“I’m a snake!” Cheng Qian
announced at connection time one morning.
“I’m a dragon! For
Chinese New Year!” Arsh said.
“Can you be any animal
you want?” Harrison asked.
“You are the animal
because of the year you are born.” Shulynne answered.
The class looked at the
two different years the children were born in. We figured out who is a snake
and who is a dragon. A few children then decided to make their Zodiac animal
out of recycled materials, and many others followed this idea.
“We need to hang them!
Right by our lanterns for good luck! A dragon and snake hallway!” Arian
exclaimed!
“And don’t forget to look at the red lanterns! Our class will
have so much good luck this year!” Alisa added.
The hunt for good luck
continued, as Jaden and Yoonjin looked on our calendar. The Lion Dance on the special day before the
Chinese New Year holiday peaked their interest.
“A Lion Dance! We should
make a lion for our hallway!” –Jaden
“Red, yellow…sparkly!”
–Yoonjin
“But let’s make it
really, really big. We can all work on it together!” -Shulynne
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