If you would like your students to know a little more about the Chinese culture, this learning package can give them an idea about the Chinese zodiac animals. Each Chinese New Year, the zodiac animal of the year will usher in the new year. In 2024, it is the year of the Dragon. This learning package comprises of 1 poster, 12 learning cards and 1 worksheet. Format: PDF Number of pages: 7 (including cover and TOU pages)

This resource can be used both in the classroom or homeschool. It can be used for individual research or collaborative group work. Format: A4, PDF Number of pages: 19 (including cover and TOU pages)

This set of 5 coloring pages will add an air of festivities for the Lunar New Year. This product can be used individually or in groups. Completed works can be displayed. Format: A4, PDF Number of pages: 7 (including cover and TOU pages)

Get this set of 4 posters to bring an air of Lunar New Year festivities into your classroom. Lunar New Year is celebrated in in Asian communities around the world. We also hear a lot about Chinese New Year, which is mainly celebrated by Chinese communities. Korea, Japan and Vietnam also have their versions. During this festival which usually takes place in January or February, people welcome the new year by ushing in the year of the zodiac animal. This year, it is the Year of the Dragon. Format: A4, PDF

A set of 12 posters to learn about Spring Time Idioms. Format: A4, PDF Number of pages: 14 (including cover and TOU pages) You might also be keen on supporting products that accompany this product; they include cards and worksheets on matching and learning cards. These are available in my listings.

This lesson on comparing Western dragon and Eastern dragon will help students learn about the similarities and differences of the two dragons. With collaborative work in pairs, students will gather information and exchange with each other. A suggested lesson plan is included. Format: US Letter, PDF Number of pages: 13 (including cover and TOU pages)