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How to Train Your Dragon, Chinese New Year Style

Preschoolers at the Wilson Primary Center celebrated Chinese New Year with a dragon dance Wednesday.

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The students in Suzanne Shire's preschool classes at the celebrated Chinese New Year on Wednesday with a Dragon Parade through the school.

To celebrate the Year of the Rabbit, students learned about the history behind Chinese New Year, decorated their very own dragon, and participated in the ceremonial dragon dance.

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