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Chinese New Year - social studies activities
More than 100,000 ethnic Chinese who call New Zealand home celebrate the Chinese New Year on 14 February this year.
Rewi Alley
In December 1926 Rewi Alley left New Zealand ‘to go and have a look at the Chinese revolution’. Alley stayed in China for 60 years, becoming one of its best-known and best-loved foreigners.
1924 soccer programme
The 1981–2 World Cup campaign is undoubtedly the high point of New Zealand's soccer history.
Chinese New Year activities - social studies activities - Levels 4 and 5
Each year of the Chinese calendar is represented by an animal. In 2009 it is the Year of the Ox.
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