To mark the Year of the Tiger we have produced this simple to make Tiger which you can download, print out and colour.
Just what the title says. The videos are useful because they show Chinese New Year customs and traditions.
Gung Hay Fat Choy is a simple action song for Chinese New Year celebrations. The words are displayed and you can listen to the audio and sing or play along. Ideal for use on an interactive whiteboard.
A highlight of a Chinese New Year celebrations is the Dragon Dance. On this site you can paint and print off a picture of a dragon.
A great resource about Diwali to use in primary classrooms. It has the story of Rama and Sita, information about how Diwali is celebrated by Hindus and activities. You can download the resource to your hard drive.
Easily create your own Hong Bow or red packet similar to those given in celebration of Chinese New Year. Paper must be in Landscape view when printing out.
We have produced these pages on Chinese New Year. Find out about the customs and legends surrounding this important Chinese festival.
This multifaith calendar by the BBC shows religious festivals and celebrations from eight world faiths. Most events have a short explanation of their significance.
Read the delightful, illustrated story of the Chinese Zodiac which explains how the years came to be called after animals.
Find out the dates of each Chinese New Year over a period of 12 years together with the associated zodiac animals and Chinese calendar dates.