Cally Finsbury, Timothy Finsbury
Chinese New Year: Celebrations and cultural events
Paperback
(Independently published Feb. 14, 2018)
Chinese New Year
A simple story about how a teacher explained to her class about Chinese New Year.Includes fun facts & trivia.Join Timothy Bloom as he discovers why there are different animal years such as the dog, rat, horse, ram, snake, pig, monkey, horse, dragon, rabbit, Cockerel, and the ox. The children are amazed by the story of the Chinese festival also known as the spring festival and the Asian festival. Encourages curiosity and wonder about other cultures and awareness of how amazing the world is. Have you ever wondered about the Chinese New year? Do you need a children's book that gives a simple insight to help with the education of your young child? The book can be used as a simple reference to the history of how the animals had a race and the impact of this custom and folklore on our storytelling of human characteristic and animal characteristics. This book is an ideal source of information to add to your social science library or anthropology library. Great book for assemblies on religions or comparisons with Buddhism or religious celebrations and festivals. A great early learning book about the traditions, customers and activities that children do to remember and respect Chineses New year.- Series
- Helping kids to understand (Book 1)
- ISBN
- 1980291624 / 9781980291626
- Pages
- 40
- Weight
- 5.4 oz.
- Dimensions
- 8.5 x 0.1 in.
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