween and Haunted Houses Hundreds of links for Halloween: graphics, ghost stories, costume ideas, haunted house events and parties, and more. HalloweenKids.com: Your Guide to Family-Friendly Frights Coloring and games, costume ideas, party help, safety tips and more! Halloween Online Great pages for the scariest night of the year! Costume ideas, Halloween safety, scary stories, pumpkin carving, recipes, and much, much more! Halloween Magazine Articles, stories, costumes, recipes, activity tips, decoration suggestions, and lists of haunted houses and Halloween organizations. Cavern of Clipart Over a thousand pieces of clipart, banners, backgrounds, bars, buttons, icons and animations, for Halloween! Facts for Features from the US Census Interesting facts culled from US Census data about Halloween observances, including the candy and costume industries, pumpkins, and trick-or-treating. History and Traditions History of Halloween From the History Channel. Essays on the origins of the holiday, pumpkins, other holidays around the world, ghost stories, and more.

54. Berit's Best : Chinese New Year Kids Domain chinese new year. Features crafts, links to printable activity pages, and links to sites about the most important day on the chinese calendar. http://www.beritsbest.com/sites.php?c=18

55. Chinese New Year Festival And Parade Information 2002 For The United States By C chinese new year Create traditional arts and crafts with the help of the Greater Boston chinese Cultural Association. 14 pm Hynes Convention Center, http://www.childbook.com/newyear02.html

English Chinese View Books Music Software Videos ... Newletter Archive Chinese Children's Books, Video's, and More! www.childbook.com www.childbook Find: About Us Community Free Stuff Guarantee ... Why Buy? The Page for Chinese New Year 2004 and beyond is at http://www.childbook.com/community/newyear/index.html Apologies for the inconvenience by moving the page, Ray Chinese New Year 2002 Information California Alhambra Alhambra Lunar New Year Festival and Parade February 9, 2002 - Phone: 626-284-123 Alhambra, CA Feb. 2nd - Fresno Walnut - Mt. San Antonio (Mt. Sac) Clark Theatre Feb. 10th - 1:30PM and 4PM 626-290-3761, $12 in Advance. $15 at door. Chinese Acrobatic Show. Tickets can be purchased at Evergreen Chinese Bookstores Hacienda Heights Big temple there. Can't figure out their schedule, but I know they have something for Lantern Festival (End of Chinese New Year). http://english.hsilai.org/english2/index-e.html Rosemead Auditorium (9063 E. Mission Road, Corner of Rosemead Blvd. and E. Mission Road). 626-290-3761, $12 in Advance. $15 at door. Chinese Acrobatic Show Feb. 16th, 6:30PM and 4PM.

56. Chinese New Year Festival chinese new year festivities take center stage at The Huntington from 1030 am to 430 Traditional chinese crafts (all day) including dough doll making, http://www.huntington.org/Information/ChineseNewYear.html

Chinese New Year Festival celebrates the "Year of the Rooster" Saturday, Feb. 19 Chinese New Year festivities take center stage at The Huntington from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 19, with a family festival marking the start of the Year of the Rooster. Other activities will include: Folk dancers (11:30 a.m.) Storytelling (12:30 p.m.) Chinese painting demonstration (2:30 p.m.) Public talk (2:30 p.m.) about the botanical and symbolic aspects of plants and flowers of the Chinese New Year. Traditional Chinese crafts (all day) including dough doll making, paper cutting, knotting, and lantern making crafts for kids, and Chinese calligraphy workshops for youngsters and adults. All activities are included with general admission: $15 adults, $12 seniors, $10 students (age 12-18), $6 youth (age 5-11), and free for children under 5. Members are admitted free. The event is made possible by the Carrie Kolb Foundation, East West Bank, Panda Express and Panda Inn.

57. 1999 Chinese New Year Events crafts Skilled craftsmen will demonstrate the art of making such things as paper One of the best introductions to chinese new year is to take a guided http://www.c-c-c.org/act/99newyear.html

Home What's New Exhibitions Activities ... Links 1999 Chinese New Year Events Spring Festival Celebrates the Year of the Hare Celebrate the Year of the Hare, 4697, at the Chinese Culture Center. In the Center lobby, an enormous silk dragon will welcome you to join the festivities, including: Food: Sink your teeth into savory New Year dumplings and pastries. Our experts will show you how to make them right. Crafts: Skilled craftsmen will demonstrate the art of making such things as paper fans and lanterns, clay whistles, and woven straw animals. Performances: In the auditorium, Bay Area artists will perform lively Chinese folk dances, traditional music , martial arts, acrobatics, and magic. Seeing Double Lions, That Is!: And when the clock strikes noon on Saturday and Sunday, over the Portsmouth Square Bridge will come two fierce, dancing lions: the traditional New Year Double Lion Dance ! The Chinese Spring Festival is sponsored by the Chinese Culture Foundation and is partially funded by Grants for the Arts of the San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund. Admission free.

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59. Huddle New Year - Crafts And Activities new year Menu, new year Home, Auld Lang Syne, eCards, Games, Humor, Poetry Stories, chinese new year, crafts, History, Our new years, Other Resources http://holidays.huddlenet.com/newyear/crafts.shtml

New Year Menu New Year Home Auld Lang Syne eCards Games Humor Chinese New Year Crafts History Our New Years Other Resources Recipes Safety First Our New Year Awards Huddle Holidays Home C r a f t s a n d A c t i v i t i e s These crafts are sure to delight the young and the young at heart. Enjoy! CRAFT OR ACTIVITY January Wreath A Time Capsule A Ten Year Letter Huddle Holidays Menu Huddle Holidays Home eCards Contact Us Link to Us Privacy Statement Our Awards New Year Valentines Day Presidents Day St. Patrick's Day April Fools' Day Easter Earth Day Mother's Day Memorial Day Father's Day Independence Day Halloween Veteran's Day Thanksgiving Chanukah Christmas Birthdays HuddleNet Huddle 1998 to

60. Harvard China Care of the most jubilant chinese holidays of yearthe coming of the new year! 2005 is the year of the roostercome make chinese crafts and enjoy delicious http://hcs.harvard.edu/~care/news.html

Welcome! Join HCC! Welcome to another great year at Harvard! This year we have many great activities and projects planned for HCC, so come join us if you would like to make a difference in the lives of orphans! These children have so little to begin with—each and every volunteer means so much to them! If you missed the freshman activities fair on Mon., Sept. 12, there's still the Upperclassman Activities Fair on Friday, Sept. 16, 1:30-5:20pm in Tercentary Theatre (the big grassy area between Memorial Church and Widener Library). And please come to Harvard China Care's first information session of the year! It's on Sunday, Sept. 18, 3-4pm, in Lowell House's Junior Common Room. Here's a map if you don't know how to get here! Whether you're a freshman or a senior, it's never too late to help out! Shelley on 09.14.05 @ 08:46 AM EST [ link Interested in Joining a Mentor Program? Harvard China Care has been talking for awhile now about creating a mentorship program for older adopted children (9yr+) who cannot make our Dumplings playgroup because of the age cap. We are currently recruiting students who will commit to being a mentor for at least a semester... but we would like to know how large or small this program will be. So, if you are interested in joining, please email Jessica (pang@fas.harvard.edu) with your child's NAME and AGE. If you know other families who would like to be a part of this program as well, let them know! Check back at this site for updates on the progress of the mentorship program.

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