Learning Chinese (Primary/Preschool)

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hometutor:

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[Chenonceau]

Part 7: Transiting from Potato Chinese(TM) to Composition Writing

http://petunialee.blogspot.sg/2012/07/potato-chinese-from-reciting-to-writing.html

[Vevey]

Great effort!

Am coaching p3 ds English & Chinese compo myself. Teachers helped to enforced our discipline by requiring 1 English diary a day & a Chinese zhou ji every week.

Chenonceau:

Part 7: Transiting from Potato Chinese(TM) to Composition Writing
http://petunialee.blogspot.sg/2012/07/potato-chinese-from-reciting-to-writing.html

[Chenonceau]

Vevey:

Great effort!

Am coaching p3 ds English & Chinese compo myself. Teachers helped to enforced our discipline by requiring 1 English diary a day & a Chinese zhou ji every week.

Chenonceau:

Part 7: Transiting from Potato Chinese(TM) to Composition Writing
http://petunialee.blogspot.sg/2012/07/potato-chinese-from-reciting-to-writing.html

Well done to you too! The earlier we realise that we have to actively teach our kids, the better and less stressful it will be for your kids!! DD and I had a message book. We write little messages/letters to each other in there. Now that she is 18, the book has become a treasured momento of our past ups and downs. It's wonderful to see her clumsy P1 writing change into the mature script... and wonderful to see how her little childish preoccupations change over time.

[despmom99]

Chenonceau:

Vevey:

Great effort!

Am coaching p3 ds English & Chinese compo myself. Teachers helped to enforced our discipline by requiring 1 English diary a day & a Chinese zhou ji every week.[quote=\"Chenonceau\"]Part 7: Transiting from Potato Chinese(TM) to Composition Writing
http://petunialee.blogspot.sg/2012/07/potato-chinese-from-reciting-to-writing.html

Well done to you too! The earlier we realise that we have to actively teach our kids, the better and less stressful it will be for your kids!! DD and I had a message book. We write little messages/letters to each other in there. Now that she is 18, the book has become a treasured momento of our past ups and downs. It's wonderful to see her clumsy P1 writing change into the mature script... and wonderful to see how her little childish preoccupations change over time.[/quote]Thanks for sharing! Really salute your efforts :udawoman:

[gerberadaisy]

Hi parents,


I’m desparately looking for an experienced Chinese Language reading specialist or tutor to help my P1 child in his Chinese which is very weak. He really has problem recognising Chinese characters, but he doesn’t have the same problem with English, so I don’t think he is dyslexic. Does anyone have any recommendation? Many thanks!

[cui89]

we r going to learn 5w and 1H, which i found is very important for kids .can help them develop interest about the environment by asking and answering these questions :

1 why 为什么（wei shen me ),- to ask the reasons ,very easy to use
:天为什么是蓝色？（original 天是蓝色）o r just use why. 为什么？
2 what 什么？（shenme—）
： 这是/那是什么(what is this /that? )
to be continued
so we just learn 2 today =D
dear patients start asking ur kids more questions ,let them know chinese is not lnly study in school or when tutor come=)
中秋节快乐！！（zhong qiu jie kuai le )

[cui89]

when 什么时间，when /what time is your lunch ? 几点钟做## 几点去学校 ？

几点去玩？
2 where 哪里。 where are you >? 你在哪里？ 她在哪里？ ##在哪里
HAPPY LEARNING
today i went to chinatown(牛车水niu che shui ) to enjoy all the beautiful lanterns ,because
中秋节快乐 ~!!

[auntieM]

Very kind of you to try sharing cui89.. ...

But the rather messy and typo error full 'tips' kinda.. .. :faint:

[cui89]

auntieM:

Very kind of you to try sharing cui89.. ...

But the rather messy and typo error full 'tips' kinda.. .. :faint:

hha thks for pointing out problems for me .And I totally respect that a bit drowse off in midnight back fm morning shift work.