CHINESE NEW YEAR FETE 2020

PROGRAM : YL & YA

DAY / DATE : 23(b) & 24 (a) Jan 2020

VENUE : ENTROP & PB & SORONG

DRESS CODE : RED (TEACHERS, STAFF, STUDENTS)

CENTRE PROGRAM 23 Jan (B) 24 Jan (A)

15.00 16.45 19.00 15.00 16.45 19.00

YL 38 23 - 50 23 -
ENTROP YA 18 17 - 27 18
sub total 38 41 17 50 50 18

YL 20 25 39
PB YA 2 20 47
sub total 22 45 47

SORONG YL 15 20 - 20 26 -
YA - 4 29 - - 19
sub total 15 24 29 20 26 19

itemes/ aids needed : wishing tree, red envelopes, chopsticks, sweets/ mini marshmallows, gifts.
No Stages / activities Description
1 Opening / introduction
2 Grouping
3 Picture guessing & Spelling
4 Chopstick
1. Start the timer and give the players one minute to transfer as
2. The one who transfers the most sweets in one minute wins a
Duration PIC
PIC welcomes the sts before Teachers and students sing
'chinese dragon dance' together.
10 minutes
PIC groups the students by distributing the pictionary card
randomly to each student such as ; dumplings, fireworks,
fortune cookies, yin yang, lantern, moon cake, fire
crackers. Then students sit in a group by their picture card.
15 minutes
Each group competes to guess the picture on slide(ppt), then
spell its word. The group with the most correct guesses and
spellings wins. 15 minutes
each player needs :
Pair of chopsticks, Two plastic bowls, Handful of sweets or mini
marshmallows.
What to do:
15 minutes
Give each player a pair of chopsticks and two plastic bowls. Fill
one of each player’s bowls with a few handfuls of sweets and to
keep things fair, make sure each player has the same number
of sweets in their bowl.
many sweets from one bowl to the other using only their
chopsticks!
prize.
5 Reading gap fill
Each group will complete the gap of passage given which 10 minutes
relates to chinese new year with the optional answers shown on
slide in 80 seconds.

The group with the most correct answers wins.

6 Reading comprehension
Each group competes to answer the question about the
passage above . the group with the most correct answer wins.

Put the words into the gaps in the text.

Chinese New Year is the __________ important of the Chinese holidays. Many people who live
outside China call it the Lunar New Year. People celebrate this holiday __________ across the world.
Chinese New Year’s Day begins on the first day of the first lunar month in the Chinese calendar. It
__________ on the 15th day. This day is called the Lantern Festival and is another time to celebrate
and __________ a party. Chinese New Year’s Day changes __________ year because of the
Chinese zodiac. The exact day depends on __________ it is the year of the dragon, rat, horse, dog,
etc. It is always __________ time between January the 21st and February the 20th. The Chinese
are not in agreement which year it is. This year is one of __________ possibilities – depending on
which scholar you believe.

Some, ends, most, every, three, have, if, all

7 Champion Announcement PIC announces the champion group, then each member takes a
turn picking the red envelope which contains paper mentioning
the gifts they will have on the wishing tree.

8 Closing All team and Britoners Take a picture together