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  • You get a free hug from your favourite classmate
    Let's do it!
  • 3 common "Vietnamese" collocations to say good wishes and their possible English translations
    Cung chúc tân xuân, an khang thịnh vượng, tấn tài tấn lộc, vạn sự như ý
  • Name the flowers/trees that are traditionally bought for Tet decoration
    peach blossoms (Hoa đào), apricot blossoms (Hoa mai), kumquat trees (Cây quất),
  • Explain "Lì Xì" tradition
    a small amount of money in a red envelop then is given to children as a wish of luck, health and good things will come to them in the Lunar New Year.
  • Name 3 "Tet" activities
    family reunion and gathering, decorate the house, visiting relatives and friends, family feast, giving lucky money, going to the pagoda,
  • Name 3 ingredients to make "Bánh Chưng"
    sticky rice, beans, pork, pepper, onions,
  • Names 3 countries that also celebrate the Lunar New Year
    Korean, China, Singapore, Philipine, Thailand, Indonesia, Brunei
  • Name 5 fruits on the five-fruit tray
    Answers will vary: banana, pomelo/watermelon, kumquat, dragon fruit, tangerin, papaya, mango,...
  • Name 5 traditional food for Tet
    Answers will vary: Bánh Chưng, Giò lụa (Vietnamese sausage), Chicken boiled, Sticky Rice, Pickled onion, Chả Nem, candied fruits,..
  • Name the colors that are considered to bring luck during Tet
    Red, yellow
  • Send good wishes to your teachers
    Let's do it!
  • Teach your Native teacher to say "Chúc mừng năm mới - Vạn sự như ý"
    Let's do it!
  • Name and briefly introduce a "Tet" song (Vietnamese names are allowed)
    Answers will vary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAf87d0kFvA ,, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8q0aZ5OL68M
  • You get 5 compliments from 5 different people from class!
    Let's do it!
  • Name all the animals in Vietnamese zodiac (English and Vietnamese translation)
    Tý (Mouse), Sửu (Ox), Dần (Tiger), Mão (Cat), Thìn (Dragon), Tỵ (Snake), Ngọ (Horse), Mùi (Goat), Thân (Monkey), Dậu (Rooster), Tuất (Dog), and Hợi (Pig)