Teaching Chinese at Home

[ksmummy]

You may want to try this link:


http://www.odonatabooks.com/webshaper/store/viewCat.asp

HTHs

[tree nymph]

Hi mummies,


I stumbled upon this, i think is by creative technologies:

http://www.wawayaya.net/learn/welcome.asp?pagetype=cn

I'm still in the midst of checking it out.

[eskimo]

[quote]Hi eskimo,

did your FIL get the books? How many did he get? how much is it?

I maybe going to KL end of the month. will go and check it out.[/quote]Hi tree nymph,

No he din buy for me, coz it wasn't a full set of 8 books. I'm trying to search other sources. No luck yet!

[maltbibi]

Hi Eskimo


Have you tried Elm Tree, Popular Toa Payoh and Discovery Corner at Thomson Plaza? I saw them selling about two months ago.

[eskimo]

Oh really? I’ll check it out. Thanks!

[mummy of 2]

Can also try Popular at Bras Basah. Saw the books there last week.

[Happybirdks]

tree nymph:

Hi mummies,


I stumbled upon this, i think is by creative technologies:

http://www.wawayaya.net/learn/welcome.asp?pagetype=cn

I'm still in the midst of checking it out.

This site looks interesting! But it's more of a computer based resource, right?

Seems that Odonata and Pelangi both have their structured chinese reading books, and use the same concept, 2 new words a page to get children to learn to read. Anyone tried both? Which is better?

[outsider]

Hi,

Elm tree distributes the books to Popular and thus they are a bit cheaper.
There is a retail store at Suntec City. HTH

[maltbibi]

Hi Eskimo


There is a bulk purchase on the chinese readers from another forum. Not sure whether can post it here. Pls PM me if you are keen. I will send you the link.

[eskimo]

Hi maltbibi,


Think i know where you refering to. I saw it! Thanks.