Flashcards of Basic Greetings Basic Greetings Hello! - 你好 Good Bye! - 再见 How are you? - 你好吗? Thank you! - 谢谢 You are welcome - 不客气 Sorry! - 对不起 It’s alright. - 没关系 Good evening! - 晚上好 Good night. - 晚安 Good morning! - 早上好

Stickers

Reward System 1. Students use provided sticker charts to organise their stickers. 2. Students collect hearts and win a treat. 3. Students collect stickers to earn a treat.

1. Cover for Workbook 2. Paper Cutting Template 3. Survey_What’s your Zodiac Animal?

Count and write in Chinese characters.

A range of sports activities have been included in this worksheet.

Pets’ Names Worksheet: Students learn to write about different pets’ names in Chinese. Itsy Bitsy Book: Students are to create a mini book about pets using the given template.

Suitable for primary students. Students learn about most popular/common food’s name in Chinese, such as hamburger, fried rice, etc. Worksheets included: 1. Vocab List 2. Important verbs (吃&喝) 3. Mix and Match 4. Board Game 5. Trace & Colour 6. Big Wheel 7. Crossword

20 sets of flashcards are included. 12 flashcards of zodiac animals have been added.

1. Mix and Match 2. Big Animals Wheel (Small Group Activity) 3. Word Search 4. Maze 5. Crossword

Students learn about family titles. Students would use the included worksheets to make a small book about their own family. A range of drilling activities have been employed, including basic exercise, word search, bingo, dice making, riddle, etc. Suitable for primary students or beginners in Year 7.

Deepen students knowledge of basic radicals.

Students learn about facial features and four adjectives to describe size and length.

Describing Size_大小

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

1. Weather Worksheet_Word Search & Word Scramble (Vocabulary Drill) 2. Weather Exercise Worksheet (Consolidate students’ knowledge of learned vocabulary & further develop students’ understanding of radicals) 3. Puzzle Worksheet (Two characters are included-雷&晴. These two characters have been divided into 9 parts, and they are placed in mixed order. Students need to cut out the given 9 parts and sort out their order to get the right character. Give a small prize (lollies or stickers) to the first three/five students who solve the puzzle. Once they’ve solved the puzzle, they can have the 9 parts glue in the provided empty 9-box grid. Ask students to colour in the radical if worksheets are printed out on white paper. )

Beginners learn to recognize the basic strokes in Chinese characters.

Vocabulary Drill Sentence Structures (Describing Positions) Exercise

Timetable in Hanzi for students to fill in. One without pinyin for high-level students. One with pinyin for students who find it challenging to memorize pronunciation of characters.