Stickers are a fun way to develop eye-hand coordination and focus for future writing. Here are tips on how to use stickers with different ages and languages (Chinese and Korean).
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The Chinese Zodiac is a major part of Chinese culture and its calendar system. Download our free interactive Chinese Zodiac wheel in English, simplified Chinese, and traditional Chinese!
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Cardboard Valentine’s Day cards are easy for kids to make. Beautify it with nature weaving and use it as a chance to discuss the true meaning of love!
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Looking for a fun and inexpensive way to teach kids colors? This fun activity uses recycled bottle caps, pom poms, and chopsticks to strengthen fine motor skills while reviewing colors!
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Generally, I try to coordinate our Chinese activities with American holidays to integrate our cultures so learning feels relevant. To celebrate Valentine’s Day, I created a free printable matching came which doubles as a lesson on family members. The printable can also be used as a coloring sheet. In addition, you can print on colorful cardstock and decorate as a Valentine’s Day card for relatives.
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