Lunar new year food for kids

Celebrate the Lunar New Year (Spring Festival) with these traditional recipes for Chinese New Year cookies and candy!

Delight in festive joy with our Chinese New Year snacks! Explore a mix of traditional and modern treats for a flavorful celebration.

The Lunar New Year is coming up - February 8, 2016 to be exact. Here's 12 good luck foods and dishes typically found at a Chinese New Year dinner.

Chinese New Year Traditions & What they Symbolize. Important food to eat, what to wear, what not to do on Chinese New Year, etc.

Check out these Foods to Celebrate the Lunar New Year! Here's a list of our favorites and what they symbolize for the Chinese New Year.

Looking for a Chinese New Year Food Tradition to try out with the family this year? Which foods will bring you the most luck this year?

Fun and easy ways to celebrate Lunar New Year at school - learn the history, eat traditional foods, play games and share red envelopes.

If you’d like to take advantage of the Chinese New Year as an opportunity to teach your children about Chinese culture, you’ll love this post. Here I’ll share a tutorial for creating Chinese New Year’s lanterns, crafting your own spring scrolls, and some FREE Chinese New Year Printables for Kids. I’m also sharing a simple way to share…