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    Chinese New Year Spelling, Vocabulary, Grammar, Worksheets and Puzzles for elementary school learners. You will be the best judge of the literacy of your learner. Ideal for classroom or homeschool setting. Print as many copies as you may need. Reusable. With answer keys. Perfect for revision and a fantastic teacher helper.

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    Chinese New Year Word Matchup Worksheets

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    Chinese New Year Spelling, Vocabulary, Grammar, Worksheets and Puzzles for elementary school learners. You will be the best judge of the literacy of your learner. Ideal for classroom or homeschool setting. Print as many copies as you may need. Reusable. With answer keys. Perfect for revision and a fantastic teacher helper.

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    Chinese New Year Match-Up

    Match the numbered words in the word bank with the sentences.

    1. reunion

    7. hongbao

    2. Yuanxiao

    8. reunion

    3. pig

    9. astrology

    4. paper

    10. ten

    5. Lantern

    11. moon

    6. rooster

    12. rat

    1. The name of the dinner families come


    together for on the eve of the Chinese
    New Year.

    7. Red paper packets containing money.

    2. Chinese word for the Lantern Festival.

    9. A study of the solar system, mainly the


    stars.

    3. A pink animal with a big snout.


    4. Lanterns are mostly made out of this.
    5. The New Year ends with which festival
    which is on the 15th day.
    6. A male chicken.

    8. The name of the family dinner on New


    Year's Eve.

    10. The number of heavenly stems in the


    Chinese Zodiac.
    11. The Chinese calendar and dates are
    traditionally based on changes of the ...?
    12. A rodent, not a mouse.

    1. reunion
    2. Lantern
    3. paper

    4. moon
    5. reunion
    6. hongbao

    Celebrating the Chinese New Year

    7. astrology
    8. Yuanxiao

    9. rooster
    10. pig

    11. rat
    12. ten

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    Chinese New Year Match-Up


    Match the numbered words in the word bank with the sentences.

    1. reunion

    7. hongbao

    2. Yuanxiao

    8. reunion

    3. pig

    9. astrology

    4. paper

    10. ten

    5. Lantern

    11. moon

    6. rooster

    12. rat

    1. The name of the dinner families come


    together for on the eve of the Chinese
    New Year.

    7. Red paper packets containing money.

    2. Chinese word for the Lantern Festival.

    9. A study of the solar system, mainly the


    stars.

    3. A pink animal with a big snout.


    4. Lanterns are mostly made out of this.
    5. The New Year ends with which festival
    which is on the 15th day.
    6. A male chicken.

    8. The name of the family dinner on New


    Year's Eve.

    10. The number of heavenly stems in the


    Chinese Zodiac.
    11. The Chinese calendar and dates are
    traditionally based on changes of the ...?
    12. A rodent, not a mouse.

    1. reunion

    4. moon

    7. astrology

    9. rooster

    11. rat

    2. Lantern
    3. paper

    5. reunion
    6. hongbao

    8. Yuanxiao

    10. pig

    12. ten

    Celebrating the Chinese New Year

    www.staidenshomeschool.com (c) 2013

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