Chinese Culture Learning Activity 2025-2026
School Year | Class |
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| 2025-2026 | All Class |
| Activity Name | |
| Chinese Tradition: Joyful Nurturing of Respect |
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| Activity Objectives | |
| During the school year, the school organised a variety of Chinese cultural experiences for children. These included making and playing with lanterns and tasting mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival, experiencing dragon boat racing and making zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival, and celebrating the Lunar New Year together with families from diverse ethnic backgrounds. Children also visited a supermarket to learn about different types of food and went to a Chinese restaurant to enjoy dim sum and experience Chinese food culture. For Mother's Day and Father's Day, the school organised a Free Play Day and a Beach Fun Day, where parents and children played with sand and water, built sandcastles, and enjoyed quality time together while learning to appreciate and be grateful to their parents. | |
| Activity Overview | |
| Through stories, handicrafts, everyday life experiences, and free play, children were naturally immersed in Chinese culture with the support of their families and the community, helping to develop a sense of cultural identity. Parent-child interactions also promoted the values of filial piety and respect for family members, contributing to greater cross-cultural understanding in a diverse community. By integrating traditional festivals with parent-child activities, the school helps children connect Chinese culture with their everyday experiences, allowing cultural values to take root in their daily lives. | |
| Activity Records (e.g. Children's works / Activity photos) | |
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