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If you’re looking for printable Chinese New Year reading comprehension activities for your 2nd, 3rd, or 4th grade students, you’ve found the right place! These resources are great for celebrating and learning about Chinese New Year in your classroom, but you can use them any time of the school year. In this Chinese New Year reading comprehension packet you’ll get: Ready-to-use printable reading passages on the traditions of Chinese New Year, the Chinese zodiac, global celebrations, hongbao or ang pow (red envelopes), traditional dances, and traditional food for the Chinese New Year. Written by teachers for all educators, this Third Grade Chinese New Year Reading Comprehension ticks all of the boxes. Well-designed and beautifully illustrated, this resource provides an activity your students will love. Check out our awesome collection of Chinese New Year 3rd grade resources and worksheets! Full of arty crafts, educational PowerPoints, and other fun activities! Use this NO PREP 20-page collection of printable Chinese (Lunar) New Year reading passages and worksheets to improve reading, comprehension, and vocabulary development. Learn about Chinese New Year traditions, food, and legends in these 4 interesting reading passages: Learn about Chinese New Year in your classroom with this engaging, educational reading passage! Perfect for Grades 3-5. The passage is accompanied by comprehension questions that challenge students. What's Included: 1 Reading Passages; 8 Comprehension Questions; This reading passage is ideal for literacy centers, guided reading, or independent Explore the magic of Chinese New Year with this engaging reading comprehension passage designed for grades 2nd to 4th. This beautifully crafted passage introduces young learners to the traditions and festivities of this vibrant celebration in China. From family reunions to colorful decorations, deli Celebrate Chinese New Year with these Lunar New Year reading passages with questions! These February reading comprehension worksheets include differentiated fiction and nonfiction paired passages - Lunar New Year and Mei's Lucky New Year. Each has multiple choice questions, a writing page, and graph Celebrate Chinese New Year with these Lunar New Year reading passages with questions! These February reading comprehension worksheets include differentiated fiction and nonfiction paired passages - Lunar New Year and Mei's Lucky New Year. Each has multiple choice questions, a writing page, and graph Our Second Grade Chinese Lantern Festival Reading Passage Comprehension Activity is a great way to assess students' comprehension skills while they explore the Chinese Lantern Festival! Students will discover ways people celebrate this fun festival while practicing their reading comprehension. The Chinese New Year Reading Comprehension Activity can be used as a whole class comprehension These Chinese New Year close reading passages and activities are the perfect tools to help students practice close reading skills during the month of January. This week-long lesson on Chinese New Year: A Holiday Based on a Legend follows a close reading model and includes a teacher guide and notes to make teaching the lesson easy! Chinese New Year happens sometime between January 21 and February 20. The Chinese New Year celebration lasts 15 days. Chinese New Year Is a Special Time! People say good-bye to the old year and welcome the new year. A Time for Color: Reading Comprehension for Grade 4. Celebrate the vibrant traditions of Chinese New Year, from festive feasts to lucky red envelopes! This special time marks family togetherness and hope for a prosperous year. Are you wondering how to enthuse your students about reading comprehension whilst also learning about the Chinese New Year? Look no further! Written by teachers for all educators, this Third Grade Chinese New Year Reading Comprehension ticks all of the boxes. Well-designed and beautifully illustrated, this resource provides an activity your students will love. It provides an opportunity for Chinese New Year happens sometime between January 21 and February 20. The Chinese New Year celebration lasts 15 days. People say good-bye to the old year and welcome the new year. A Time for Color: Many people wear red and gold. Those colors are thou This low prep resource includes a Chinese New Year reading comprehension passage, an American New Year reading comprehension passage, comprehension questions for both passages, and a snowball fight activity that requires students to compare and contrast the two holidays (for your ELA class). The informational texts work well as paired passages.
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