Chinese Takeaway Menu
Use this Chinese take away menu in your role play activities or with the Chinese take away maths resources that we designed to be used with it. Or, of course, you could make up your own...
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Chinese Takeaway Maths 1
In £ sterling, $ and euros, here's a fun addition worksheet based around Chinese takeaway food. Yum!
Chinese New Year Message Code Breaker 2
What does the coded Chinese New Year message say? Can your young detectives decipher the message, using the key?
Year of the Tiger Message Code Breaker
Look at the picture key to "break" this Year of the Tiger code and decipher the Chinese New Year message!
Chinese New Year Message Code Breaker 1
Can the kids decipher our picture code to work out what the hidden Chinese New Year message says? These code breaker puzzles are very popular!
Chinese New Year Counting and Bar Chart
Count up the pictures in the Chinese New Year "I Spy" sheet. Then, if you like, use the second page of this colourful activity to put the results into bar chart form.
Chinese New Year Bingo
There are 10 bingo cards and 1 calling card in this Chinese New Year bingo set, so the whole family or a big group of kids can join in the fun. And it's a great way to learn about the symbols of Chinese New Year, too, of course!
Chinese New Year Alphabetical Order
Practise alphabetical order and learn some Chinese New Year vocabulary at the same time with this fun Chinese New Year alphabetical order activity sheet.
China Fact vs Fiction
Children cut out our "facts" and "fiction" sentences and put them into the correct columns on this fun China learning activity. Encourage the kids to research the answers rather than guess, of course!
Year of the Tiger Bookmarks 3
We've got some very colourful Year of the Tiger bookmarks here at Activity Village, but thought that it might be useful to have something that is a little less demanding on your printer ink if you want to print out enough for a classroom, or to hand out in the library!
Year of the Tiger Bookmarks 2
These colourful bookmarks are just what you need to welcome a new Chinese New Year, the Year of the Tiger, on 1st February 2022. Just print, cut out and distribute! Children could write a mesage on the back and give them to their favourite people...
Year of the Tiger 2022 Writing Paper
Blank, lined or with handwriting lines, this Year of the Tiger 2022 writing paper is sure to come in useful this Chinese New Year! Just download and print the version you want, and let the kids loose...
Year of the Tiger Banner Writing Paper
Whether you choose from blank, handwriting lines or single lines, this gorgeous Year of the Tiger banner writing paper is bound to bring a smile to your child's face - even if they aren't usually a fan of writing projects! Use it for goals, stories, letters and more.
Year of the Tiger Bookmarks
This set of 4 Year of the Tiger bookmarks are fun and very colourful - perfect for handing out at Chinese New Year. Print just page 1 and get the kids to write a message on the back, or, alternatively, print the two pages double-sided so that your bookmark is colourful on both front and back.
Year of the Tiger Goals
Setting goals is always a good idea, and the beginning of a new Chinese New Year is as good a place to start as any! Get the kids to think about what they would like to achieve in the Year of the Tiger and record their goals on this fun goal sheet.
Happy Year of the Tiger Poster
Welcome the new Chinese New Year of the Tiger in 2022 with this fun poster! We've kept it simple so that it doesn't use up too much of your printer ink, but we think the kids will love the cheerful tiger cub!
Happy Year of the Tiger Colouring Page
This is such a cute colouring page for Year of the Tiger - I'm sure the kids will enjoy it! Year of the Tiger starts on 1st February 2022, so make sure to have some fun activities ready for the kids!
Tiger Fact vs Fiction
Read through our interesting tiger facts and sort them into the correct column - fact, or fiction! This is a fun way to test children's comprehension of what they have learned, or to encourage them to do some research to find out the answers.
The Tyger Comprehension Questions - Multiple Choice
Read The Tyger by William Blake (we have a lovely printable version here) then get the kids to answer these multiple choice comprehension questions.
The Tyger Comprehension Questions
Print out our illustrated printable of The Tyger by William Blake, then, having enjoyed the poem, ask the children to answer these comprehension questions.