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The Sword Guest by Martin Chu Shui
The Sword Guest by Martin Chu Shui











  • Learn about these festivals and more with the animated collection from Better Chinese.
  • Take up a martial art like Kung Fu or Wushu.
  • Listen to the Taipei Chinese Opera and the beautiful sound of various Chinese instruments.
  • Read a historical fiction - for example, The Transcontinental Railroad.
  • Interview a foreign exchange student from China.
  • Choose from this selection of animated Chinese Fairy Tales from Better Chinese.
  • Become an archeologist and Discover Terra-Cotta Soldier.
  • The Sword Guest by Martin Chu Shui

    Create a "fú 福" lucky word sign or banner for Lunar New Year.Create an accordion style mini book of the Chinese zodiac animals.

    The Sword Guest by Martin Chu Shui

  • Celebrate Chinese New Year in San Francisco.
  • The Sword Guest by Martin Chu Shui

  • Learn how to make Chinese paper cutting.
  • Learn a poem for Mid-Autumn Moon Festival.
  • Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival with stories, games, and Moon Cakes.
  • Go on a scavenger hunt in Chinatown or an Asian market.
  • Create a poster like this one, " Fruits".
  • Learn the Sid Shuffle - Dance and Rap with Sid from Ice Age.
  • Print out a Hanzi Grid for practice writing Chinese characters.
  • Explore the BBC Primary Languages website for online games, stories, and lessons.
  • Enjoy the animated films of Miyazaki - a documentary in Mandarin Chinese.
  • Learn the lyrics to a favorite song, like Let it Go!.
  • Choose from the many titles available from Better Chinese.
  • Write your own picture book in Mandarin.
  • Read a favorite children's book in Mandarin to a friend.
  • Use children's books to build vocabulary.
  • Watch a short cartoon and retell the story.
  • The Sword Guest by Martin Chu Shui

  • Learn about money and set up a store - practice bargaining.
  • Volunteer to teach a Kindergarten class how to say and write Nihao 你好 and XieXie 谢谢.
  • Create a menu for a traditional Chinese meal.
  • Create a poster to teach others the colors.
  • Interview a family member and write a script for a newscast.
  • Use a photograph to elicit conversations.
  • Free printables and activities from, Ni Hao, Kai-Lan.
  • Use a world map and Lego minifigs to identify countries and the languages they speak.
  • Here, you will find literally hundreds of free language-learning lessons, games, and activities. To keep kids and even adults engaged and interested, language learning activities should be fun as well as challenging. It can be a challenge at times as well - memorizing lists of vocabulary words or writing Chinese characters over and over can get a little monotonous. Learning a new language is very rewarding.













    The Sword Guest by Martin Chu Shui