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Lingua: cinese
Editore: Level Chinese, 2018
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- Titolo
- 你喜欢吃什么: Things You Like to Eat (Early Literacy) (Chinese Edition)
- Autore
- Level Chinese
- Editore
- Level Chinese
- Anno di pubblicazione
- 2018
- Condizione
- New
- Rilegatura
- Brossura
- Lingua
- cinese
- ISBN 10
- 164040144X
- ISBN 13
- 9781640401440
- Peso dell'articolo
- 213 grammi
Level Chinese Early Literacy offering provides a structured and systematic approach to teaching the most commonly used Chinese character to new learners. Our offering teaches characters through story-telling and themes that are familiar to young learners. Level Chinese provides two unique Early Literacy offerings – 1) book series and 2) assessment and tracking system.
Book Series include:
- 12 leveled books (A – D)
- Games for students to practice what they’ve learned
- Teachers’ guide with stories and key teaching points to help teach characters in the context of a story
To download games and teacher’s guide, visit www.levelchinese.com/early-literacy-public
Assessment and Tracking system is available as part of Level Chinese subscription and provides mastery-based online assessment and data analytics for every level to show students’ learning progress and gap. To start subscription, contact support@levelchinese.com.
This is a D level book, combining previously introduced nouns and verbs in patterned stories.
Level Chinese and Reach | Connect | Grow provide leveled books that are accessible and relevant to Chinese language learners. These books are part of Level Chinese reading curriculum for both literature and informational text with emphasis on grammar and comprehension skills. Teachers can use these books to differentiate the skill levels of each student and help them improve their reading proficiency. Text complexity is based on leveling standards set by Level Chinese. To learn more about entire offerings from Level Chinese, visit www.levelchinese.com.
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