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Cherry Hill students celebrate Year of the Tiger with window display

Display featured at Sharp Elementary School through mid-February

Students from all levels of Cherry Hill Public Schools worked together to create a vibrant window display for Lunar New Year on Feb. 1. The display will remain at Sharp until mid-February when it will be moved to the Cherry Hill Public Library. (Special to The Sun/The Sun)

Over winter break, students from across Cherry Hill Public Schools gathered together to create paper crafts and a LEGO window display for Lunar New Year at Sharp Elementary School. The display features a large door in the shape of a tiger’s head, a golden doorframe presenting a vivid red double-door beset with golden studs in the Chinese style, the school’s mascot, the bulldog, wearing a tiger hat and more to celebrate the Year of the Tiger. 

The display also features a mini-LEGO structures built by students in the centerpiece depicting various traditions for the new year celebrations including a family eating their reunion dinner the day before the new year, a large dragon and lion puppeteered in the traditional dance, people playing winter sports, and a lively Chinese market street. 

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The display will remain at Sharp until mid-February when it will be displayed again at the second floor of the Cherry Hill Public Library. 

 

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