Passive programming

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Chinese New Year

  The Idea:  Gung Hay Fat Choy!  During January or February, I celebrate the Chinese New Year in a variety of activities and promotions.  As it is a lunar calendar, the date is different each year.  

Program Length: Ten Days 

  Age Range: 12-18
  What You'll Need:  Fortune Cookies, tweezers, ultra-fine point sharpies, paper
  Advertising:  Posters,  email blasts, announcements
  Prep Time & Setup:  Create a table for teens to write their own fortunes.
  Making It Happen: Have students use tweezers to pull out the fortune and then they can re-insert their own fortunes into the cookies. 

Variations and Hints: 

  • �Display books by Chinese American authors (e.g. – Amy Tan, Gene Luen Yang)�
  • Hang a poster of the Chinese horoscope.  Students love reading about their animal.�
  • Give an individually-wrapped fortune cookie for any student who checks out a book or answers Chinese trivia.�
  • Sponsor lion dancers in your library.�
  • In the faculty room, provide oranges and lei-shee (money) packets for teachers and staff.�
  • Host a trivia contest for faculty and students.  Provide Chinese take-out for the winner and three friends.�
  • Calligraphy – Using black ink and brushes, students can practice writing various Chinese phrases (e.g. – Good Fortune, Much Happiness)�
  • Writing their names – Using black ink and brushes, students can write their names in Chinese.  You will need a parent volunteer or book to help students.�
  • Chopsticks – Provide chopsticks and miniature marshmallows for students to practice their dexterity with chopsticks.
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