Free Mid-Autumn Festival Greeting Cards for Kids

Looking for a fun and meaningful way to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with your kids or students? Our Free Mid-Autumn Festival Greeting Cards are the perfect printable activity to bring culture, creativity, and language learning together.

A Creative Coloring Activity

These greeting cards double as a coloring activity! Children can color in the festive designs, making each card unique and personal. It’s not just a craft—it’s a chance for kids to relax, practice creativity, and prepare heartfelt gifts for family and friends.

Beautiful Mid-Autumn Themed Images

Each card features nice Mid-Autumn Festival themed images, such as lanterns, mooncakes, the full moon, and rabbits. These familiar symbols help children connect with the traditions of the festival while having fun decorating their cards.

Learn Chinese with Characters and Pinyin

To make the activity even more educational, each card includes greeting words in Chinese characters and Pinyin. Children can practice reading and recognizing Chinese while preparing their cards. They’ll learn common festival phrases and greetings in a natural, engaging way.

Five Unique Cards to Share

This free set includes five greeting cards. That’s plenty of options for kids to color, decorate, and share with parents, siblings, friends, or teachers. They’re just the right size for a thoughtful festival gift.

Perfect for Giving Out

Once decorated, the cards are ready to fold and hand out. They’re great for classroom exchanges, family celebrations, or even as festive notes tucked into gift bags. Kids will feel proud sharing something they made themselves, and recipients will love the personalized touch.

Words and blessings included:

1. 花好月圆 (huā hǎo yuè yuán)

• Literal & Poetic: “Blossoms are in full bloom, the moon is full and round.”
• Meaning: This phrase paints the perfect picture of a beautiful and harmonious scene. It symbolizes a time of perfection, prosperity, and ideal happiness, often used for family reunions and a blissful life.

2. 幸福安康 (xìng fú ān kāng)

• Literal: “Happiness, peace, and health.”
• Meaning: This is a heartfelt wish for someone’s overall well-being. It expresses the hope that they will enjoy happiness, live in peace, and maintain good health

3. 月满中秋 (yuè mǎn zhōng qiū)

• Literal: “The moon is full on the Mid-Autumn Festival.”
• Meaning: This phrase specifically captures the essence of the festival itself—the pinnacle of the celebration when the moon is at its brightest and roundest. It evokes the feeling of the festival’s atmosphere.

4. 团圆美满 (tuán yuán měi mǎn)

• Literal: “Reunion, beauty, and fullness.”
• Meaning: This is a direct wish for family members to gather together (团圆) and for that reunion to be perfectly happy and satisfying (美满). It emphasizes the joy and completeness found in family unity.

4. 中秋节快乐 (zhōng qiū jié kuài lè)

• Meaning：Happy Mid-Autumn Festival

How to Use the Cards

Here are some simple and practical ways to use the Mid-Autumn Festival Greeting Cards:

Step 1: Color the Cards

• Kids can color the festive images (lanterns, mooncakes, rabbits, etc.) with crayons, markers, or colored pencils.
• This makes each card unique and personalized.

Step 2: Learn and Write Greetings

• On the front of each card, kids will see Chinese greetings with characters and Pinyin.
• They can trace, read aloud, or copy the phrases inside the card.
• Encourage them to add a short personal note in English or Chinese inside.

Step 3: Fold the Cards

• Once colored, simply fold the paper in half to turn it into a greeting card.
• The outside shows the festive design, while the inside is for writing.

Step 4: Share and Give Out

• Kids can give the cards to parents, grandparents, friends, or teachers during Mid-Autumn Festival.
• They can also be exchanged in class or used as part of a cultural celebration activity.

Extra Idea

• Pair the card with a small gift, like a mooncake, lantern craft, or bookmark, for an extra festive touch.

These steps make the cards not just a craft project, but also a language-learning tool and a heartfelt gift.

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