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7th grade chinese outlines for homeschool
500 Chinese Words for Beginners (Handout / Study Aid)
500 Chinese Words for Beginners (Handout / Study Aid)
All the important facts that you need to know compiled in an easy-to-understand handout.
Perfect document to accompany any classroom instruction session. Use it as a handout for quick review purposes.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Expressing duration of action with verbs and direct objects Part 1 - 他跑了一个半小时的步
This file has summary of the grammar with examples, time expressions and three exercises for students and learners to practice one of the most difficult topics in Chinese: Expressing duration of action. My students had problems with understanding the pattern of the sentences and use of particle 的 with the time duration expressions in verb+direct object sentences. This material was created for explanation grammar in English terms, for showing some examples and practice of learned vocabulary in th
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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20 Measuring words
20 most commonly used measuring words, combined in a reference file, suitable for the Level +1 students and learners of Mandarin. This file was combined as a helper for several of my students and they use it as a reference for doing their exercises, learning such topics as clothing, objects around the house and animals.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Chinese 1: Food Roleplay Skit （第一年中文：食物课小品）
Students use their knowledge of Food lesson vocabulary and sentences in order to create their own skit, where one student is the waiter and one or two students is/are the diners. After the skit is completed, the teacher corrects the skit, then the students practice acting it out and pronunciation until the final performance. This is a mini project that should take 2-3 days of in-class work.
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7th - 10th
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Chinese 1: Steps to Approaching Sentence Translation
A hand-out/outline for students just beginning Mandarin Chinese that breaks down, step-by-step, how students approach translating an English sentence into Chinese. This involves recognizing what you want to say, what grammar pattern/sentence order you should use, and translating on the smallest word level.
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