A fun approach to language learning, this resource is designed like a storybook rather than a textbook. Offering a bright and stimulating introduction to Chinese (simplified characters and pinyin), this guide covers a range of topics such as family and friends, school, toys, games, numbers, and colors. Along the way young learners will find quizzes to test their progress, a character practice section, and a handy wordlist for quick and easy reference. In addition, support is offered to help teachers and parents understand and master the basics of effective language learning.
A stimulating introduction to English language. —Write AwayonEnglish with Abby and Zak
[A] welcome option for families learning English as a second language. —The Old Schoolhouse onEnglish with Abby and Zak
Designed like storybook rather than textbook, the lively text and vibrant illustrations cover topics such as family, friends, and toys. —Learning MagazineonEnglish with Abby and Zak
Licheng Guis a professor of Chinese and the director of the African and Asian languages program at Northwestern University. He is the author ofPicture Characters: Learning Characters through Pictographs. He lives in Wilmette, Illinois.Laura Hambletonis the author and illustrator of Chameleon Races,Chameleon Swims, I'm Afraid Too!, andWelcome to the Lizard Lounge.She is the coauthor of several books in the Milet Wordwise series and the illustrator of the Abby and Zak series;How Bees Be;Jump, Jog, Leapfrog; and Telling Tails.
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