- July 30, 2026
Parent-Child Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival
Objectives:
- To enhance communication and collaboration between parents and children through shared activities such as snow-skin mooncake making and group games.
- To help children understand and inherit Chinese culture through traditional Mid-Autumn customs, such as lantern making and lantern riddles.
- To encourage children to express their imagination and creativity through lantern crafting.
- To foster a joyful festive atmosphere and promote family harmony by sharing traditional Mid-Autumn delicacies.
- To cultivate children's love for music and dance while enhancing their physical coordination and confidence through a lantern dance session during music class.
- To offer participants a meaningful and delightful Mid-Autumn Festival experience that blends cultural inheritance, parent-child interaction, and entertainment.
Activity Description:
- On the day of the event, parents are invited to bring a Mid-Autumn festive food item to share and sample during the carnival. This enables children to learn about traditional foods while offering all participants a deeper immersion in Mid-Autumn culture as they celebrate the festival together.
- During the Parent-Child Lantern Carnival, activities such as group games and snow-skin mooncake making allow participants to experience the lively festive spirit, promote parent-child interaction and cultural inheritance, and create unforgettable Mid-Autumn memories for families.
- Students across all levels experience traditional Mid-Autumn culture by crafting their own paper lanterns, enjoying the fun of hands-on creation while adding unique meaning and cherished memories to the festival.
- Through a specially set up light-and-shadow exploration area, children can discover the subtle shifts of light and shadow through play, seamlessly blending learning with entertainment.
- After listening to storytelling sessions on Mid-Autumn origins by teachers, children dress up as the Jade Rabbit and Chang'e to distribute small gifts at the school entrance. This enhances the joyous atmosphere, deepens their understanding of Chinese mythology, and lets them experience the joy of sharing and celebration.








