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Free Chinese Worksheets for Teachers A Little Something to Show our Appreciation for Helping Kids Gain the Bilingual Advantage :-) Items developed by ChildBook to help parents, teachers to let kids have some fun learning more about the Chinese Culture and Language. Worksheets include Chinese Characters, Chinese New Year, and Chinese Moon Festival for use at home and in the class room. Great Chinese Culture educational resources! ChildBook offers the leading Learning-Chinese children's books, textbooks, videos, songs .  Free shipping option and 30-day money-back guarantee.  Chinese Moon Festival Worksheets Chinese Moon Festival Worksheets Fun for kids. For use in the class room and at home. Word Jumble for Moon Festival Missing Letters Worksheet for Moon Festival Matching Pictures for Moon Festival Chinese New Year Worksheets Chinese New Year Worksheets Free and printable Includes word search, jumbled letters, missing words, and missing letters. Interesting way to teach about Chinese New Year and the Chinese Zodiac. Dragon Boat Festival Worksheets Dragon Boat Festival Worksheets that are free and printable for use in the class room and at home!  Includes word search, jumbled letters, missing words, and missing letters.  Great way to teach about the Dragon Boat Festival. Thanking the Moon, Celebrating the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, English, Hard Cover, pages Our Price: $16.99 We See the Moon by Carrie A. Kitze, English, Hardback Our Price: $17.95 We See the Moon by Carrie A. Kitze, English, Hardback Where the Mountain Meets the Moon, English, Hard Cover, 288 pages List Price: $16.99 Our Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $11.89 You save $5.10! Minli goes on a magical journey to find the Old Man of the Moon to ask how she can change her family's fortune. Award-winning and bestseller! Good Luck Life: The Essential Guide To Chinese American Celebrations And Culture Our Price: $14.95 Excellent book! The most complete book I have seen on Chinese Culture! Highly recommended.  Covers Chinese Celebrations & Culture A-Z! Mooncakes and Hungry Ghosts, Festivals of China by Stepanchuk and Wong Our Price: $14.95 Excellent book! The most complete book I have seen on Chinese Culture! Highly recommended.  Covers Chinese Celebrations & Culture A-Z! Moonbeams, Dumplings & Dragon Boats: A Treasury of Chinese Holiday Tales, Activities & Recipes Our Price: $21.00 Filled with delectable recipes, hands-on family activities and traditional tales to read aloud, this extraordinary collection will inspire families everywhere to re-create the magic of Chinese holidays in their own homes. Stories Recipes Activities for Chinese New Year, The Lantern Festival, Qing Ming and the Cold Food Festival, The Dragon Boat Festival, and The Mid-Autumn Moon Festival.  The Moon Lady by Amy Tan Our Price: $7.99 Grandmother tells Maggie, Lily, and June about one Moon Festival long ago when she had encountered the Moon Lady, who grants the secret wishes of those who ask. Beautiful colored illustrations throughout the book Cloud Weavers: Ancient Chinese Legends Our Price: $19.95 This unique collection of 23 legends and myths from China will introduce young readers to magic monkeys, goddesses and immortals, heroines and patriots, poets and philosophers. These stories have entertained and educated many generations of Chinese children and provide today’s readers a window to China's traditional values and beliefs. The Moon Maiden & Other Asian Folktales, English, Hard Cover Our Price: $12.95 Twelve folktales of China & East Asia come alive in this brightly illustrated children's book. A great addition to world folktale collections. Exploring Chinatown: A Children's Guide to Chinese Culture Our Price: $22.95 This is a book for kids, families, and teachers who’d like to get more out of their visit to Chinatown than an “I escaped Alcatraz” t-shirt or oversized pencil. It’s a guide to what makes Chinese culture, well, “Chinese.” It covers almost everything, from how to order in a restaurant, and what not to do with chopsticks, to how to write characters in Chinese and how to make potstickers. It tells about herbal medicine shops, temples, and tearooms. Your feedback and suggestions for the Chinese Free Coloring Graphics, Chinese Pictures, Projects, Chinese Children Games is appreciated! Please send suggestions to sales@childbook.com