Chinese New Year: a photo story
Students participating in the Chinese club’s games and activities in the cafeteria during 4th period.
White Team administrator Gerry James and Red Team administrator Dane Henning compete against one another in the Chopsticks game.
Club member Maria Rimando ‘24, tapes fai chun, a traditional decoration used during Chinese New Year, onto lockers.
Club members add more posters to the decorations.
Student tries calligraphy and writes the Chinese character ‘虎’, meaning ‘tiger’.
Chinese Club member shows students how the Chinese yo-yo is used.
Club members get ready to tape posters made by Chinese 1 students.
Chinese club member Jason Silva ‘24 prepares the lanterns that will be hung on the ceiling.
Club members Lisa Zhang ‘25, and Maria Rimando ‘24, hang up dragon decorations on the ceiling.
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The Year of The Tiger began on February 1, kicking off a new year in the Chinese calendar. Conant’s Chinese Club celebrated Chinese New Year with students and staff on Tuesday, February 1. The Chinese Club decorated the Door 1 hallway with festive lanterns, paper dragons, and posters about Chinese New Year and had a variety of activities where you could write calligraphy, learn the Chinese Yo-Yo, find your Chinese zodiac, and see who could use chopsticks the fastest. There was also a photo booth where students and teachers could stand in front of decorations and pose with traditional Chinese items. Those who tried all activities were presented with a token created by the Woods Club as a reminder of the memorable day.
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