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Chinese New Year
Anita Yasuda
Library Binding (Av2 by Weigl, July 1, 2011)Introduces the traditions of the lunar New Year as the holiday is celebrated by people of Chinese origin and provides instructions for creating a variety of holiday-themed crafts, including a diorama, lucky money envelopes, and a lantern.
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Chinese New Year
Catherine Chambers
Paperback (Evans Brothers, Aug. 1, 2011)Lucky red parcels, fire and light, drums and dancers and favorite foods—the Chinese New Year has begun! How and when did the Chinese New Year begin? Why is it so important? How can you join in too? Guiding children through the history of the Chinese New Year, this interactive book also teaches how readers can take part in the event in their own lives, includes color photographs that show how the festival is marked, and relates its cultural and religious importance to the communities involved.
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Chinese New Year
Livermore Valley Charter Prep International Students, Hengjie Gao, Qingshan Li, Jiahui Lin, Yanzheng Pan, Wenhao Sun, Jing Zhu
Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, May 23, 2014)This bilingual book about Chinese New Year helps children learn about the holiday and learn new words in Chinese. It is the second in a series of books created by international high school students at Livermore Valley Charter Prep in California.
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Festivals: My Chinese New Year
Monica Hughes
Hardcover (Heinemann Library, Sept. 30, 2004)None
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Chinese New Year
Katie Dicker
Hardcover (Laburnum Press, Aug. 1, 2014)Chinese New Year helps children to find out more about this important annual festival. Children are introduced to the Chinese calendar and aspects of preparation, such as cleaning and decorating. They also learn about the festival itself with parades, dragon dances, family gatherings, gifts, and special food.
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Chinese New Year
Catherine Chambers
Library Binding (Heinemann/Raintree, Jan. 1, 1997)Describes the traditions, ceremonies, and foods associated with the celebration of the Chinese New Year
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Chinese New Year
Dianne M. MacMillan
Library Binding (Enslow Elementary, Feb. 1, 2008)Young readers are presented with a review of this holiday's long history and colorful traditions through an examination of its original celebrations to the way it is marked around the world today, complete with full-color photos throughout.
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Mimi's Chinese New Year
Helen Wu, Shoran Jiang
Paperback (EasyMandarinUK, Oct. 1, 2010)As a part of Learning with Lulu Reading Series, this story is a A4 sized large picture book with full colour illustration, simple but fun storyline and English translation as well as New Words List at the back. It is ideal for children to learn Chinese through stories.
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Chinese New Year
Sarah Moyse
Hardcover (Hodder Wayland, Nov. 30, 1996)None
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Chinese New Year
Saviour Pirotta
Paperback (Wayland (Publishers) Ltd, Aug. 13, 2009)Aimed at the school library market for RE, this book explores the way people celebrate Chinese New Year around the world. Find out what food they eat, what clothes they wear and what special ceremonies they perform.
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Chinese New Year
Sarah Moyse
Paperback (Hodder Wayland, Sept. 30, 1999)None
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Chinese New Year
Catherine Chambers
Paperback (M. Evans and Company, May 1, 2005)None