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Elementary level K-3, K-6
The children at Sunny Valley Primary School are learning about the Chinese New Year. They want to know how many animals are in the Chinese calendar and if they are in any special order. The ancient Chinese legend of the great swimming race appears before their eyes in order to answer these questions.
Age group: 5-6 years
Level: US Elementary Kindergarten;
UK Primary KS1 Year 1
Length: 10-15 minutes
Style: light-hearted story with a moral theme
Set and Time: Sunny Valley Primary School
1st February 2011 and Ancient China
Roles: 24-32
Amusing and educational play to celebrate the Chinese New Year.
Age group: 6-8 years
Level: Elementary 1st Grade - 2nd Grade
Primary KS1 - KS2 Year 2 - Year 3
Run-Time: 30 minutes
Style: light-hearted story with a moral theme
Set: Ancient China &
present day San Francisco
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LUCKY PANDA'S CHINESE NEW YEAR.
Purchase the play script "Lucky Panda's Chinese New Year" in USD:
Age group: 6-7 year (1st Grade / Year 2)
Run time: 10-15 minutes
Colourful and endearing play. It's fun and lively. Pandas are viewed as bringing good fortune and being symbols of friendship and this play is based upon these ideas.
The play is set in Ancient China with 12 animals and Lucky Panda trying to decide which one of them the New Year should be named after. The Emperor Shen commands them to resolve the dispute in a competition to swim across the mighty Pearl River. The kind-hearted Lucky Panda fails to arrive on time for the competition because he is helping a farmer desperate to harvest his rice crop. Lucky Panda may have failed to be in time to have a year named after him, but the Emperor gives him a greater gift: immortality. However, the Lucky Panda will only awaken to bring good fortune and happiness to deserving people for one day every year: the Chinese New Year.
Same script, different currency.
ZORK AND ZINDY'S CHINESE NEW YEAR
The planet Zargon 5 is about to have their first New Year for Millenia and Empress Min seems completely clueless concerning how to celebrate this monumentous event. Zork and Zindy travel to Earth to discover all about the Chinese New Year hoping this will give them some good ideas. They journey to Beijing and witness a lion dance, learn how the New Year is welcomed, watch the Lantern Festival and help clean the Hsu's home after being mistaken for household objects. Zork and Zindy are not supposed to be seen by the earthlings, but not everything goes according to plan.
audiences and performers about the traditions associated with the Chinese New Year.
Age group: 8-10 years
Level: Elementary 3rd Grade - 4th Grade
Primary KS2 Year 4 - Year 5
Run-Time: 20 minutes
Style: humorous
Place, Time: Planet Zargon 5,
Beijing, Chinese New Year's Eve
Roles: 24-30 (+ additional dancers)
This amusing play will educate
Buy the play script "Zork and Zindy's Chinese New Year" in GBP:
Age group: 8-10 years
Level: Elementary 3rd Grade - 4th Grade
Primary KS2 Year 4 - Year 5
Run-Time: 30 minutes
Roles: 23-33
Purchase the play script "Zork and Zindy's Chinese New Year (Extended Version)" in GBP:
Purchase the play script "Zork and Zindy's Chinese New Year (Extended Version)" in USD:
Short 10-20 minute plays:
The Great Chinese New Year Race - Kindergarten
Lucky Panda - 1st Grade
Zork and Zindy's Chinese New Year - 3rd & 4th Grade
30 minute versions:
Lucky Panda's Chinese New Year - 1st - 2nd Grade
Zork and Zindy's Chinese New Year (extended) -
3rd & 4th Grade
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There's a twelve-year cycle of animals representing each year. There are some really cool creatures in the animal zodiac: like a dragon and tiger, but I was born in the Year of the Dog. People are supposed to have some of the same characteristics as their animal sign. For example, I like going for walks in the fresh air with my pack; catching a frisbee; and, sleeping in a dog basket by the fire- well, occasionally. Xin nian kuai le!
How can we celebrate Chinese New Year?
Various traditions accompany the Chinese New Year. Firstly, it's necessary to thoroughly clean the house (getting rid of any unwanted bad luck and making room for an infusion of good fortune). Windows and doors are decorated red, often with signs wishing “happiness”, “wealth”, “longevity” and -no surprise here- “good fortune”. Also, decorative lanterns are popular.
On the evening before Chinese New Year's Day, families have a big reunion dinner. The arrival of the New Year is brought in with an explosion of fireworks and firecrackers; the giving of “lucky money” in red envelopes; and, dragon or lion dances.
The exact date of the Chinese New Year occurs sometime between the 21st January and 20th February. It's all determined using calculations based on a lunisolar calendar.
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Kids Scripts
Reedova IČ 62403877
Šatrova 660/5
Prague 4 142 00
Czech Republic
ph: +420-604-344 076
sales