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First day back to school introduction in Chinese 欢迎回到学校中文介绍（简体）
Introduction of all areas of class in Chinese.Include classroom rules, teaching resources , and daily requirement.
中文介绍班级的规则、日常和常用教学材料，适用于开学第一天。
更新：这是一个新的Power Point Show 版本（旧版本是PDF），它能够更方便帮助老师展示，但不支持修改。
我和我的合作老师在第一周的每一天都会使用这个Power Point Show 作为课堂秩序的介绍和讲解。帮助学生更好的了解秩序，管理自己的行为。
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Editable Back to School Letter-Course Policies
This is an example, fully editable back-to-school letter detailing course policies for Chinese language arts. It starts with a warm greeting to parents and students, introducing the teacher's philosophy. The letter also includes such details as the course overview, materials, and grading policy for homework, participation, quizzes, classwork, tests, and projects. It explains the class policies on cheating, plagiarism, and late homework, absence, and extra help time. It is a very good template fo
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Back to School Bundle (For All Subjects)
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 2: Food Roleplay Skit （第二年中文：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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9th - 12th
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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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