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    Teaching Chinese at Home

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      Pignite
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      I work with DS on the chinese websites recommended by school such as Zhishiboa, moe's recommeded chinese website under the student resources and his elearning website etc.


      I realized boys cannot sit patiently just to study chinese. As most of them like to work on computer, might as well go to these websites for revisions. I sit with him as a guide and give a watchful eye so that he will not go onto \"other\" websites. Hence nowaday he is more willing to study chinese as it is less \"dry\" now. 😉

      He also likes to work on the games after revison. They revises characters learning through a series of short games. DS starting to like the short chinese story. :rahrah:

      For me as long as he is interacting with chinese, i am happy.Sometime after we finished, i'll just let him work on other things with the computer for another half hour. I am minful not to let him stay online too long because i am worried he will get addicted. 😓 to computer......didn't want him to stay at the computer all day. There is definitely life away from PC... :please:

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        KepalaPusingMommy
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        I found this FOC site rather helpful when we started out in Kindy trying to learn Mandarin on our own at home. They have 3 stages, starting from beginner to elementary to intermediate. http://www.chinesehour.com/liveclass/topics/level/1/

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          zhang lao shi
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          Suz855:
          Suggest you might start with bringing him to the library n get him to enjoy the Chinese story books first, you might also consider to borrow or buy those Chinese comics .... Once u ignite their love for the subject .... The rest will be easy .... Focusing on drilling n rote learning of course is faster to see result but there might be a long term price to pay ... For our dd, Chinese is a subject that we let her learn in fun only ... N she loves the subject n nvr need a day of tuition... (Dd in p5 this yr)Enjoy


          :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:
          Well, if you child has the language foundation, drilling will surely improve through correct teaching & learning method. Your child will be more confident once he/she see the result improved and started to love the subject.

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            zhang lao shi
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            2 Angels Mum:
            Hi,


            Any recommendation in how to teach a P4 chinese? My DS starting learning chinese in K2 and till now he couldn't catch up with the school syallbus. Currently, he is in a chinese learning ctr but I think the once a week lesson doesn't seem to help him much. I am intending to coach him at home but not so sure how to go about it. Any recommendations?
            P4 is extremely important year. coz P5 will be a huge jump in terms of difficulty in compre and compo. Fortunately, there is amount of basic questions (% set by MOE SEAB) in SA paper, which will make sure your child can pass the exam.

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              tuxsam
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              Hi, my DD has just completed 四五快读 and am hoping to move her on to reading story books. She is currently K1 and I find 笑猫日记 a bit deep for her. :scratchhead: Is there any other books series which is slightly easier as a transition? Thank u

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                schen
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                Hi tuxsam,

                May I know what is this 四五快读? teaching hanyupinyin?

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                  Charmaine_chong
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                  Hi Schen,

                  It is a series of 7 books to teach kids for words recognition.
                  You may want to drop by Popular to have a look.

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                    Charmaine_chong
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                    Please click the link below to understand 四五快读


                    http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4ae81b480100dynb.html

                    Preview of the book
                    http://ishare.iask.sina.com.cn/f/8003431.html

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                      phtthp
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                      schen:

                      May I know what is this 四五快读?
                      四五快读 is a series of 7 books -
                      developed by China for kindergarten kids starting from aged 4 to 5 years old (N2, K1, K2) express learning Chinese, from scratch.
                      purpose / objective:
                      expose kindergarten children to learn & recognize Chinese vocabulary, characters, stroke.

                      picture of 7 colorful 四五快读l books
                      http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4ae81b480100dynb.html

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                        Imami
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                        phtthp:
                        schen:


                        May I know what is this 四五快读?

                        四五快读 is a series of 7 books -
                        developed by China for kindergarten kids starting from aged 4 to 5 years old (N2, K1, K2) express learning Chinese, from scratch.
                        purpose / objective:
                        expose kindergarten children to learn & recognize Chinese vocabulary, characters, stroke.

                        picture of 7 colorful 四五快读l books
                        http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4ae81b480100dynb.html

                        7 books set is the old version. The improved set comprised of 8 books.

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