This fun Chinese New Year craft comes with step-by-step instructions that show you have to make your fortune-teller. Print in color for a quick and vibrant classroom activity during Chinese New Year, or print the black and white version and allow children to color their own dragons.

With Chinese New Year on the horizon, these fun China Coloring pages are a great way for children to explore countries and cultures around the world. These chinese coloring pages help kids take a journey to the continent of Asia young children of toddler, kindergarten, preschool and grade 1 age to learn about the culture of the Chinese people. They will also learn about the Great Wall of China, the largest manmade structure in the world and the Terracotta Army, the buried army of Qin Shi Huang, an ancient Chinese emperor.

These printable dragon do a dot pages are a fun, no-prep activity for toddlers and preschoolers. You can even make them completely mess when you use inexpensive round coding label stickers instead of dauber markers. These cute dragons will delight your little learner, and help encourage positive habits with the cute writing dragon and dragon reading a book. I hope you and your child enjoy these dragon dab it pages! If your child enjoys mythical creatures, be sure to grab these free unicorn dab it pages, too.

Chinese New Year is nearly here and to help you along with the Chinese New Year celebrations, we have prepared these printables to enjoy with the kids. If you’re stuck for ideas, or want to give your kids a quick and easy activity to tie in with Chinese New Year, these fun and educational printables are a great way to get kids of all ages involved in the annual Chinese New Year festivities. With a variety of activities including Chinese New Year coloring page, word search, maze and more, this printable pack has 8 pages with plenty to keep the kids busy.

Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, is a time of vibrant celebrations, rich traditions, and fun activities for families everywhere. This year, the festivities kick off on February 10th, marking the beginning of a year full of promise and excitement. One of the most engaging ways to get kids involved in this cultural celebration is through coloring pages featuring the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac. Whether at home, in school, or even in preschool settings, these coloring pages are perfect for integrating learning with fun! Table of Contents Chinese Zodiac Animal Coloring Pages Year of the Rat Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Ox Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Tiger Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Rabbit Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Dragon Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Snake Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Horse Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Goat Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Monkey Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Rooster Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Dog Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page Year of the Pig Chinese Zodiac Coloring Page

Grab these handy April coloring pages are perfect for helping young children learn common march themes like Easter, April Fools’ Day, Eearth Day, spring, and more!, and more. These April coloring sheets are perfect for toddler, preschool, pre-k, kindergarten and first graders. Simply print the April coloring pages for preschoolers and you are ready to read, color and trace pages.

Each page features a Black creator, thinker or leader, as well as a mini-biography to help kids learn how that individual’s talent and tenacity has changed our world. Read on for ideas on how to make these Black History Month coloring pages part of your family or classroom celebration! These Black History Month coloring pages are a great together-time activity. Not only do you get to do something creative as a family, but it also gives you an opportunity for casual, yet meaningful conversation. This can be really helpful for discussing all kinds of Black History Month topics, from slavery and civil rights, to art and community leadership. Each page offers you the chance to talk about different individuals and ideas, and gives your child the opportunity to ask questions in a low-pressure situation