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Leveled Books for Your Child to Start Reading Chinese Step by Step

Level aa 启蒙

* 1–3 words per page
* 1 line per page
* 16–24 words total
* One word change per page
* 1–2 high-frequency words per page
* Repetition of high-frequency words
* Mostly picture captions
* 1:1 text-to-picture correspondence
* Familiar topics

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Level A 一级

* 2–6 words per line
* 1 line per page
* 21–40 words total
* Complete sentences
* Repetition of high-frequency words
* Predictable language
* 1:1 text-to-picture correspondence
* Familiar topics

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Level B 二级

* 2–7 words per line
* 1 line per page
* 30-55 words total
* Complete sentences
* Repetition of high-frequency words
* Predictable language
* Consistent text placement
* 1:1 text-to-picture correspondence
* Familiar topics

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Level C 三级

* 2–8 words per sentence
*1–2 lines per page
*50–80 words total
*Complete sentences
Pattern may vary on first and last pages *Predictable language *Dialogue introduced *10 pages

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Are You Thinking of Helping Your Child Learn Chinese?

That’s great! To get started, it’s helpful to have a guide that answers common questions and provides useful tips. The Top 10 Questions in Getting Started guide can help you better understand the language, its structure, and therefore be ready to take actions.

Are You Teaching Kids Mandarin Chinese?

Fantastic! This journey can be hard sometimes, but is definitely rewarding in the end. Here is one sample Chinese lesson taken from Chinese4kids Membership. It has everything you need to deliver an introduction lesson or a part of warm-up session for many lessons.