Elementary school Mandarin resources: grammar

Engaging worksheets to teach Important Measure Words ‘个’, ‘只’ & ‘条’ in Mandarin Chinese CONTENTS Measure Word 个&只 Measure Word只&条 Survey – How Many Pets Do You Have?

Engaging Word Mats ready to be displayed in classroom. This series of word mats can also be printed out as a mini-book. Including: My Pets (Animals) Sports Ballgames Countries Colours Clothes Food&Drinks Personal Pronouns Days of the week

Engaging Posters ready to be displayed in classroom. Personal Pronoun Word Mat included.

A worksheet for students aiming for top grades. Gives some more unusual verbs and sentences to fit them into.

Booklet for students to work through in the Easter holidays. Written for the 2014 AQA spec. Advice and prompts to develop student’s own learning.

This download includes 3 Personal Learning Checklists for GCSE Chinese (AQA Specification) and covers the topics of: - Themes - Scope of Study - Grammar - Vocabulary. The download includes 4 different versions of PLCs for you to choose from! Each with slightly different reflection/target-setting activities.This means you can give students the PLC at different points in the year without it being too repetitive and boring for them. A single-slide PowerPoint is included: if you wish you can copy and paste this slide into your lesson, it contains instructions (and a timer) for your students). This double-sided A4 worksheet is great for: -Revision lessons -AfL -Fostering teacher-student dialogue -Directed Individual Reflection Time (DIRT) -Exam preparation This is an ideal tool for your students to help them keep track of their learning, and help you monitor the classes strengths and weaknesses. It serves as a highly efficient form of self-assessment. The first side is a PLC with two ways for the student to rate confidence for each of the sub-topics and the second side features other useful measures that allow teachers to gauge a student's confidence and reflective abilities. The worksheet: -Allows the student to see clearly what they need to know for the exam. -Allows the student to communicate to their teacher how they can be best helped. -Gets the student to analyse their progress in relation to their target grade. -Encourages students to reflect in a structured manner on their necessary revision focusses. -Gets students to establish both a revision and an exam technique focus.

This download includes Personal Learning Checklists for GCSE Chinese (AQA Specification) and covers the topic of 'Grammar'. The download includes 4 different versions of PLCs for you to choose from! Each with slightly different reflection/target-setting activities.This means you can give students the PLC at different points in the year without it being too repetitive and boring for them. A single-slide PowerPoint is included: if you wish you can copy and paste this slide into your lesson, it contains instructions (and a timer) for your students). This double-sided A4 worksheet is great for: -Revision lessons -AfL -Fostering teacher-student dialogue -Directed Individual Reflection Time (DIRT) -Exam preparation This is an ideal tool for your students to help them keep track of their learning, and help you monitor the classes strengths and weaknesses. It serves as a highly efficient form of self-assessment. The first side is a PLC with two ways for the student to rate confidence for each of the sub-topics and the second side features other useful measures that allow teachers to gauge a student's confidence and reflective abilities. The worksheet: -Allows the student to see clearly what they need to know for the exam. -Allows the student to communicate to their teacher how they can be best helped. -Gets the student to analyse their progress in relation to their target grade. -Encourages students to reflect in a structured manner on their necessary revision focusses. -Gets students to establish both a revision and an exam technique focus.

A powerpoint with mandarin and English translations - How to introduce your self, describe yourself in mandarin.

A powerpoint presentation on singular and plural pronouns in Chinese, with supporting worksheets (in PDF). Suitable for beginners.

Are you learning or teaching Mandarin? I have developed different worksheets and 57 pictures of different settings you can talk about in class. I based my work on an ESL pack I developed and thought it could be equally effectively used for different languages. The worksheets are in English and your students need to find the Mandarin equivalents. There is an end of lesson fun game where the students show their knowledge in a game of Bingo.

This booklet contains eight units, which cover topics including about me, family, shopping, school life, environment and health, fashion, media and travel. Chinese, pinyin, and English format makes it easy for revision. Sentence structures in each lesson is provided for speaking practice. It can be used for S2/S3 pupils. It's a very handy booklet for children to learn by themselves and for teacher to use as lesson materials. Pupils can also use it as a revision tool to study for assessments.

In this lesson you can teach your pupils to reflect on essential word order in sentences which use a time phrase such as the days of the week. As a good follow up to my previous lesson on sports and hobbies, use this lesson to practise word order and strengthen sport and hobby vocab.

Unit 2: Animals Lesson 2-2: Animals, numbers 1-10, age Vocabulary: 岁 (measure word for age)，兔子 (rabbit)，鸡 (chicken)，鱼 (fish)，六 (6)，七 (7)，八 (8)，九 (9)，十 (10) (total: 39 words) (total number of characters: 41) Differentiation: 牛 (cow), (total: 42 words) (total number of characters: 53) Objective 1: Recall a total of six animals studied (seven for more able speakers) Objective 2: Recall the numbers from 1-10 in Mandarin Chinese Objective 3: Recall how to express one's age in Mandarin Chinese Present each item of vocabulary and the students repeat each item. There are games and exercises which follow. Happy teaching and learning!

Unit 2: Animals Activity 2-1: Animals and numbers 1-5 This activity is designed for children in their first year studying Mandarin Chinese. This is a higher level version geared towards gifted and talented students, native Mandarin speakers and students whose mother tongue is Cantonese. Listening: Listen and circle three items as they are called out and listening comprehension (for the listening comprehension, you will need to create your own voice recording as this website won't allow me to upload a sound file) : 狗， 猫，鸟，绵羊，山羊，有，没有 Writing: Write and repeat several times the following vocabulary: 狗， 猫，鸟，有，山羊，绵羊，没有， 一， 二， 两， 三， 四， 五 Writing extension: Write the vocabulary associated with the pictures aided/unaided Happy teaching and learning!

Unit 2: Animals Activity 2-1: Animals and numbers 1-5 This activity is designed for children in their first year studying Mandarin Chinese Listening: Listen and circle three items as they are called out and listening comprehension (for the listening comprehension, you will need to create your own voice recording as this website won't allow me to upload a sound file) : 狗， 猫，鸟，有，没有 Writing: Write and repeat several times the following vocabulary: 狗， 猫，鸟，有，没有， 一， 二， 两， 三， 四， 五 Writing extension: Write the vocabulary associated with the pictures aided/unaided If there are any students (i.e. Cantonese speaking students, mother-tongue students, gifted and talented) who you deem capable of going beyond this range of vocabulary, there is a differentiated work book available.

Unit 2: Animals Lesson 2-1: Animals and numbers 1-5 Vocabulary: 狗 (dog)，猫(cat)，鸟(bird)，没(negative of '有')，有 (to have)，只 (measure word for various animals), 一 (1)，二 (2)，两 (a couple of)，三 (3)，四 (4)，五 (5) (total: 30 words) (total number of characters: 31) Differentiation: 山羊 (goat), 绵羊 (sheep) (total: 32 words) (total number of characters: 46) Objective 1: Recall the three animals studied (five for more able speakers) Objective 2: Recall the numbers from 1-5 in Mandarin Chinese Objective 3: Familiarisation with the distinction between '二' and '两' Objective 4: Awareness of the use of measure words Present each item of vocabulary and the students repeat each item. There are games and exercises which follow. Happy teaching and learning!

Mandarin, GCSE level, a simple starter worksheet matching 9 different measure words to their correct category of objects.

Summayr of Personal Pronouns 我,你,您,她,他 我们,你们,她们,他们

A display poster for students who are low-ability in Mandarin. By slowing students down when writing characters, it allows them to think about the stroke order.

A fact sheet providing information on how to care for your dog, including information on feeding, grooming, exercise and hygiene. Available in: Arabic, Ukrainian, Spanish, Russian, Romanian, Malay, Hungarian, Greek, French, and Chinese.

A fact sheet providing information on how to care for your cat, including information on feeding, grooming, exercise and hygiene. Available in: Arabic, Ukrainian, Spanish, Russian, Romanian, Malay, Hungarian, Greek, French, and Chinese.

Easy to read text and comprehension about a trip to the southwest parts of the States.

A PowerPoint presentation on numbers days and months.

Chinese numbers and their english meanings.

Worksheet on Identifying Chinese numbers.

Worksheet on Chinese pronunciation.

This PowerPoint introduces the key vocabulary and word order rules for discussing the time and daily routines. It also begins to discuss connectives to link together independent sentences for a greater fluency and flow in writing and speaking. As it contains homework tasks and activities for consolidation, it is an all in one lesson.

Help students to consolidate their knowledge of the basic radicals

The sources of this booklet are Intermediate 2 NABs, National 5 Unit Assessment Support Packs, Specimen Question Papers and all the past papers from 2008 to 2015. This collated booklet has 1240 words in total. Chinese, English and Pinyin information is provided for easy revision and import into Quizlet and Memrise. In addition, there is an extra page at the end which helps pupils track their own learning progress as they tackle each topic. Teachers may also use the tracking sheet to check their pupils’ revision. The vocabulary list can be used for teachers to plan S3/S4 lessons so that pupils are better prepared for the National 5 exam. Pupils can also use it as a revision tool in order to systematically study for both internal and external assessments. In addition, teachers may develop classroom activities based on this vocabulary booklet for S1/S2 pupils.

The sources of this booklet are Intermediate 2 NABs, National 5 Unit Assessment Support Packs, Specimen Question Papers and all the past papers from 2008 to 2015. This topic has 179 words in total. Chinese, English and Pinyin information is provided for easy revision and import into Quizlet and Memrise. The vocabulary list can be used for teachers to plan S3/S4 lessons so that pupils are better prepared for the National 5 exam. Pupils can also use it as a revision tool in order to systematically study for both internal and external assessments. In addition, teachers may develop classroom activities based on this vocabulary booklet for S1/S2 pupils.

The sources of this booklet are Intermediate 2 NABs, National 5 Unit Assessment Support Packs, Specimen Question Papers and all the past papers from 2008 to 2015. This topic has 124 words in total. Chinese, English and Pinyin information is provided for easy revision and import into Quizlet and Memrise. The vocabulary list can be used for teachers to plan S3/S4 lessons so that pupils are better prepared for the National 5 exam. Pupils can also use it as a revision tool in order to systematically study for both internal and external assessments. In addition, teachers may develop classroom activities based on this vocabulary booklet for S1/S2 pupils.

The sources of this booklet are Intermediate 2 NABs, National 5 Unit Assessment Support Packs, Specimen Question Papers and all the past papers from 2008 to 2015. This topic has 156 words in total. Chinese, English and Pinyin information is provided for easy revision and import into Quizlet and Memrise. The vocabulary list can be used for teachers to plan S3/S4 lessons so that pupils are better prepared for the National 5 exam. Pupils can also use it as a revision tool in order to systematically study for both internal and external assessments. In addition, teachers may develop classroom activities based on this vocabulary booklet for S1/S2 pupils.

The sources of this booklet are Intermediate 2 NABs, National 5 Unit Assessment Support Packs, Specimen Question Papers and all the past papers from 2008 to 2015. This topic has 95 words in total. Chinese, English and Pinyin information is provided for easy revision and import into Quizlet and Memrise. The vocabulary list can be used for teachers to plan S3/S4 lessons so that pupils are better prepared for the National 5 exam. Pupils can also use it as a revision tool in order to systematically study for both internal and external assessments. In addition, teachers may develop classroom activities based on this vocabulary booklet for S1/S2 pupils.

2 linked lessons that focus solely on stroke order, radicals and the nature of Chinese characters. Activities included. This is a first draft and may need editing as the teacher sees fit- any improvements would be gratefully received! Images sourced from the internet, not intended for commercial use, no copyright infringement intended.

Can be used as a whole lesson to introduce the concept of chengyu and get students to appreciate the linguistic feel of them. May need to be supplemented with more material, depending on your aim.

PPT introducing the grammatical function of zhe/zhao with some activities. This is a first draft and may need editing as the teacher sees fit- any improvements would be gratefully received! Images sourced from the internet, not intended for commercial use, no copyright infringement intended.

PPT introducing the grammatical function of de, de and de with some activities. This is a first draft and may need editing as the teacher sees fit- any improvements would be gratefully received! Images sourced from the internet, not intended for commercial use, no copyright infringement intended.

PPT introducing the grammatical function of 把 with some activities. This is a first draft and may need editing as the teacher sees fit- any improvements would be gratefully received! Images sourced from the internet, not intended for commercial use, no copyright infringement intended.

3 Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon themed lessons designed to reinforce/introduce pinyin and tones. Slides can be adapted to suit the teacher's needs, suitable for all levels. Notes included. Images sourced from the internet, no copyright infringement intended, not to be used commercially.

Taken from YCT1 vocabulary these 131 A4 character drawing sheets in pdf format are printable and copiable or can be projected. Each sheet has the Chinese character, piyin with tone mark and meaning. Go to bookmarks to select the sheet you require. The sheets illustrate all the strokes in order with arrows to show stroke direction and build-up the character on a grid with the radical compnent shown in red. Empty grids enable the students to draw the character a number of times.

Chinese Classroom Expression Pics (colored) for Walls or Boards help students remember to speak Chinese in class This packet includes 16 pictures of necessary classroom expressions and the Chinese written expression that go with them.The coloured pictures represent our multi-cultural classrooms. Hang them on the wall with the words (I put a colourful construction paper as a background behind each drawing with the sentence or question under it.) or on the bulletin boards. The expressions are:(Written here ONLY in English because this site can't display Chinese characters) As seen in the PREVIEW the Chinese is written in traditional Chinese.(But easily changed to whatever style you want) May I borrow a pencil? May I sharpen my pencil? What page are we on? May I go to the nurse’s office? Please write it on the board. May I get a drink of water? Listen please. May I go to the office? I’m sorry. I didn’t do the homework. Please take out a piece of paper. May I throw this away? Please open your books. I don’t understand. Silence please. May I go to the bathroom? May I go to my locker? If you'd prefer other phrases, words, or system, use them! The pictures work with many.

Learn how to use duration of time in Chinese. Through this resource pupils can learn two different ways to talk about duration. This is a student-centered method. There are exercises to consolidate knowledge.