Hassle-free preparation if you are new to teach Jinbu 1 Mandarin Chinese. This bundle includes everything you need for Jinbu 1, including detailed scheme of work, ch1-5 vocab lists, revision worksheets by chapter, speaking test, revision games to consolidate the understanding. Again, brief glance of what the bundle contains: Scheme of work ch1-5 vocab lists ch1-5 revision worksheets speaking test & brief mark scheme ch1-4 unit tests, some in combination Revision games This bundle is 40% cheaper than if you buy each resource independently.

1. Countries with flags worksheets 2. Writing practice worksheet-Countries 3. World Map Worksheet 4. What’s your nationality Worksheet 5. Word Puzzle&Mix and Match 6. Countries and Nationality PPT: vocabulary regarding countries and nationality (pinyin, English meaning, characters & stroke order), dialogues asking nationality, activities that help students practise and consolidate their knowledge

My resource is a comprehensive Chinese Mandarin Pinyin learning tool focused on the basic vowels “a,” “o,” and “e.” It includes a variety of interactive games designed to engage learners and reinforce their understanding of these fundamental sounds. Through these games, users can practice pronunciation, recognize the correct tonal variations, and improve their listening skills in a fun and interactive way. This resource is ideal for beginners, providing a strong foundation in Mandarin phonetics through dynamic and engaging activities that make learning both effective and enjoyable.

10 engaging worksheets included for different acitivites and different age groups.

4 PowerPoint lessons and 1 computer research lesson to raise awareness of Chinese culture and provide an introduction to the Pinyin system and to Chinese character writing All answers provided so no previous knowledge required by the teacher Excellent for extra-curricular sessions Worksheets to accompany each lesson in PDF format

Mandarin Chinese flashcards for use in the classroom, or for self-study! This PDF document contains 10 A4 pages of picture flashcards to print. Each page contains 6 images - making a total of 30 different common foods, international and asian meals, and desserts - with a colorful picture on the left, alongside the simplified Chinese character, with the pinyin pronunciation and tonal markers underneath. **Topic: Food 食物 Vocabulary included:** bread 面包 eggs 鸡蛋 cheese 奶酪 chicken 鸡 ham 火腿 fish 鱼 sausage 香肠 vegetables 蔬菜 oil 油 hamburger 汉堡包 pizza 比萨 french fries / chips 薯条 hotdog 热狗 sandwich 三明治 chicken nuggets 鸡块 rice 米饭 steamed buns / baozi 包子 noodles 面条 soup 汤 dumplings 饺子 spring rolls 春卷 spaghetti / pasta 意大利面 salad 沙拉 steak 牛排 cake 蛋糕 cookie / biscuit 饼干 chocolate 巧克力 ice cream 冰淇淋 popcorn 爆米花 doughnut 甜甜圈 Can be printed on card or paper. By folding each sheet down the vertical center before laminating, you can create double-sided cards to review. Alternatively, images can be used separately, for matching activities, etc.

Perfect for KS3, 4 and 5. Introduction to Mandarin Chinese, facts about mainland China, provides students with the opportunity to practise greetings and allows them to practise the calligraphy of a Chinese character. A worksheet is provided. PGCE Secondary (MFL) training at University of Cambridge Faculty of Education.

Seven sessions for Mandarin Club: -numbers -family -countries -Chinese New Year -basic words -colours -Beijing All lessons include character writing gifs and/or audio for pronunciation. A mixture of culture and language.

Please leave a review if you find the resources useful. This full set of questions based on Edexcel five themes cover all the aspects of speaking questions. The speaking questions include English translation and relevant vocabulary in English, pinyin and characters. This is suitable for self-learning, personal tuition or whole class work. The speaking questions can be used for testing students to form questions and learning how to structure answers with appropriate vocabulary, also as a test for translation tasks. The set also frequently elicits use of three tenses. Please kindly leave a review if you find the resource useful. Thank you so much!

This worksheet comprises of several activities allowing pupils to discuss Nationalities in Mandarin Chinese. The worksheet also doubles up as a speaking task. I have included Pinyin and Hanzi, followed by English meanings where appropriate. Can easily be adapted to suit your classes needs even further. Please leave a rating! Xiexie!

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

A handout with all the major colours in Mandarin. Handouts include Pinyin and Characters. Small enough to be glued into workbooks, give these handouts to pupils as simple support.

This is a resources targeting Primary school students, but it can easily be adapted for a class of beginner Year 7 / taster day.

This is an introductory powerpoint to Mandarin Chinese. Perfect as a fun extracurricular acitivity or end of term session. Suitable for learners of all ages.

This worksheet focuses on the words for family members and helps learners to start using them in sentences using simple adjectives. Note The preview only shows the first of the 2 sides of the worksheet, and the picture makes the format look broken. In fact, the worksheet looks even nicer when downloaded - apologies about the poor preview image.

Simple city map with some common buildings (library, school etc.) and a help table to describe locations. Uses HSK Level 3 words.

Who doesn’t love to colour? Perfect for teaching and learning all the colours in Mandarin Chinese. Most appropriate colouring activity for the Colours unit. 7 entertaining colouring worksheets included. Can be either used in class or set as homework. Are you ready? Get your coloured pencils and have fun!

Resources to help teach pupils about Chinese food and food in China

Count and write in Chinese characters.

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.