Losar Tibetan New Year Kit for Kids 2027

At school in February, someone asks your nine-year-old whether Losar is "the same as Chinese New Year." In 2027 the two fall one day apart, so the question will come. This kit gives your children a true answer, a kind way to say it, and a Losar of their own.

Losar at Home is a 14-page kit for the Tibetan New Year on Sunday 7 February 2027, the start of the Fire Sheep Year 2154, written for children about 5 to 10 and the grown-ups beside them.

Inside:
- Page 2: a note for the grown-up, with the date and how to use the kit.
- Page 3: "Is Losar the same as Chinese New Year?" The answer, with both dates for 2025, 2026 and 2027, and where the Tibetan calendar comes from.
- Page 4: a short answer for a five-year-old and a longer one for a nine-year-old, to practice at home.
- Page 5: a page to share with the class.
- Pages 6 to 8: the days before Losar, a cleaning chart for two children, and a paper version of the guthuk dough-ball game.
- Pages 9 and 10: the first three days, and a chemar bo to color.
- Pages 11 to 13: wishes for the year, two Happy Losar cards to color and fold, and a record of the first three days.
- Page 14: Losar words and the sources we read.

The customs are described as many families keep them, from pages by the Tibetan Nuns Project and Ka-Nying Shedrub Ling Monastery. No Tibetan script is printed. US Letter; prints on A4.

This printable was created with the help of AI tools, then checked fact by fact.

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