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Lunar Orff Arrangement for Chinese New Year
A fun instrument play along to celebrate Chinese New Year for pitched and unpitched percussion. Students can learn both parts and swap part way through. A great opportunity to increase cultural awareness, note reading skills and ensemble skills. The download includes ideas for performance as well as extension activities!
1st - 5th
Art, Other (Performing Arts)
Lunar Chinese New Year 2026 Art Project Panda Notan Positive Negative Space
Enrich learning with a Lunar or Chinese New Year 2026 art project of a fun cut-paper panda notan. This art lesson introduces symmetry, positive and negative space, and the concept of notan, or the balance of lights and darks within a work of art. Fun facts about pandas, China, and the Lunar New Year will engage and deepen students’ learning, and the ‘pop quiz’ on symmetry will promote visual literacy and group dialogue. There’s much more to this lesson than just the end product… which is pand-a
3rd - 8th
Art, Chinese, Visual Arts
Lunar New Year 2026 Chinese New Year of the Horse Art Puppet Craft Activity
Create an articulated horse puppet craft perfect for galloping into the Chinese New Year, Lunar New Year 2026! Students choose from three poses for this Year of the Horse art activity and color it directly on the printable. Refer to the ‘Happy Lunar New Year’ (horse, flower, and shape motifs) printable for ideas on how to decorate the horse. The demonstration video shows how to apply solid tempera sticks for color and use found objects to stamp details, also making it a terrific introductory pri
3rd - 6th
For All Subjects, Visual Arts
Happy New Year 2026 Inferencing Reading Activities Comprehension 3rd 4th Grade
New Year's Inference Detective Case - Who organized for the town's famous fireworks display to welcome everybody into the year 2000... what on earth is going on!?Engage your students with our intriguing 'New Year's Inference Detective' mystery! Your students will love the challenge of using their inference skills to solve a thrilling mystery. With three suspects to consider, five intriguing clues, and an exciting 'Breaking News' video revealing the culprit, your students will have so much fun
3rd - 5th
Reading, Reading Strategies
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