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At Christmas, we sing Christmas carols.

At Chinese New Year, we get red packets.

We use ‘at’ to talk about festivals.

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We can put ‘at’ at the beginning of the sentence or in the middle of the sentence.

At Easter, we eat Easter eggs.

atWe eat Easter eggs

Easter.

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At the Mid-Autumn Festival, we play with lanterns.

Use a comma ( , ) when ‘at’ is at the beginning of the sentence.

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Dragon Boat Festival Chinese New Year

Ching Ming Festival Halloween

___________, we say ‘Trick or Treat!’.At Halloween

We watch dragon boat races ________________________________.at the Dragon Boat

Festival

___________________, we say ‘Happy New Year’ to our friends.

At Chinese New Year

We sweep the graves of our ancestors ________________________________.

at the Ching Ming Festival

Quiz time!