As my children continue their Mandarin lessons, we have started practicing more at home. Instead of just a couple of days a week, we actually sit down for half an hour or more EVERY night to work on writing characters and vocabulary. (This is, of course, encouraged by sticker charts and a pretty decent prize box! All worth it, in my opinion, because their teachers are seeing improvement, too!)
Tonight they were working on pages from a new set I just posted, "Learning Chinese Characters: Workbook 1 (simplified)" The set focuses on 28 different characters. It contains a mix of characters that both occur frequently and others that would allow me to create some easy beginning sentences.
This set has tracing sheets, cut-and-glue sheets, a matching game, and color by character sheets. |
P.S. My pictures were enhanced with the app "Pic Stitch." You should try it out!
Oh finally an adorable Mandarin pack! Still difficult for my preschooler but this should work with my kindergartener.
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Thanks! My son is 4 and he does okay with the set. But, then again, he has been all about fine motor activities the last few months, so I'm sure that helps. My daughter is 5. She's able to do a little more, of course.
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