Here at Chinese Learning Activities for Kids, you’ll find engaging and educational activities designed to make learning Chinese fun and effective for children. From interactive games and colorful flashcards to exciting worksheets and creative crafts, you can find fun educational activities tailored to different age groups and skill levels for kids learning Mandarin Chinese as an additional language. Our carefully curated content not only helps kids build a strong foundation in Mandarin but also fosters a love for Chinese culture, making language acquisition a delightful and enriching experience.
Reader Harsha wrote to me, “My 2 year old kid keeps singing a chinese rhyme that starts with ‘neevava neevava’ or may be ‘nee vah vah nee vaa vah’.” She wonders what song it is and what lyrics it is. Well, she is right, this is a quite famous children’s song in Chinese. The name […]
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“Little Tadpoles Look for Their Mom” is a classic animation which was based on Chinese traditional water-color paintings. This animation was done in 1960, but it is still a very charming animation. Frog mother laid eggs and swam away. Little tadpoles were hatched and started their journey looking for their Mom. They met different creatures
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Many of the Chinese characters have two parts. If you know the meaning of each part, it is easier to memorize the symbol. Here is a simple song of the “spelling” of some Chinese symbols you might find interesting and helpful. 拼字歌 pīn zì gē 左边木字右边几，我来造架大飞机 机机 zuǒ biān mù zì yòu biān jǐ, wǒ
If you want to know more about Nezha, 哪吒(Nézhā), and his stories, this animation could satisfy your curiosity.
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The Emperor’s New Clothes is a classical story by Hans Christian Andersen. The Emperor loved new clothes so much that he had to change into new clothes everyday. He hired two tailors who promised him the finest suit made from a fabric which is invisible for people who are either not suitable for their positions
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Chinese is not easy. Here are some sentences made by students which do not convey the meaning of the words they were asked to use. If you understand Chinese well, they are for you to laugh. Have a good day! 1.难过 学生：我家门前有条水沟很难过。 老师批语：我更难过。 2.天真 学生：夏天真热。 老师：我一头汗。 3.皱纹 学生：爸爸的D上有皱纹。 老师：请在蛋前加上个脸字。 4.况且 学生：一列火车经过，况且况且况且。 老师：碾死我算了。 hahaha
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Jasmin flowers are beloved flowers in China. It is not only the look of the flowers but also their fragrance thrill Chinese people. There is a famous folk song in China with the title of “A Jasmine Flower”. Here I would love to introduce the song. The singer is Zuying Song who is a highly
A naughty gorilla steals the keys from the sleeping zoo keeper. It frees all the animals from their cages and follows, together with others, the zoo keeper to his house and spends one night in his house. A very simple book with only a few different words, the vivid pictures tell the story. The zoo
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Today I want to continue with our picture books in Chinese exploration. Today’s book is “Happy Birthday, Moon” (月亮生日快乐) by Frank Asch. When a bear finds out that the moon shares same birthday as his, he bought the moon a hat as a gift. This is a book which will bring you a feeling of
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I was excited to have found the animated version of Swimmy （小墨鱼） in Chinese! Swimmy, one of the famous picture books by Leo Lionni, tells a story of a little black fish uses his creativity to help a school of frightened fish to form a group to outsmart other big fish in the ocean. A
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This song tells relationship among Chinese family members. The words are very simple, but direct enough for children to master the terms easily. 爸爸的爸爸叫什么？ bàbà de bàbà jiào shénmé? What to call Daddy’s Dad? 爸爸的爸爸叫爷爷。 bàbà de bàbà jiào yéye Daddy’s Dad is called Yeye. 爸爸的妈妈叫什么？ bàbà de māma jiào shénmé? What to call Daddy’s
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