Lantern Festival Paper Cutting Lanterns Culture Craft

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Lantern Festival | Paper Cutting | Miss Panda Chinese

Lantern Festival Paper Cutting Lantern Culture Craft! Culture craft helps children engage in hands-on creation.  There are the “what” and the “why” questions popping out when they work on craft projects like paper cutting.  Curiosity leads to exploration and learning! We are looking at Lantern Festival paper cutting lanterns culture craft, and this is a project that kids really enjoy.  They can even come up with their design with the English alphabet and other languages. Taipei Confucius

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Chinese Storybooks Giveaway from Chinese-Stories.com

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This Giveaway Is Sponsored by Chinese-Stories.com Chinese Storybooks Giveaway has 6 digital subscriptions for SIX lucky winners!  Chinese-Stories is a leading digital Chinese storybook resource for children, parents, teachers, schools, and independent Chinese language and culture learners.  It is like an online Chinese library for reading.  I am so happy to share this online Chinese reading resource with you. A BIG Thank You goes to Chinese-Stories.com 中文故事 for being the sponsor of the 2018 Summer Reading Program

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Chinese Reading Logs for Kids – Chinese Reading Playground

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Chinese Reading Logs for Kids | Miss Panda Chinese

Chinese Reading Logs for Kids are here! Summer reading program features Chinese Reading Logs for Kids!   This is a resource you can use to engage and motivate children to play and read in Chinese during summer.  Reading is fun.  Stories are engaging.  Let’s add some pixie dust to the reading routine and get kids excited about target language summer reading. Chinese Reading Logs for Kids: There are three formats you can choose from according to the reading

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Sing to Learn Chinese Sorry My Chinese Is Not So Good

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sing to learn Chinese sorry my chinese is not so good lyrics | Miss Panda Chinese

Sing to Learn Chinese Sorry my Chinese is not so good by Transition Band is a featured song for the Sing to Learn Chinese series.  The band members speak very good Chinese actually.  They share their Chinese language journey with this fun and lovely song “Sorry my Chinese it no so good.”  It is a lot of much fun to learn this song.  After you are familiar or master the original lyrics you can replace some of

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Winter Olympics Chinese Matching Game

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Games in Chinese Winter Olympics | Miss Panda Chinese

Chinese Matching Game Printables for the Winter Olympics will add some more excitement to watching the winter games! The basics you need to know about Pyeong Chang 2018: The Winter Olympics has a four-year cycle. The host country of 2018 in South Korea. The host city is PyeongChang. The dates are from February 9 to February 25. Use the Chinese Matching Game Printables for the Winter Olympics to get familiar with Chinese vocabulary for the Winter Olympics. Meet Soohorang

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Chinese Picture Talk What Is Woody Wearing

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picture talk | Miss Panda Chinese

Pictures speak.  Images have stories. Chinese One Image Talk and Chat features Woody from Toy Story!   Reading wordless books to children is a wonderful way to engage them in the target language (Chinese).  There are no words in the book but there are pictures.  When you tell the story of a wordless book, children listen, they hear the words, they understand the story you are telling them.  It is a great way to build literacy skills.

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Chinese Through Story: Meet This Cute Young Foodie

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Chinese Through Story Meet This Young Foodie | Miss Panda Chinese

Chinese Through Story: Meet This Young Foodie!  Using authentic materials to introduce new items  and new concepts to language learners is a great way to engage them.  It is a way to learn the Chinese language and the culture. In this story you will meet Xiǎo mán, a beloved 3-year-old Chinese girl whose meal time videos have made her an internet star. First, look at the picture.  Do you see a little boy?  Do you see a

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Chinese Through Story Baby Hears Mommy the First Time

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Chinese story for kids, baby hears mom, Miss Panda Chinese

Chinese Through Story Baby Hears Mommy the First Time!  Chinese Story for Kids features a video and tells a short story about it.  First, look at the picture?  What do you see?  Who are they?  What are they doing? After this story you might want to check out this list of 10 great children’s books in Chinese.   High frequency words and keywords in Chinese Through Story Baby Hears Mommy are: [English-Pinyin- Chinese traditional | simplified] to have 

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Chinese Through Story Dancing Grandpa

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Dancing with Grandpa, Mini Chinese Story, Miss Panda Chinese

Chinese Through Story Dancing Grandpa!  I am sharing a video below and tell a short story about it.  First, look at the picture?  What do you see?  Who are these two people?  What are they doing?  After this mini story you might want to check out this list of 10 great children’s books in Chinese. High frequency words and key words in Chinese through story dancing grandpa are: to do, to be (at a place), this is, question

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Chinese Songs for Kids: Sing and Learn Chinese Turkey in the Straw

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Chinese song for kids sing and learn Chinese | Miss Panda Chinese

In this Chinese song for kids post, I want to introduce Chinese Turkey in the Straw from my Sing and Learn Chinese song collection. Children sing and learn from a very young age.  Studies have shown that singing to babies and toddlers help early language development, literacy skills and beyond.  November’s Chinese songs for kids is featuring Turkey in the Straw, a familiar tune that many children enjoy.  You can download Chinese song for kids: sing and

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