Chinese New Year is the most important traditional festival in Taiwan. It often revolves around activities with the theme of "auspiciousness" or "good meaning". By writing Spring couplets, making firecrackers, drawing red envelopes and writing auspicious words, it brings a full New Year atmosphere to the school.

Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first lunar month is the last day of the New Year holiday, so it is also called "Mini Chinese New Year" and an important day to pray for a bumper harvest and peace. Making lanterns, making Yuan-Xao, solve riddles on the lanterns and Lantern Festival stories are children's favorite Lantern Festival activities.

The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is the May Festival, which is also known as the Dragon Boat Festival. On this day, we will invite elder volunteers to our school to teach children to make rice dumplings, and the wrapped rice dumplings will be donated to the food bank to share their love with others. Sure! Egg laying, class creative dragon boat art crafts, making sachets by hand, and experiencing noon water are also indispensable activities during Dragon Boat Festival.

"Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival with Festive Barbecues" has become a necessary activity for many children. Whether it is the new or old traditional Mid-Autumn Festival, it revolves around the word "reunion". Let the children go home and share the fun with their families by making moon cakes, holding creative pomelo competitions, carrying out activities such as "Jade Rabbit Grinds Medicine" and "Wu Gang Chops the Osmanthus Tree".

On October 10th, Taiwan National Day, introduce our national flag to let the children to know the origin of National Day. Our country has a birthday just like every one of us, and there are many stories hidden behind it, so that we can learn about history and understand the origin with the children and make the "National Day" more remarkable in the children's hearts.

Through the charity party, parents and children can enjoy the fun of the activities and show their love for charity.

The fourth Thursday in November every year is one of the most important festivals in the United States. We hope that this festival will help children to learn the attitude of "cherishing everything and being grateful for everything" through the experience of eating a turkey meal, creating a gratitude tree by teachers and students, and carrying out gratitude activities.

Through the parent-child sports meeting, it brings parents and children a sense of fun activities and festivals.