C (age 7) told an elaborate story about how his dragon tricks people because he looks friendly (his is the top dragon), but once a person befriends the dragon, he eats the person! R (age 5) said hers is just mean.
We are reading D is for Dancing Dragon, A China Alphabet by Carol Crane and Zong-Zhou Wang. I recommend this book for a little insight into Chinese culture.
We like to make dragon claws for good luck every Chinese New Year! The recipe is from Gourmet Mom on the Go. They are Nutter Butters covered with melted chocolate (green Wilton candy melts) and cashew claws.
Love the dragon feet! Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier. Cute ideas over here on yours!
ReplyDeleteI love cashews!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun snack. I printed out the dragon head too, but we still didn't get to it - usual problem with arts in my house.
ReplyDeleteI love those puppets! The dragon claw is also pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteSO fun!! Will you be my mom ;-)?
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute and simple snack! And I love "D is for Dancing Dragon"!
ReplyDeleteI think I might find eating that claw a bit scary, but the boys would love it! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the puppets and the claws!
ReplyDeleteI love the whole theme!
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Very cool!! love the snack. Thanks for the birthday wishes, you young chicken you. lol Must be nice to be in your 30's. Okay, I'm done being jealous of my bloggy friend. Always nice to hear from you, Christy. Enjoy your day!
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I love the dragon claws!
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