In learning about Chinese New Year traditions with Abby and Noah today, I found this craft over on Family Fun - Good-Luck Goldfish, a Chinese symbol of good fortune.
I had no idea...and everyone knows how much I LOVE Goldfish. (Click on over to read the latest newsletter from Fishful Thinking - Expressing Love. The kids and I will definitely be making a Love List for V-day!)
Here's our simplified version of these fortunate fishes along with the Chinese lanterns we made at storytime last week -
Everyone can always use a little good luck!
And speaking of fish - the New York Times Best-Selling Mr. Fish is BACK in The Pout-Pout Fish in the Big, Big, Dark by Deborah Diesen. The story has the same rhythmic charm of the first book and is about overcoming fears with a little help from your friends.
How I love these books - such great messages about those five key ingredients of optimism, resilience, empowerment, emotional awareness, and hope! If you missed it, here's my interview with Deborah Diesen when I spotlighted her book on The Pout-Pout Fishful Thinking Thursday!
Goldfish Smiles Across the Miles
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What do you send to fabulous family FULL of kiddos with summer birthdays?
Customized Goldfish gift boxes - that's what!
Knowing the Goldfish party cups ...
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3 comments:
Those just turned out so cute, and I really didn't know goldfish were a symbol of luck!
Those are SUPER CUTE!! And I had no idea that they were a symbol of luck either. I love learning new things :)
:) Cute fish and lanterns!
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