February 13, 2013

Chinese New Year...1st Grade Style!


As promised, a few strategically edited pictures from Josie's 1st grade Chinese New Year party.

Didn't they do a great job on their lanterns and their paper snake?  



We celebrated with a short Chinese New Year parade down the hallway with our paper snake and lanterns.  

After the parade, bubble wrap provided classroom-friendly fireworks.

Passing out lai see (red envelopes) filled with chocolates...always a big hit!


Happy New Year!
XOXO

 

22 comments:

  1. What a great way to celebrate the New Year! And so creative with the bubble wrap! Maggie

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  2. Kim,
    I think it is wonderful that Josey's Class celebrated Chinese New Year with a party!!

    Thanks , Kim, for entering my giveaway!!
    And i consider you one of my dearest Blogging friends as I think we are kindred spirits!!

    Hugs,
    Deb

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  3. I think it is so neat that you do this every year with Josie's class. Looks like it was a success!

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  4. What fun . . . bubble wrap fireworks too . . .

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  5. What a fun and creative celebration!!

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  6. What a fantastic New Year celebration! Josie and her classmates did a great job with their crafts. The use of bubble wrap for fireworks is brilliant!

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  7. What a wonderful celebration, it looks like the lesson plan was a huge hit and will be remembered by all. The decorations turned out just beautiful. Happy New Year!

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  8. Thanks for sharing the pictures! I know the kids will remember what they learned...what a fun activity!

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  9. Looks like a wonderful time! So happy they all look!! Have a great day! xo Heather

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  10. Oh, so very cute!! The first graders must have loved it! I like the bubble wrap firecracker idea!

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  11. Oh my goodness, Kim! What a great bunch of projects you've been working on for CNY! Love Josie's little outfit-what a great find! She's so lucky to have a mom who's so involved!!

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  12. How sweet, love the fireworks ... making memories to last a life time. I posted about a classroom memory with pic from 1958 on my blog :) Happy Valentines Day, Elaine

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  13. Sure looks like fun. I'm sure the class will remember this for a long time-especially the chocolates!

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  14. Precious and Joyful! Thank you for sharing their happiness with us! E

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  15. I bet Josie gets really excited when you come to her classroom! I love, love, love the bubble wrap firecrackers. No fingers lost in that celebration!

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  16. Great looking party..and the bubble wrap firework idea is brilliant! Josie looks adorable in her outfit and looks like the party was a success!

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  17. What a happy day! I can just feel the excitement! Josie is so precious and all of her sweet classmates! What fun!

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  18. It looks like a party I would have loved! Never would have thought to use bubble wrap for fireworks. You are such a creative spirit!
    xo Nellie

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  19. They look so cute and happy. I am sure they are proud to explain where they are from. They probably are asked alot of questions. I love that outfit. The idea of bubble wrap fireworks is a great idea.

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  20. I'm sure Josie was thrilled for you to come into her class for Chinese New Year!

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  21. Looks like tons of fun!!! Love the idea of using bubble wrap as firecrackers!

    chris

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  22. Those pictures are so cute!
    What fun for the whole class!
    Miss Josie and friends look like they had a marvelous time!
    Well done!

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