Chinese Character Practice Workbook for Kids - Avrick, Rachel
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Get kids started on learning Chinese with this easy workbook This Chinese writing practice notebook sets the foundation for a lifelong study in Chinese characters. Any child learning Chinese will enjoy guided instruction for perfecting their penmanship and memorizing meanings so they can confidently start their journey toward Chinese learning success. With a repetition-based format, kids will practice character strokes with plenty of writing space to inspire independent learning. * 100 lessons—Learn fundamental Chinese characters and build a solid foundation for future language skills. *…mehr

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Get kids started on learning Chinese with this easy workbook This Chinese writing practice notebook sets the foundation for a lifelong study in Chinese characters. Any child learning Chinese will enjoy guided instruction for perfecting their penmanship and memorizing meanings so they can confidently start their journey toward Chinese learning success. With a repetition-based format, kids will practice character strokes with plenty of writing space to inspire independent learning. * 100 lessons—Learn fundamental Chinese characters and build a solid foundation for future language skills. * In-depth exercises—Develop skills in memorization, handwriting, and independent learning with dedicated practice space for each character. * Memory tips—Improve retention and comprehension with mnemonic devices that help a growing mind retain lesson information. Set kids up for success with this easy companion for Chinese character study.
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RACHEL AVRICK, MA, visited Asia in college, working with a nonprofit and attending the prestigious Hong Kong University. After living in Asia for five years, she returned to the United States, where she received her master’s degree in curriculum and development. She now teaches Mandarin Chinese in the Chicago Public School system.