Start your day by reinforcing some basic Mandarin using this perpetual wall calendar. Download includes 6 pages in both A4 and A3 sizes: Page 1 - wall calendar Page 2 - season cards (yellow orchid is spring, pink lotus flower is summer, orange chrysanthemum is autumn and white plum blossom is winter) + weather cards Page 3 - festival cards (illustrations for Dragon Boat Festival, Chingming Festival, Moon Festival and Spring Festival) + 4 blanks for children to illustrate their own Page 4 - days of the week / months of the year Page 5 - day dates Page 6 - blank boxes for additional weather/festival illustrations Laminate pages for multiple uses. Removable pieces can be affixed with velcro dots (hook and loop dots). All files are for personal use only and can’t be used commercially/resold. Original artwork by Meilo So 谢谢 瑞秋 © Primary Mandarin ™

Flashcards showing the days of the week in Mandarin Chinese. Print and use as part of a display or laminate for use in class. The 24 x A4 flashcards include: x 8 days of the week in Chinese characters (written and spoken version of Sunday included) x 8 days of the week in pinyin (with pinyin pronunciation hints) x 8 days of the week in English Tones are shown on the characters/pinyin with colour: 1st tone - red 2nd tone - orange 3rd tone - green 4th tone - blue

Flashcards showing the months of the year in Mandarin Chinese. Print and use to make a quick classroom display or laminate for use in class. The x 36 A4 flashcards include: x 12 months in Chinese characters x 12 months in pinyin (with pinyin pronunciation hints) x 12 months in English Tones are shown on characters/pinyin with colour: 1st tone - red 2nd tone - orange 3rd tone - green 4th tone - blue On the English months, Chinese flowers mark the Chinese seasons: Spring: March, April, May – yellow orchid Summer: June July, August – pink lotus Autumn: Sept, Oct, Nov – orange chrysanthemum Winter: Dec, Jan, Feb – white plum blossom (http://www.teachprimarymandarin.com)