Guide Reading in Pinyin 看拼音学阅读

Children enjoy activities including drama, storytelling, music and movement, art and craft, and writing practice, all of which motivate competency in the four components of language learning (speaking, listening, reading, and writing) in a fun and enjoyable way. Speaking
Games, conversation activities, rhymes, poems, drama and role-play help children develop their confidence in speaking, discussing and expressing themselves in Mandarin.

Listening
Reading and dramatizing stories and idioms together, help expand children’s imaginations, build vocabulary and increase their understanding of language. Some stories are further explored through writing activities.

Reading
Children learn to recognize Chinese characters, moving on to develop their ability to answer questions for reading comprehension tests.

Writing
Children learn to write Chinese characters, mastering the sequence of strokes. They then move on to constructing sentences, creating stories, and developing their ability to express themselves in written form. Children in Kindergarten Two also receive worksheets for practicing their skills at home.

The learner has Mandarin and Pinyin basic skills.