Warm-up: what is Tết to you?
Seven prompts to get the group talking about Tết before any facts.
- Scale
- Word cloud
- Open question
- Brainstorm
A Vietnam-themed Tết session: seven warm-up prompts (scale, word cloud, open questions, brainstorm) and six yes/no fact questions on games, lì xì, bánh chưng, ancestors' graves, greetings and the changing date.
Seven prompts to get the group talking about Tết before any facts.
Six yes/no questions on games, red envelopes, cakes, graves, greetings and the date.
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Have you ever heard of the 'Tet' holiday in Vietnam?
When you hear about 'Tet' or 'Lunar New Year,' what do you think of?
Which tree, typically displayed during Tet celebrations, do you love the most?
Have you ever tried any special Tet food? If so, what was it?
Tết (Lunar New Year) is a time for giving best wishes. What wish would you give to everyone here today?
What differences do you notice between New Year and Lunar New Year (Tết)?
Where in the world would you like to spend the Tet holiday next year?
Do Vietnamese people play their traditional games during Tết?
Yes
Fun fact: Games played at Tết include the dice game bầu cua cá cọp, cờ tướng (xiangqi) and ném còn. Children often spend their lucky money on bầu cua.
Is giving red envelopes (lì xì) only for children during Tết?
No
Fun fact: Lì xì is the southern name for the Tết red envelope and mừng tuổi the northern one. Adults give it to children and the elderly, and amounts are traditionally even.
Do families in Viet Nam prepare Chung Cake or Tet Cake for Tet?
Yes
Fun fact: Bánh chưng is square and bánh tét is cylindrical, and both are sticky rice cakes with mung bean and pork. Cooking them together is a chance for families to talk over the past year.
Do people visit their ancestors’ graves during Tet?
Yes
Fun fact: Families traditionally tidy ancestral graves from the 23rd to the 30th day of the last lunar month, inviting their ancestors home to celebrate Tết.
Do Vietnamese people exchange New Year’s greetings during Tet?
Yes
Fun fact: Common greetings are Chúc mừng năm mới and Cung chúc tân xuân. Children often wish elders long life with Sống lâu trăm tuổi.
Is Tet celebrated on the same date every year?
No
Fun fact: Tết falls on the first day of the first lunisolar month: 17 February in 2026 and 6 February in 2027. It is usually between late January and 20 February.
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