Double Fish Chinese New Year Decoration

In Chinese culture, fish symbolize an abundance of wealth and good luck. The Chinese character for fish 魚 [yú], has the same pronunciation as 餘, which means abundance or extra. I created this double fish Chinese New Year decoration for my children because they love fish.

Chinese New Year Books for Kids in Chinese, Bilingual, and English

Learn about the most important holiday of the year with this list of Lunar New Year books. I’ve included our not-so-traditional favorite stories that I hope your children will love too! These books are published in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and bilingual English.

Lunar New Year Word Search Worksheets

Word search activities are a fun way to improve your child’s Chinese character recognition. Learn Chinese New Year greetings and Lunar New Year vocabulary with this fun and effective worksheet.

Easy Lunar New Year Crafts for Kids

Making Chinese New Year decorations with your children is a fun way to bond and learn about Chinese culture. Here’s a list of easy Chinese New Year crafts all based on the simple accordion fold.

DIY Chinese New Year Lantern Decorations

  Supplies black construction paper red paper (thinner paper is easier to fold. I used red origami paper, 10″ square) ribbon or string red envelope glue scissors Instructions This is an easy craft but since red envelopes come in many sizes, please adjust the measurements based on what you think looks best. For younger children Read More

How to Make Mooncake Bath Bombs

Put your mooncake molds to good use! We had fun making mooncake bath bombs that are so pretty they can be given as gifts for those who have food allergies.