Our Teaching Plan

ORAL

Vocabulary enrichment

• Enrich the child's vocabulary by theme
• Respond to the child's sensitive period
• Help the child to categorize his or her surroundings and have a clear mind
• Let the child have concrete experience and explore with his or her sens
• Help the child to adapt to the real-life
• Three-period lesson (name, recognition, recall)
• Games that follow the same pattern (name, recognition, recall)
• Simple phrases
• Chinese immersion
• Combine with TPR to give the child a Chinese environment

Classified Cards

• Review and enrich vocabulary
• Help children to classify the environment

Songs and Poems

• Forming words in song and poetry is generally beneficial for language development
• Give children another channel to express themselves and communicate with others

Hanzi

(Chinese characters)

Evolution of Chinese Characters

• Learn about the history of the evolution of Chinese characters
• Learn basic Chinese characters

Learn Chinese Characters with stories

• Help children know more Hanzi
• Develop an interest in reading

Sandpaper Letters of Basic Strokes

• Give children through visual and tactile impressions basic strokes

Sandpaper Letters of Chinese radicals

• Give children through visual and tactile impressions radicals
• Learn the right order of radicals

Structure of Chinese characters

• Explore the different structures of Chinese characters
• Prepare for self-study

Chinese radical basic box

• Explore Chinese characters made up of radicals and other parts
• Learn more Hanzi by group

Writing on the Blackboard and Squared Paper

• Help children to writing on the paper gradually

Pinyin

(Romanisation of mandarin characters)

Sound game

• Help children to be aware of sounds in Chinese
• Analyze and identify sounds in words
• Enrich children's vocabulary

Sandpaper Letters

• Give children through visual and tactile impression the symbol for the sound they already know

First and Last Sound Book

• Help children discover that each word contains the sound of a particular phonetic symbol

Moveable Alphabet

• Further children to analyze and explore Chinese
• Preparation for writing: children reproduce their own thoughts in words using symbols

Tone Practice

• Identify the differences in tones
• Recognize the symbols for tones

Pinyin Flip Cards

• Allow children to explore more about Pinyin from reading activities

Picture-Word Cards

• Enable children to understand that the word written is made up of a group of symbols that represent sounds and that the word has meaning
• Develop young children's reading skills

Writing on the Blackboard and Paper

• Writing on the Blackboard and Paper
• Develop young children's reading skills

Cultural Activities