Learning Chinese (Primary/Preschool)

[kitty2]

Csysg:

Hi, I read through some forum saying that some non-SAP primary school starts higher Chinese before P5, is that true? How can I find out which school offers higher Chinese like as early as P2 or P3? Thanks!

yes is true,they start since P1.Perhaps,you can check the MOE website?

[iamastudent]

Hi, wish to share with all a good Chinese tutor in the East. She is kind and patient with students. She has proven records of helping weaker students to sustain their interest in the language and at the same time pull their results up. She is an experienced preschool and primary school tutor. Please pm me if interested. Thanks!


I was her student in primary school and my Chinese improved a lot since I met her. Wasn’t a straight A student before I met her but subsequently achieved A* for Chinese and Distinction for HCL. I developed an interest in Chinese Writing and entered Dunman High School. Thanks to her I managed to found my Forte in languages and took up H2 Translation (Chinese) for A level. Currently awaiting results and wish to continue to offer tuition for primary school students(I was a student tutor for 3 years before I decided to take a break for A levels).

Chinese is not a difficult language to learn and the most important part in to build the confidence in children so that they stay interested in the language and will be capable of doing well in the subject.

[chenlaoshi]

Personally find these 2 series pretty useful and suitable for pre-school kids.


(Learning of chinese words)
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(Learning of HYPY, strokes, grammar)
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[Souro]

Dear All,


Please could you let me know a good site or options available for Chinese magazine (suitable for P5 students) subscription.

Thanks!
Sourajit

[Tinklestar]

Hi, I’m looking for a private tutor for my daughter to help her with Chinese. She is currently in K2. She has very low confidence in the language, so we prefer someone who is very patient and able to guide her in a fun/lively manner to cultivate her interest in the language as well as someone who is familiar with the current MOE syllabus. Kindly PM me if you have anyone to recommend please.

[chancks]

Hope this little free Android app can help parents out there to revise their kids' Chinese:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.cck2.revisechinese

[lulele]

:rahrah: New Class for a Strong Hanyu Pinyin Foundation :rahrah:


This 10-week course is meant to drill the basics into your child, with the integration of Chinese stories, usually a delight with young children. :hi5:

Lesson Objectives:
1) Immersive Chinese Learning Environment over 10-weeks
2) Comprehensive learning of 47 consonants & vowels (声韵母) using stories, rhymes and games to enhance child's memory
3) Correcting Chinese words that are often mis-pronounced, and tackling those often being confused with English phonetics
4) Small Class Size (max. 6 students)
5) Recommended for ages 5 & 6 Years Old (or older children whom needs a good HYPY revision)

Find out more: https://bit.ly/2LBiaJa

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[ShevW]

Im looking for a chinese tutor just to teach my P3 boy oral and speech. Please pm me if you have any recommendation. Thank you.

[chenlaoshi]

I know there's 《小拇指》、《大拇指》、《早报逗号》 but only happened to know about 《小小拇指》 after seeing the ones belonging to one of my student's sister's. I looked through a couple of issues and found the content really interesting. The illustrations were really good too. Although she's from kindergarten, I think this newsletter is suitable to Pri 1 and even Pri 2 (esp. those who are still trying to build a solid foundation in learning of CL).


Some insights:
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Stories (highlighting useful words to be learnt)
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Games
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[chenlaoshi]

chenlaoshi:

I know there's 《小拇指》、《大拇指》、《早报逗号》 but only happened to know about 《小小拇指》 after seeing the ones belonging to one of my student's sister's. I looked through a couple of issues and found the content really interesting. The illustrations were really good too. Although she's from kindergarten, I think this newsletter is suitable to Pri 1 and even Pri 2 (esp. those who are still trying to build a solid foundation in learning of CL).


Some insights:
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Biweekly issue, so works out to be $2/issue.

For parents interested in subscribing: https://www.sphsubscription.com.sg/eshop/?r=products/newsubscriptionpackages&pcode=tbs

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