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    四五快读 Methods

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      piglet and calf
      last edited by

      my gal also took 3 months to complete one book…but most impt, she starts to love chinese and will attempt to read some words in the chinese storybooks.

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        totoro
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        laughingcat:
        totoro:

        Mine took almost 2-3 months to complete book1.

        Need the child to have to right mood to teach.
        Sometimes he will reject it, saying that he doesn't want it .... 😞

        Doesn't matter if the child took 2-3 months to complete 1 book. It will be disastrous if they don't want to continue.

        Try to make the learning fun which is more important. For me, once i see my DS loves it......i will not stop. I just gently \"push on\". That is why it is important to go with the child's pace. Be flexible.

        Feel very sad when he rejects it.
        Then I think, i should not give up
        If I don't teach, then nobody will.
        It will be sad if kids of next generation speak only english.

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          laughingcat
          last edited by

          Hi totoro,


          Jia you ya :rahrah:

          I am sure you will succeed if you perservere. Don't give up. :love:

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            rukia
            last edited by

            Thanks everyone for the reply...


            I have started on this book chapter one...
            Hopefully i have the patient to complete the whole set... :xedfingers:

            It is really not easy to teach children nowadays....

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              Confucius
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              Totally convinced that our kids should read more advanced Chinese classics. Not just learning Hanyu Ping Yin too, Chinese is about character recognition. Reading Chinese classics is definitely a great way to bring depth and interest for the language.

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                toddles
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                totoro:
                Mine took almost 2-3 months to complete book1.

                Need the child to have to right mood to teach.
                Sometimes he will reject it, saying that he doesn't want it .... 😞
                well, the book advises to go along the pace of the child. esp if they are young. I think laughingcat's son is extraordinary! not every child has that interest or aptitude at that age.

                my daughter started around 3, and has learnt the first few lessons but I go at her pace, and once she loses interest, i stop. no need to force at this age. what's impt is not to kill the joy of learning mandarin. once it becomes a chore or something they resent, it'll all the more be an uphill task to get them to learn anything in this genre ever after!

                So don't be anxious! not every thing is instant noodles. go slow and keep the interest alive. glad that right now my kid initiates learning mandarin words, asks how to say \"XX\" in mandarin, on her own initiative chooses ipad mandarin apps to play, and brings mandarin books to me to read. that's good enough for me.

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                  kiddykiddy
                  last edited by

                  Sorry can anyone explain what is this method. How it works and can I do it myself?

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                    totoro
                    last edited by

                    toddles:
                    totoro:

                    Mine took almost 2-3 months to complete book1.

                    Need the child to have to right mood to teach.
                    Sometimes he will reject it, saying that he doesn't want it .... 😞

                    well, the book advises to go along the pace of the child. esp if they are young. I think laughingcat's son is extraordinary! not every child has that interest or aptitude at that age.

                    my daughter started around 3, and has learnt the first few lessons but I go at her pace, and once she loses interest, i stop. no need to force at this age. what's impt is not to kill the joy of learning mandarin. once it becomes a chore or something they resent, it'll all the more be an uphill task to get them to learn anything in this genre ever after!

                    So don't be anxious! not every thing is instant noodles. go slow and keep the interest alive. glad that right now my kid initiates learning mandarin words, asks how to say \"XX\" in mandarin, on her own initiative chooses ipad mandarin apps to play, and brings mandarin books to me to read. that's good enough for me.

                    I will also speak/discuss/explain to him in Chinese when he is watching his favourite English cartoon. From there he learn the chinese equivalent of the english word. Sometimes, he will response back in chinese. I will also print out the chinese nursery rhymes lyrics, put some nice cartoon picture, then we sing together. His pronunciation is a bit off but at least he does not rejects it. Teaching using the card method is a bit dry, have to try other ways and means. Using the card, then ask him to match or look for the same word in the chinese lyrics.
                    Consistency to make a point to teach everyday is important but it is not easy to get a good response from him.
                    I also try to link the words from book1 into meanful sentences so that he will relate better.

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                      vfong1
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                      I’m selling a set of brand new 四五快读 books (book 1-8 ) @ S$39/set (upgraded version).


                      I’m also selling another brand new set of 四五快读 (book 1-5) @ S$25/set (upgrade version).

                      Pls pm me if interested, thanks.

                      *********** SOLD, thank you **********************

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                        danzelmyprince
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                        Hi,


                        Very satisfaction with the books, my boy just completed book 1 (chapter 10), total recognise 88 words from book 1, very happy 😄 I cant remember when did i start the book but we did it almost everynights (just 10-15min) or alternate night and he is 3++ now so i guess he is making a good/steady progress.. for those that still considering whether to invest or not in this programme, i shall highly recommend to you 🙂 but of course daddy and mummy must put in same effort too oh:)

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