Let’s Get Loud! Nian Monster Noisemakers with the Museum of Chinese in America

Fri, Feb 12 2021
5:30 am – 6:00 am
Virtual

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Legend says the Nian monster comes out the night before every Lunar New Year to scare villagers and devour their food. Join educators from the Museum of Chinese in America for a thrilling retelling of the Legend of Nian. Then, learn how to turn ordinary household items into festive rattle drums that you can use to scare away the Nian monster until next year.

Supplies to make rattle drums: 1 chopstick, pencil, or craft dowel; 2 small disposable plates (paper or plastic, up to 7 inches in diameter); string or yarn; a hole puncher; beads or cheerios; strong tape; a stapler; something to decorate with (markers, color pencils, crayons, collage supplies, etc.)

View live on the Brooklyn Public Library Facebook Page at 10:30AM.

Below are some suggested supplies and/or sheets provided by Museum Of Chinese American

 

Download this coloring sheet to celebrate the Year of the Ox!

The Everyone is Welcome Here world language series is provided through the generous support of Apple Bank, celebrating over 25 years in Brooklyn and over 155 years of neighborhood banking in greater New York. Visit applebank.com for more information

Add to My Calendar 02/12/2021 05:30 am 02/12/2021 06:00 am America/New_York Let’s Get Loud! Nian Monster Noisemakers with the Museum of Chinese in America

Legend says the Nian monster comes out the night before every Lunar New Year to scare villagers and devour their food. Join educators from the Museum of Chinese in America for a thrilling retelling of the Legend of Nian. Then, learn how to turn ordinary household items into festive rattle drums that you can use to scare away the Nian monster until next year.

Supplies to make rattle drums: 1 chopstick, pencil, or craft dowel; 2 small disposable plates (paper or plastic, up to 7 inches in diameter); string or yarn; a hole puncher; beads or cheerios; strong tape; a stapler; something to decorate with (markers, color pencils, crayons, collage supplies, etc.)

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