- Chinese New Year

Books, music, crafts and more to celebrate the chinese lunar new year.

12 CHINESE NEW YEAR LUCKY SWEETS BAGS per Unit

$5.19

12 CHINESE NEW YEAR LUCKY SWEETS BAGS per Unit

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6 CHINESE NEW YEAR BOXES OF SWEETS per Unit

$4.79

6 CHINESE NEW YEAR BOXES OF SWEETS per Unit

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CHINESE NEW YEAR PENCILS 2DZ. per Unit

$3.49

CHINESE NEW YEAR PENCILS 2DZ. per Unit

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EEG Chinese New Year New + Best Selection (CD+DVD)

$19.99

This edition comes with the following bonus gifts:

* Twins x Mickey & Minnie Lunar New Year Photo Stickers
Twins x Mickey & Minnie Lunar New Year Scrolls
Red Pocket Envelopes (Set of 5 - one of four randomly selected designs) Wh

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Lunar Chinese New Year Karaoke Special

$17.99

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Celebrating Chinese New Year

$5.99

Ten-year-old Ryan Leong and his family are busy getting ready to host a huge New Year’s Day dinner for their extended family in San Francisco’s Chinatown. In eye-catching photographs and spirited prose, this book offers a look into the celebration of cherished traditions with added contemporary touches.

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Celebrate Chinese New Year

$30.51

- Middle School holiday information books for reports- Covers important and many multicultural holidays- Explains the history, significance, and current celebrations- Supports the History/Social Studies curriculum- Illus. with color photographs and illustrations- Contains chapter notes, a further reading list, Internet addresses, a glossary, factboxes, a project, and an index

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Dragon Parade: A Chinese New Year Story

$5.99

Norman Ah Sing is a successful, newly-arrived Chinese grocer in the San Francisco of the 1850s. He is thrilled to be in the Land of the Golden Mountain. His delight prompts him to invite all to celebrate the Lunar New Year and to organize the first big celebration in 1851 Chinatown.

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Lion Dancer: Ernie Wan’s Chinese New Year

$5.99

On the Chinese New Year, six-year-old Ernie will perform his first Lion Dance. An intimate look at a Chinese household as the family shares a proud moment with Ernie. A strong supplement for its immediacy, its vibrant color, and its sympathetic look at a Chinese family .–School Library Journal. A Notable Children’s Trade Book in the Field of Social Studies.

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Chinese New Years Music

$13.99

Track Listing: 1. Celebration, 2. Lion Dance, 3. Happiness, 4. New Year Is Coming, 5. Feng Yang Drums, 6. Steps High, 7. Fireworks, 8. Tea Picking Girls and Butterfly Dance, 9. Guo Xin Nian, 10. Ying Chun Flowers, 11. Happy Man, 12. Spring Festival, 13. Birds Over the Southern River, 14. Jubilation

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Chinese New Year

$23.69

Chinese New Year

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Chinese New Year Festival Mask (China)

$23.99

Bring a touch of Asian culture to your home’s decor with this large Chinese New Year Festival Mask with a decorative tassel–good luck is sure to follow!

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My First Chinese New Year

$15.47

An excited, apple-cheeked little girl with shiny black hair experiences the many rituals and pleasures that encompass a Chinese New Year celebration. From walls bedecked with bright red paper for good luck, to an altar specially built to pay respe… Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved.

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My Chinese New Year

$5.98

My Chinese New Year

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Happy Lunar New Year

$13.99

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Chinese New Year

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Chinese New Year

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Chinese New Year

$5.99

The celebration of Chinese New Year includes dancing dragons, firecrackers, lanterns, open windows, and blooming flowers. Marx introduces young readers to this holiday with full-color photos and simple text.

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El Ano Nuevo Chino / Chinese New Year

$5.99

El Ano Nuevo Chino / Chinese New Year

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Lanterns and Firecrackers: A Chinese New Year Story

$5.99

A Chinese family prepares for their New Year festivities they decorate the house with flowers, then set off firecrackers to scare away bad spirits and welcome the coming year. Family and friends sit down together for a festive dinner, then go outside to watch the parade of dragon dancers. The festival ends on its final night with a display of colored lanterns. Festival Time books depict the activities of typical families, as Mom, Dad, and children celebrate holidays that have special religious or cultural significance for them. Cheerfully attractive color illustrations supplement a simply-told story of the holiday’s origins and a description of the festivities that are part of that holiday. Festival Time books can be read aloud to toddlers, but are easy enough for many first and second graders to read to themselves. Each book’s final two-page spread is written mainly for parents, offering suggestions for ways to communicate the holiday’s meaning to kids. (Ages 3-7)

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Long-Long’s New Year: A Story about the Chinese Spring Festival

$11.30

In this beautifully illustrated picture book, a little Chinese boy named Long-Long accompanies his grandfather into the city to sell cabbages in order to buy food and decorations for the New Year. Selling cabbages is harder than Long-Long expects, and he encounters many adventures before he finds a way to help his grandfather, and earn New Year’’s treats for his mother and little cousin. The stunning, authentic illustrations-by a talented Chinese artist-capture the look of everyday life in rural China. Combined with the charming story of Long-Long’’s trip to the city, they offer a unique introduction to Chinese culture. Includes a glossary of Chinese terms.

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Celebrating Chinese New Year

$11.17

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Happy, Happy Chinese New Year!

$5.99

Demi’s bestselling Happy New Year! Kung-Hsi Fa- Ts’ai! is now available in a retitled mini edition, perfectly packaged and timed for the gift-buying season.

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