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Celebrate Chinese New Year with this fun song from Twinkl Kids' TV! After you've listened to our Chinese New Year song, why not head over to our FREE blog to Primary school children engage well with interactive activities such as singing. The documents embedded below looks at various songs and tasks you can share with your class: chinese-songs Download Subscribe and watch new contents uploaded every week.YouTube Channel: our website, app and check out our unique Miss Hodgson sings a simple action song perfect for Early Years and KS1 children exploring the topic of Chinese and Lunar New Year. Kung Hei Fat Choy! Gong H Chinese New Year (Lunar Near Year) starts on February 1 in 2022! Here, you’ll find lots of Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year) songs and rhymes for classroom or home. I also have links to free Chinese New Year educational videos for multiple ages. On download, you'll find eight different Chinese New Year lyrics on printable sheets. We've also included the backing tracks for them all so your class can sing in time and to the right rhythm. They are available in our eco-friendly ink-saving version so you can keep your printing costs low. Illustrated Chinese New Year song telling the story of the great race which determined the order in which the animal years began. Ideal to sing in your school or early years setting during Chinese New year celebrations. We at Twinkl have created a lovely Chinese New Year song, sung in English to the tune of 'Are You Sleeping?/'Frere Jacques'. Perfect to accompany Chinese New Year celebrations, stories and activities within your classrooms this January. Discover the Twinkl Tao of Chinese New Year Songs for Children in our blog! Add a little Chinese festive fun to your new year by printing these fun Chinese New Year Song for Kids Lyrics and singing along to the tune below! A lovely Chinese New Year song resource sung to the tune of 'Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush'. Perfect to accompany Chinese New Year celebrations, stories and activities. Here is a catchy song about the Chinese New Year to start your celebrations and learning. It is suitable for all primary school ages. This is just on of 50+ songs on my YouTube channel, Singkids! Copy and paste the URL below into your address bar to find out more! We're halfway through January but for some cultures, their New Year celebrations are yet to start! We love learning about different cultures and traditions and we think you probably do too. So, with the Chinese New Year fast approaching, we thought we would offer you some helpful hints to fill your week with some fun Chinese themed lesson plans! A BBC primary assembly for KS1 and KS2 exploring Chinese New Year, with a 4 minute video. Chinese New Year marks the start of a new lunar year and falls in January/February. It is celebrated A primary school assembly framework for KS1, KS2 and P1 - P7 celebrating Lunar New (also known as Chinese New Year). Includes video, suggestions for songs, optional words for reflection and prayer. A fun song written for a Reception class to be performed with actions and instruments to enhance their assembly about ‘Chinese New Year.’ but it would be suitable for the whole of KS1. The actions are contained in the lyrics of the song and tuned percussion were used to create melodic ostinati. Our Chinese New Year Music KS2 PowerPoint can be used to introduce children to the key concepts of tempo and dynamics - at the same time as studying this annual festival. The PowerPoint can lead to further activities on the topic - either on music or the festival in general. Children watch a video included in the PowerPoint and then study the use of tempo and dynamics and their effect Planning a Chinese New Year celebration is a great way for your class to get to find out all of the fun elements of Chinese New Year, from traditional food to parades and fireworks. Hold a Chinese New Year assembly – introduce the rest of the school to what your pupils have learnt – this is a great opportunity for your pupils to share their Chinese New Year; new beginnings; looking forward to the future. Preparation and materials. Background: Chinese New Year is a spring festival and has been celebrated for over 3,000 years. Originally it was a festival in which farmers hoped for a good harvest in the year to come. It is linked to the lunar calendar and the first day of the New Reflecting the diversity of our school, our Primary 2 Tamil and Malay students confidently sang and danced to the Chinese New Year songs, embodying the essence of multicultural exchange. Furthermore, three of our students enthralled the audience with a captivating Chinese dance performance, ushering in the New Year spirit. Year 3 music pupils revise key musical terminology, playing and creating pentatonic melodies, composing a piece of music using layered melodies.
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