Smallfoot China Tour

All levels start with the story “Our Beijing”, sharing with young children what the protagonist and White Bear saw and heard when they went to Beijing together, such as: food, handicrafts, buildings, etc., which were all very novel. Children are invited to travel to Beijing with the protagonist and participate in different experiential activities, thereby deepening children’s interest in Chinese culture.

Chinese Traditional Toys

Through games, children can experience traditional Chinese handicrafts, such as knotting, fragrant flower bags, paper-making experiences, etc. It’s really enriching!

paper cutting

fragrant flower bag

Mask

papermaking

Chinese Food Tasting Week

Teachers and children make and taste different traditional Chinese snacks together, such as candied haws, glutinous rice cakes, osmanthus cake, etc. They are so delicious!

sugar-coated haws

Osmanthus cake

pumpkin porridge

   

 

red bean pudding

    

 

Chinese Arts and Culture

Chinese art is extremely rich, including: Cantonese opera, ancient color tricks, kung fu, face-changing, etc. Children can feel vivid historical traces in diversified activities.

Cantonese Opera

ancient color tricks

 Kung Fu

 

 

Chinese Traditional Toys

From the game, children can experience traditional Chinese gadgets together, such as Cuju, Touhu, spinning tops, etc. It’s so interesting!

Spinning Top

Throw pot
 

Shuttlecock Kicking

Cuju


 

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Mid-Autumn Festival Celebrating Activities

Through Mid-Autumn Festival shadow play activities, Mid-Autumn stories, tasting festival foods, appreciating lanterns, and parent-child lantern riddle guessing .We will enrich and consolidate children’s understanding of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Mid-Autumn Festival shadow play activities

Through the Mid-Autumn Festival shadow play activities, children can learn about the customs and foods of the Mid-Autumn Festival, feel the festive atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival, and cultivate their attitude towards appreciating traditional Chinese performances.

Story Telling

Children listened to the Mid-Autumn Festival story shared by the teacher to understand the origin and activities of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Mid-Autumn Lantern Carnival

Teacher and children played with lanterns and took photos in the tent of the big muscle room. It was so jollification!

Making Moon Cakes

Parent volunteers demonstrated to children how to make snowskin mooncakes, and then allowed the children to make snowskin mooncakes themselves.

Tasting Festive Food

The children tasted the delicious mooncakes and fruits together, and everyone was very happy!

Parent-child Guessing Lantern Riddles

Children and parents engage in parent-child lantern riddle guessing activities together and try to guess the answers to the lantern riddles. Afterwards, the children and their parents took photos together and everyone enjoyed guessing lantern riddles!

Chinese Culture School-Based Learning Activities Display Form