I made some 识读字 test lists printables many years back for the old Chinese syllabus textbooks. Most of them are obsolete by now because the […] Read More
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The Siwukuaidu non-tactile word cards are now available in the Traditional (繁体字) form! Singapore follows China in using the Simplified form 简体字 for written Chinese. […] Read More
I finally got all the Word Search done for the complete 6 volumes of Siwukuaidu. For easy reference, I will be putting all 6 downloads […] Read More
The Word Search Printable for Volume 2 of Siwukuaidu ( 四五快读 ) is now available for download. If this is the first time you are […] Read More
Chinese New Year will be here in a little more than a week. If you are planning to do some Chinese New Year related activities […] Read More
Every lesson in each Siwukuaidu volume covers some vocabulary using the Chinese characters learned in previous and current lessons. I have created a set of […] Read More
Some updates I realised I have not been updating the site for months. I do not know how other sites stay focused on one theme, […] Read More
Here are the download links for Primary 3B Chinese Vocabulary Test List and 识读字 Test List. The test lists are for revision purposes and they are […] Read More
What is the latest craze? Pokemon Go of course! The kids and adults are all crazy over catching pokemons. Fortunately, mine are in the “Pokemon […] Read More
The vocabulary test lists for both P5A & P5B Normal Mother Tongue are now available for download. Please note that this is based on the […] Read More
As promised, the P6A Chinese Vocabulary and 识读字 test lists are now available for download. Once again, please take note that the lists are valid […] Read More
Mid-year exam (SA1) is just around the corner. Here are the Chinese vocabulary and 识读字 test lists for revision. Take note that the syllabus for […] Read More
I had to look through my photos and dig my memory to write about what we did for homeschooling so I hope the information is […] Read More
In Chinese, we do not say “one cat” or “two fish” as “一猫”，“二鱼”. When referring to the quantity of an item, there is always a […] Read More