Celebrate the Ch’ing Ming Festival, or any festive holiday, with these Tiny Chinese Kites!

Celebrate Chinese New Year with a magnificent dragon parade! Or design this accordion-fold mythical creature to reenact fantasies.

On Chinese poetry and art, a small red square announces, “I made this.” Design your own Chinese character stamp, called a chop, to mark your letters, art, greeting cards, and other items.

What kinds of designs have you seen on dinner plates, teapots, and vases? Porcelain is just one of many Chinese inventions.

Ang-boas are very popular in Malaysia for birthdays. Giving red packets is also a Chinese New Year tradition. Create stunning red paper envelopes to wish good luck to people you know.

Dragon Boat Festival teams must row together to move their elaborate boat at top speed. This traditional Chinese competition is an ideal springboard for a teamwork lesson any time of the year.

Practice counting in Chinese using a comet counting tool designed with Chinese numerals.

Explore Chinese culture, language, and traditional symbols. Discover how to write numerals with Chinese characters.

Research Chinese New Year and create dragon puppets to use in a parade.

Learn about Chinese culture, celebrations, and traditional symbolic writing then include characters and images in an original paper lantern decoration.