Chinese New Year 2023 Coloring Coloring Book: Meaningful Chinese Lunar New Year Coloring Pages Includes Rabbits and Kids Wearing Traditional Chinese Clothes | Children's Lunar New Year 2023 for Kids

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The Chinese calendar is based on the Lunar Calendar. Each year marks the transition of a new zodiac animal. Unlike the zodiac of Western astrology, which ascribes a new sign every month, the Chinese Zodiac system assigns animals and their attributes to each year. The cycle of zodiac signs lasts 12 years, as there are 12 zodiac animals. Characteristics include: Gentle, approachable, noble and elegant, quiet, skillful, patient, kind, and alert January Day of the Horse: In Chinese mythology, the horse was created on the sixth day of creation.

Mindfulness colouring has many benefits to your child’s wellbeing. Being mindful is a skill that helps both young and old alike to relax our bodies and minds. There is a variety of activities we can do to practise mindfulness and mindful colouring is one of them. Here are some great reasons why our 2024 Mindfulness Colouring Sheet is beneficial:Here’s another picture you can use for creating greeting cards and postcards. There’s plenty of space on this template for you to showcase your artistic skills. Or write a heartfelt note on it. It will definitely please the receiver.

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While each year is associated with the 12 zodiacs, they are also associated with each of the five elements. With that, each zodiac and Chinese element occurs every 60 years. This year, 2023 is the year of the water rabbit. The last time there was a year of water rabbit was 60 years ago, in 1963. Our 2024 Colouring Sheet would be perfect to accompany learning on either Scottish Hogmanay or Chinese New Year, which this year is The Year of the Dragon! Teach your class all about this Chinese celebration and end your learning with some fun colouring using these sheets. They would also be a great fast-finisher activity for your Chinese New Year Lesson. Each year the Chinese New Year changes from one animal to the next. That next year is in celebration of the new animal and the personality it possesses. It’s especially beneficial if your child is feeling tired or worn out as it gives them time to stop and breathe. Students can have great fun with their classmates, finding out which animals they are, and reading about their characteristics. Encourage older children to do further research on the internet.

Here’s a group of rabbits celebrating their year in full glory. It looks like preparations are in full swing in their houses. This includes two that show just the face of the dragon. These can be cut out and used as masks after they've been coloured in to add extra fun to your Chinese New Year celebrations.

2023 Year of The Rabbit Colouring Page

The Year of the Snake - 2025, 2013, 2001, 1989, 1977, 1965, 1953 Year of the Horse Colouring Picture Here’s a handy list of recent years – parents and teachers, you can look up your birth year on google 🙂 If it's more Chinese New Year resources you're after, we've got you covered there, too! Have a peek at these and see if they work for you:

As we now know, the Chinese new year is celebrated over 16 days and is broken up into three main events. Including these fun and engaging crafts in your lessons is a great way of teaching your students about the Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year is celebrated across China and by Chinese communities the world over. The date of Chinese New Year varies each year, starting at the end of January or up to the middle of February. Chinese New year 2023, falls on January 22 nd, culminating with the Lantern Festival on February 5 thThis fantastic Dragon 2024 Lunar New Year Mindfulness Colouring Activity Poster is a great way to bring calm whilst learning about the Lunar New Year. The perfect approach to mindfulness for children, this colouring activity can be the perfect start for the celebration of the Lunar New Year. We have a vast range of Chinese New Year resources for your class to enjoy. From adult led activities and objective specific resources, to fab continuous provision enhancements, we have your Chinese New Year teaching needs covered. January Break Five: After praying to the God of Wealth, shopping stores and markets can open again. I love Crayola Super Tips– they come in boxes of various amounts – I’ve got the 100-count box as you can never have too many colors!