For snack we also had Mandarin oranges , which are considered to be a "lucky" food by the Chinese people are commonly eaten during the New Year celebrations. Everyone tried at least one piece (I was proud of them!) so the class should have plenty of good luck.
Carrie Dix, has a Masters of Education with a concentration in Early Education and has been working with young children for over ten years in both educational and recreational settings. This a way for me to share resources and ideas relating to the field of early education. Hope you enjoy and perhaps are inspired!
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Chinese Zodiac Story
For snack we also had Mandarin oranges , which are considered to be a "lucky" food by the Chinese people are commonly eaten during the New Year celebrations. Everyone tried at least one piece (I was proud of them!) so the class should have plenty of good luck.
Labels:
art,
Chinese New Year,
science,
social studies,
technology integration
Location:
Dover Dover
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