Thursday 3 February 2022

Chinese New Year Activities

Chinese New Year Activities for Year 4, 5 and 6

Happy New Year! It's the Year of the Tiger. We will do some celebrations when I come to your class in the next couple of weeks. 

Chinese New Year Resources are in this Google Slides 

You are welcome to share your work with your class in Google Classroom or Seesaw once completed. 


Thursday 4 November 2021

The Mandarin activities for Year 0 and 1 children (Term 4, Week 4)

 Dear parents and children,

The Mandarin activities for Year 0 and 1 children will be:

Sea animals in Mandarin

Please watch this video and then tell your family about your favorite sea animals 😄

Thursday 28 October 2021

The Mandarin activities for Year 0 and 1 children (Term 4, Week 3)

 Dear parents and children,

The Mandarin activities for Year 0 and 1 children will be:

How to say wild animals in Mandarin

Can you try to find out more about panda? 

e.g. where do they live? what do they eat? 



Thursday 21 October 2021

Mandarin activity for Year 0 and 1 (Term 4, week 2)

 Dear parents and children,

The Mandarin activities for Year 0 and 1 children will be:

Learning to sing the animals song in Mandarin

Can you try to say 5 animals in Mandarin?

Tuesday 12 October 2021

Mandarin activity for Year 0 & 1 (Term 4, Week 1)

Dear parents and children,

The Mandarin activities for Year 0 and 1 children will be:

Animals video

Fun activity: Choose 5 to 10 animals and make a poster (include names in Mandarin). 



Thursday 23 September 2021

Chinese Language Week Activities (Term 3, Week 10)

Chinese Language Week Activities

Please refer to this Google Slides for various fun activities. 

Children are welcome to try the daily challenge :)

Thursday 16 September 2021

The Mandarin activities for Year 0 and 1 (Term 3, Week 9)

Dear parents and children,

The Mandarin activities for Year 0 and 1 children will be:

Family Song 1

Family Song 2

Fun activity: Find a family photo and say each of the family member in Chinese, e.g. baba, mama, yeye, nainai... You can even try descibring them in a sentence, e.g. This is my Dad. (Zhe shi wo de baba.)