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Being Bilingual Improves Cognitive Capabilities
Recent media reports citing scientific research on the cognitive benefits of bilingualism show a movement toward embracing a more multilingual society. Contrary to widespread belief during much of the 20th century, being bilingual positively affects the ability to plan, solve … Continue reading
Our “Best of” Chinese New Year Posts- Traditions, Books, Food and More!
Happy Year of the Dragon! As Lunar New Year celebrations continue, we wanted to highlight our “Best of” Chinese New Year posts which discuss holiday traditions, share our favorite books for kids, making dumplings, jiao tze, and more! Celebrating Chinese New … Continue reading
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Happy Chinese New Year! Ring in Dragon Year with the Newest Let’s Go Guang!
Happy Chinese New Year! 新年快乐! They’re back! On this auspicious day we launch Journey to the Terracotta City, our Chinese dragon Guang’s latest adventure! Follow Ling and Kai as they travel to China’s ancient captial, Xi’an, with Guang. Learn about the legacy … Continue reading
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30 Essential Mandarin Phrases for Kids Learning Chinese
Learning to speak a foreign language isn’t simple, but teaching kids Chinese is easier than you may think. Children absorb language like sponges–especially if it’s fun. With our multimedia learning kit, children watch, listen, repeat and sing as they learn … Continue reading
When’s the Best Time to Expose Kids to a Second Language?
For those parents who have been debating over what is the right age to introduce their children to a second language, the answer seems to be: Start them from 0-6 months old. Children raised in bilingual homes don’t suffer from … Continue reading
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Are bilingual children smarter? 7 reasons to teach your child a second language: from the cognitive to cultural benefits
1. Bilingual babies develop specific cognitive functions for speech development. According to researchers from the University of Washington’s Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences, bilingual infants “can discriminate phonetic units from both languages with increasing age. Our results suggest that … Continue reading
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PBS Parents: “Make it Fun!” says aha!Chinese Co-Founder Karen Wu Audi
PBS Parents interviewed aha!Chinese Co-Founder Karen Wu Audi for their recent piece “Ways to Introduce Your Kids to Foreign Languages.” by Grace Hwang Lynch (@hapamamagrace) Check out the full article for some useful tips but here’s an excerpt below: “Here’s … Continue reading
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Ten Chinese Phrases that will Impress Your Teacher
Get ready for school by having your kids learn these phrases in Chinese. Their teachers are bound to be awestruck and will reward your kids with a “好棒!” (hǎo bàng) or “Awesome!” 1. Hello! 您好 Nín hǎo 2. Good morning … Continue reading
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5 Ways for Kids (and Adults) to Learn and Practice Chinese without Cracking Open a Book
Learning a foreign language can be as fun (and effective) out of the classroom, as in the classroom. With summer in full swing, we explored some alternatives to traditional textbook learning. 1) Join a playgroup. Foreign language targeted playgroups have … Continue reading
Latest aha!Chinese Newsletter – Chinese is Fun!
The latest addition of the aha!Chinese Newsletter is out! Click here for the full version. This month we will bring you interesting tidbits to enhance your children’s Chinese education, including activity sheets, fun flashcards, coloring pages and more. Learn about … Continue reading
