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Chinese zodiac. By Selena and Lindsay. We learned a lot about the Chinese zodiac!. The animals of the Chinese zodiac. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CHINESE ZODIACBy Selena and Lindsay

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WE LEARNED A LOT ABOUT THE CHINESE ZODIAC!

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THE ANIMALS OF THE CHINESE ZODIAC

• The rat, the ox, the tiger, the rabbit, the dragon, the snake, the horse, the goat (or sheep), the monkey, the rooster, the dog, and the pig(or boar).

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THE LEGEND• Lord Buddah had a race with all the animals in China. The rat knew he

wasn’t going to win so he went on the boars head and jumped off at the finish line. That is why the rat is first and the boar is second.

Lord Buddah

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CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ANIMALS• The rat is charming, innovated, and

intelligent• The ox is dependable, calm, and

methodical• The tiger is daring , reckless, and

restless• The rabbit is soft-spoken, graceful,

and elegant• The dragon is energetic, eccentric,

and full of strength• The snake is graceful, soft-spoken,

and wise

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CHARACTERISTICS CONTINUED• The horse is cheerful, quick-witted, and popular• The sheep is shy, gentle, and compassionate• The monkey is clever, quick-witted, and flexible• The rooster is acute, neat, and meticulous• The dog is likable, honest, and intelligent• he boar/pig is honest, simplicity, and sturdy

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FUN FACTS• Originally, these signs did not have animals associated with them• There are twelve signs in the Chinese zodiac• The Chinese zodiac was called the twelve

earthly branches• There are five elements they are metal, water,

wood, fire, and earth• The Jade Emperor invented the Chinese zodiac• When Lord Buddah called all the animals, only

12 came

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I HOPE YOU LIKED OUR POWER POINT

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RESOURCES• Ancient China for Kids/web site• Fact monster/web site• Book: Celebrating Chinese New Year by Diane Hoyt - Goldsmith,