1. Moon Festival Sixth graders Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwan Teacher: Frances Tzeng

2. Moon Festival Outline 1. Puppet show Armstrong on the moon 2. Origins date, tradition and legends 3. Customs food and activities 4. Poem Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwn

3. Moon Festival Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwn Puppet Show

4. Moon Festival Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwn Origins-date Moon Festival (or Mid-Autumn Festival) is celebrated every year on the fifteen day of the eighth lunar month.

5. Moon Festival Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwn Origins-traditions People would make offerings to the Earth God, the guardian of the land, to pray for a good harvest Families and friends would get together to celebrate this special day by watching the moon and eating moon cakes and pomelos.

6. Moon Festival Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwn Origins-legends Chang-E, the Moon Lady, flying to the moon The Moon Rabbit Wu Gang, the woodcutter, chopping down a tall tree

7. Moon Festival Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwn Customs-food Moon cakes Pomelos

8. Moon Festival Customs- activities Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwn Moon watching barbecuing

9. Moon Festival Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwn Poems by Li Bai 床前明月光 chuang2 qian2 ming2 yue4 guang1 疑是地上霜 yi2 shi4 di4 shang4 shuang1 舉頭望明月 ju3 tou2 wang4 ming2 yue4 低頭思故鄉 di1 tou2 si1 gu4 xiang1

10. Moon Festival Shuang Lian Elementary School Taipei, Taiwn Poems by Li Bai 床前明月光 So bright a gleam on the foot of my bed 疑是地上霜 Could there have been a frost already? 舉頭望明月 Lifting myself to look, I found that it was moonlight. 低頭思故鄉 Sinking back again, I suddenly thought of my homeland.