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Event Name: Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival
Event Date: September 16, 2024
Event Objective: Through the Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival activities, children will learn about different customs of the Mid-Autumn Festival, such as eating mooncakes, playing with lanterns, and enjoying various types of fruits. The event will also allow children to try solving lantern riddles and playing with decorative lanterns.
Event Name: Traditional Chinese Cuisine
Event Date: July 8, 2024
Event Objective: Through the activity of children making different traditional Chinese foods by themselves, they will not only experience the joy of cooking firsthand but also learn to share with their classmates.
Event Name: Traditional Chinese Attire Day and In-School Lion Dance
Event Date: February 19, 2024
Event Objective: Children will wear traditional Chinese attire at school and engage in activities simulating lion dance through various role-playing scenarios.
Event Name: In-School Simulated Lunar New Year Fair
Event Date: February 5-6, 2024
Event Objective: Through designing their own class’s Lunar New Year Fair booth, children will gain a deeper understanding of the Lunar New Year market as a festive activity. During the event, children will participate in buying and selling, enjoying the fun of the activity.
Event Name: In-School Reunion Dinner
Event Date: February 6, 2024
Event Objective: Through the theme “Lunar New Year,” children will learn that the last day before the new year is “New Year’s Eve,” which is also a day when families gather to have a reunion dinner. This activity will help children understand that the reunion dinner is a meaningful traditional custom in Chinese culture. Therefore, the school will prepare some dishes for the reunion dinner on this day. Children will have the opportunity to enjoy the reunion dinner with the school director, principal, teachers, and classmates, experiencing the joyful and lively atmosphere of the reunion dinner together.
Event Name: Lunar New Year—Eating Tangyuan
Event Date: February 5, 2024
Event Objective: Through hands-on activities of making and eating tangyuan, children will learn about the traditional Lunar New Year food—tangyuan. They will understand that eating tangyuan symbolizes “reunion and completeness.” Children will also have the joy of sharing delicious tangyuan with others.
Event Name: Open House and Chinese Culture Day
Event Date: October 7, 2023
Event Objective: On October 7, 2023, during our “Open House and Chinese Culture Day,” we will arrange various parent-child activities related to Chinese culture. These activities include hand-held bell lion dance, Wing Chun, paper cutting, fun archery, parent-child pitching and lion throwing workshops, calligraphy, sugar blowing, and other traditional Chinese games and foods. This event aims to cultivate children’s appreciation for traditional Chinese culture.
Event Name: National Day Flag Raising Ceremony
Event Date: September 29, 2023
Event Objective: Through the flag raising ceremony, children will gain a preliminary understanding of their country’s national flag, national anthem, and national emblem. This activity aims to cultivate their national awareness and identity from an early age. Singing the national anthem and participating in the flag-raising ceremony are part of the learning activities to help children recognize their country.
Event Name: Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival
Event Date: September 28, 2023
Event Objective: Through the activities of the Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival, children will learn about various customs of the Mid-Autumn Festival, such as eating mooncakes, playing with lanterns, and enjoying different types of fruits. The event will also allow children to try solving lantern riddles and playing with decorative lanterns.
Event Name: Chinese Culture Week
Event Date: July 3-12, 2023
Event Objective: From July 3 to July 12, 2023, our school will hold “Chinese Culture Week” on campus to help students learn about various Chinese cultural activities. Students will create handicrafts related to Chinese culture and collaborate to organize a “Chinese Cultural Art Exhibition” on campus. Through this event, students will deepen their understanding of traditional Chinese instruments like the pipa, traditional top spinning competitions, and ink painting, among other aspects of Chinese traditional culture. Finally, each student will take their crafted pieces home to share with their families.
