Chinese New Year Lesson Plan & Activities | Class 5 | EVS | BookFlik

Celebrate the vibrant traditions of the Lunar New Year with our comprehensive RE Chinese New Year word mat Class 5 core resource. Designed specifically for Class 5 pupils, this helpful educational tool is perfect for enhancing vocabulary and deepening cultural understanding during your religious education lessons.
What will children learn?
This beautifully illustrated word mat introduces pupils to the key concepts, symbols, and customs associated with the festival. From the significance of the zodiac animals to the traditions of the reunion dinner and the giving of red envelopes, your students will explore the rich heritage behind this global celebration. By using this RE Chinese New Year word mat Class 5 core, children will build a strong foundation in understanding how festivals influence the lives of believers and how community traditions are passed down through generations.
How can teachers use it?
This resource is incredibly versatile. It is ideal for independent writing tasks, classroom discussions, or as a reference guide during creative projects. You might ask your students to use the vocabulary to write a diary entry from the perspective of someone celebrating the festival, or use the descriptive words to create an art piece inspired by the traditional colours of red and gold.
Curriculum alignment and differentiation
Aligned with the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum for RE, this resource encourages pupils to describe and explain the significance of religious and cultural practices. This specific version is tailored to the expected standard for Class 5, ensuring the language is accessible yet challenging enough to promote progress. Whether you are teaching about the importance of family, light, or symbolism, our RE Chinese New Year word mat Class 5 core provides the perfect scaffolding for your lesson. Download this free resource today to bring the joy and wonder of the Lunar New Year into your classroom with ease and confidence.
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