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Crafts to Celebrate Asian Heritage

For Asian Pacific American Heritage Month!
05-01-21

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May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! In addition to reading diverse stories, learning about history, and trying new foods, another great way to explore different cultures with your kids is by getting hands-on with arts and crafts. Celebrate Asian heritage with your kids by making a few of these crafts and learning about traditions in Japan, Korea, and Polynesia.
Crafts to Celebrate Asian Heritage
1. Japanese Carp Kite

On Children's Day in Japan, fish made from brightly colored paper or cloth are hung from the rooftops as a symbol of children’s determination and strength.

Japanese Carp Kite

2. Korean Fan

Craft a paper fan featuring the sam taeguk, a Korean symbol that signifies the world in balance.

Korean Fan

3. Polynesian Poi Balls

Make Polynesian poi balls, then watch a video with your kids to learn to swing and twirl them in a dance from New Zealand.

Polynesian Poi Balls

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