Kincaid Chinese language #1
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Pin Yin |
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7.
b p m f d t n l
8.
g k h j q x
9.
zhi chi shi ri zi ci si
10.
a o e ye ai ei ao ou
11.
an en ang ong yi wu yu
12.
zhe jiu shi ni de pin yin
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Song1
yí
ge liǎng ge sān ge péng yǒu ，
sì
ge wǔ ge liù ge péng yǒu
一个两
个
三
个
朋
友，
四个五个六个
朋
友，
qī
ge bā ge jiǔ ge péng yǒu，
shí
ge péng yǒu xué zhōng wén
七个八个九个朋友，
十个
朋 友 学 中 文
Conversation1:
早安
， 午安，
晚安，
再见
zǎo
an wǔ an wǎn an zài jiàn
Song
2 & Conversation 2
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Nǐ
hǎo ma? 你好吗？
How
are you?
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Xiè
xie
谢谢你 Thank you |
duì
bù qǐ 对不起
I'm
sorry!
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Míng
tiān zài
jiàn 明天再见 See you tomorrow! |
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Wǒ
hěn hǎo。 我很好。
I'm
fine.
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Bú
kèqi ! 不客气！
You're
welcome !
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méi
guan xi 没关系
That's
all right
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xià
xing qí jiàn 下星期见！ See you next week |
Dear Literary explorers:
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing class we had today. Your students followed the Chinese lessons so well. They learned to write the Chinese characters from 1 to 10. They counted from 1 to 100 in Chinese with hand motions. They are able to read the numbers I wrote on the board. We also learned the common phrases below.
How are you? I am fine.
Thank you. You are welcome.
I am sorry. It's all right.
See you tomorrow. See you next week.
They sang these words in Chinese and acted out the movements that reinforce their understanding and retention. On top of all of these they learned the Pin Yin (Chinese phonic) and the 4 tones. They are welcome to practice the character writing at home. Since this is a club, I will only motivate them to write them instead of demanding that they learn them for the test.
Each student has a small white board to write the numbers I dictated. Some got 100% memorized already, some 80%. No one got less than that. I am so proud of them.
Most importantly, we had a great time together singing, dancing, playing games. I will do frequent review to reinforce their retention. I tried to video tape some part of the class, but not realize there were stuff in my camera and it ran out the memory. I will try again next week.
I will continue to search out the most effective way to teach your student Chinese language. I will post each week's lesson on http://joyouschineseatkincaid.blogspot.com/ for your reference.
Have a great time exploring your children's experience in Chinese Club.