Games for Learning Chinese provides 50 games for teachers and parents to use for teaching Chinese and to make the learning more interesting and efficient. Examples are included and the learning purpose of each game is indicated. All the games can be played either at home or in school. The entire book is printed in traditional Chinese characters.
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The author, Wendy Lin is a licensed Chinese language teacher who owns two master's degrees: M.ed & M.S. Her teaching experiences include teaching Chinese language and culture in both public and private schools, as well as in Chinese and American schools. She has also designed the curriculum for one of the middle schools she taught. Wendy is also the author of the 10 book series Chinese language textbooks, "The Effective Way of Learning Reading, Writing, and Speaking Chinese", which have been used in American and Chinese schools. Levels range from elementary thru college.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A book for teachers,
This review is from: Games for Learning Chinese (Paperback)
This book is intended for instructional use in the classroom. It consists of 50 games that can be used by teachers to integrate a fun, more enjoyable atmosphere to younger students that get frustrated easily. Because the book is intended for Chinese teachers, it is understandable that the book is going to be entirely in Chinese. The games cover all aspects of the language from reading and writing to speaking and listening. I have used the suggested activities from within this book to teach and tutor and have been very successful in the process. The children all enjoy the activities which alleviates the stress of teaching young children. It also encourages active participation amongst the students which results in more effective learning. My experience with this book was a very positive one, and I would recommend it to any and all Chinese teachers.
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Not as user friendly as expected,
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This review is from: Games for Learning Chinese (Paperback)
This book is entirely in Chinese which makes it pretty difficult to use to learn Chinese.
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