January 29 is the beginning of the Year of the Snake, and I've pulled together a list of resources that offer free printable craft projects to celebrate the holiday:
Here are some things the article says you can use:
Yarn
Ribbon
Fabric
Paper Chain
Accordion-Folded Paper
Toilet Paper Roll
Cylindrical Salt Box
Cupcake Liners
In no time, you'll have a great decoration, and all you'll need is some paper and a few odds and ends.
2024 is the Year of the Dragon, and celebrations in most of Asia start February 10.
Here is a roundup of sites that have quick and easy ideas for crafts to celebrate this holiday with templates that are absolutely free to print. Most of the crafts just require some paper, something to color with like crayons, markers, or colored pencils, and maybe some scissors.
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month is celebrated in the month of May. The month of May was chosen because it marks two important dates. On May7, 1843, the first Japanese immigrants arrive in the United States. On May 10, 1869, Golden Spike Day celebrated the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad which counted so many Chinese workers among the laborers who worked to build the western side.
Here are a bunch of booklists that include engaging books for all age levels of children that will introduce them to Asian Heritage:
This craft, along with several other templates is on this site:
