
✨ The Magic of Lion Dance & Chinese Lunar New Year!
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|Season: 3 |Episode: 17 |
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Hello, Culture Kids!
Grab your imaginary passports because today, we’re hopping on the Culture Train to China! We’re learning all about the origins of Lion Dance and why it’s such a special part of Lunar New Year celebrations.
️ Special Guest: Mr. Justin from the San Gabriel Valley Chinese Cultural Association joins us to share the history, traditions, and meanings behind Lion Dance!
In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ How Lunar New Year started over 3,000 years ago! ⏳
✅ Why people wear red and make loud noises to chase away bad luck!
✅ The legend behind the Lion Dance & its connection to the Nian Monster!
✅ What the colors, mirrors, and beards on a lion mean! ✨
✅ Why Lion Dance isn’t just for Lunar New Year—it brings good luck to all kinds of celebrations!
Fun Activity! Want to make your own lion at home? We’ve added a special DIY craft link in our show notes so you can design your own lion with colors that have meaning to YOU! ✂️
Happy Birthday, Trisha & Colette! Wishing you lots of joy and good luck for the year ahead! ✨
San Gabriel Valley Chinese Cultural Association
https://www.sgvcca.com/
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LINKS:
Cardboard Box Lion Head: Create a wearable lion head using a small cardboard box, colored paper, and other craft materials. This project encourages creativity and imaginative play.
Chinese Lion Dance Craft: Utilize paper tubes, tissue paper, and printable templates to craft a dancing lion. This activity combines fine motor skills with cultural education.
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