For big festivals like the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival (usually August or September) and the Lunar New Year (January or February), kids in some Asian countries...

Have fun decorating paper lanterns for with all sorts of creative processes and to suit your chosen color scheme, whether it be for Christmas, a...

Celebrate Chinese New Year with your kids by making these fun puppets! While they are creating them, you can talk with them about the significance...

After you find a few toilet paper tubes and some colorful paint... hit the craft room! In no time, you and your child will have...

I love that play dough can be used to celebrate every occasion with just a few additions to the table. Since the year of the...

My son already has a fascination with snakes, so he is pretty thrilled with all the snake themed crafts we have been doing to celebrate...

Part of being creative is taking something familiar and making it exciting. So we made these felt fortune cookies to spread some love this...

My children make me laugh when they have a puppet in their little hands. I love hearing their silly voices change for each character and...

Chinese dragons!? Hooray! This was one of those projects where I had just barely showed Maddie how to begin, and she took off!...

My friends Max (6) and Violet (8) are really into bugs. This coffee filter caterpillar is the perfect project for a bug-themed party, complete with...

No Chinese take-out meal is complete without fortune cookies. My older kid eagerly cracks open his cookie to read the fortune--eating the cookie is a...

Tanabata is a Japanese holiday that is celebrated between July and August around different parts of Japan. This holiday is based on a story...

This is a wonderful craft to teach your kids about traditions and celebrations for Chinese New Years. They will have fun creating these puppets while...

Ring in Chinese New Year with a super cute American-inspired fortune cookie craft that’s easy to do and fun...