This is a series of compiled Chinese lessons for Standard 5 students from Malaysia SJKC. View the entire series here. 《母亲的花》 生字 流逝 农庄 节俭 打瞌睡 施与 绵绵 赐给 智慧 奉献 祈祷 长寿 聊表心意 摔伤 惹得 湿润 古诗 -《芙蓉楼送辛渐》 芙蓉楼送辛渐 （唐・王昌龄）
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This is a series of compiled Chinese lessons for Standard 5 students from Malaysia SJKC. View the entire series here. 《林间人家》 生字 构成 撑开 黝黑 体魄 凋落 腐蚀 开垦 先贤 清澈见底 堵住 杂草丛生 桃红色 额头 茅草 舀起 杀虫剂 咀嚼 多音字 嚼 jiáo：细嚼慢咽 jué：咀嚼
SJKC 华文 五年级 第14单元 一片绿意显生气 Read More »
This is a series of compiled Chinese lessons for Standard 5 students from Malaysia SJKC. View the entire series here. 《钓鱼的启示》 生字 掠过 小心翼翼 精疲力尽 盯着 瞪着 犹豫 开腔 潜入 委屈 杰出 诱惑 循规蹈矩 作弊 月光如水
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We love playing memory games and Jae (5y3m) just created a new version that may thrill your little one while he’s learning to read. The Progressive Phonics free printables include memory game cards to help in remembering the words through a fun way. Usually, I’d arrange the cards in neat rows and columns, which is
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This post is on easy and fun activities to teach a young child to read Chinese characters. There’s a free flashcards download at the end too, so read on… Over the past two weeks, the family has fallen in love with this Chinese nursery rhyme — 老鹰捉小鸡 (translated as “the eagle catches the chick”). It’s catchy, related
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7yo Vee has 3-4 spelling “tests” covering 3 languages every week. He’s attending a Chinese school in Malaysia. I usually try to make the revision sessions quick, fun and effective. I’ve covered some ideas in my Intermediate workshops. Today I added a new idea, inspired by Montessori’s Pink Secrets: copy the words onto (recycled) slips
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#2 Jae is 4y2m old and in a Chinese school K1 class. Every day, he gets a small page of writing homework. Though I’m not a fan of writing homework for little children, we just have to go along and I try to make things as easy as possible. Prior to this year, Jae has
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Reading is a very hot topic among the parents in my workshops: When should I start teaching my child to read? As a baby? Or when? How to teach her to read? Flash cards or phonics or what? What materials to use? Vee learnt to read in 3 languages (English, Chinese and Bahasa Melayu) from about
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Here’s how to teach baby multiple languages through flash cards and daily life… Q: Since there are several languages printed on the flash cards, how could we introduce at least the two main Asian languages to the kids in parallel? If the flashcards have both languages, I flash the same cards in English and Chinese on alternate days.
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