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Lesson Plans - 4th GradeToday is the first day of the New Year on the Chinese lunar calendar. Each year of the calendar’s 16-year cycle is represented by an animal. According to the Chinese zodiac, people born during a given year share traits with that animal. 2010 is the year of the tiger. Those born under this year are supposed to be short-tempered, suspicious, adventurous, sensitive, emotional, and risk-takers.
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This unit will teach students about the customs and culture of Chinese New Year. Celebrate Chinese holidays and the country’s ancient culture with animal zodiac kites. Happy new year!
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Design and fly a beautiful fabric windsock! This one is decorated with traditional Chinese symbols.
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Parade with a one-of-a-kind Chinese Dragon puppet. Celebrate Chinese New Year, the country’s literature, or other aspects of this ancient culture.
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