OVERVIEW:
Heritage A - Mandarin Intensive class (level 1 - 6) have been long proven and viewed as a strong and effective language acquisition curriculum. A class students take a full two-hour class* at Champion regularly ( 3-5 days per week ) to get in a fast lane towards being a successful Mandarin listener, speaker, reader and writer all-in -one. From next fall , there are an English class and a Spanish class every week. The students will have the opportunity to broaden their linguistic abilities and expand your cultural understanding.
Teaching Materials
We select the following teaching materials carefully for the best learning outcomes of the Heritage A - Mandarin + Spanish + English Class:
Mandarin
Classification:
We take three major elements into consideration as helping new students select their level of A Mandarin class: (1) Current Grade, (2) Previous Mandarin Learning Experience (formal or informal), (3) Parents and Children Preference. According to parents & students feedback, children feel more confident staying in a classroom with peers that share the same age/grade as theirs, and hence we recommend the following arrangement: 1A - Kindergarteners, 2A - 1st Graders, 3A - 2nd Graders, 4A - 3rd Graders, 5A - 4th Graders, and 6A - 5th Graders. Again, thorough considerations, elements ,as mentioned above ,will be taken before assigning children to their classes.
Teaching Materials
We select the following teaching materials carefully for the best learning outcomes of the Heritage A - Mandarin + Spanish + English Class:
Mandarin
- Ma Li Ping - Heritage Chinese 《马立平中文》
- Young Chinese Pinyin Published by Jiang Xi Education 《阳阳拼音》
- Mandarin: Chinese Poetry 中国古诗
- Digital Library Reading 电子阅读材料
- Chinese Myths & Fables 中国神话与寓言
- 《中国地理常识》· 《中国历史常识》· 《中国文化常识》
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- This class follows a curriculum that is designed to teach the Spanish language skills, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
- Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing Books Based on Common Core English Language Art Standards
- Spelling Bee Vocabulary
Classification:
We take three major elements into consideration as helping new students select their level of A Mandarin class: (1) Current Grade, (2) Previous Mandarin Learning Experience (formal or informal), (3) Parents and Children Preference. According to parents & students feedback, children feel more confident staying in a classroom with peers that share the same age/grade as theirs, and hence we recommend the following arrangement: 1A - Kindergarteners, 2A - 1st Graders, 3A - 2nd Graders, 4A - 3rd Graders, 5A - 4th Graders, and 6A - 5th Graders. Again, thorough considerations, elements ,as mentioned above ,will be taken before assigning children to their classes.
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CLASS SCHEDULE
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DAILY SCHEDULE
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TUITION & POLICY
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Onsite schedule for each class (PK, CSL, Level 1- 6)
Online schedule for each class (Level 5-6, Pre-AP)
Online schedule for each class (Level 5-6, Pre-AP)
*Online after school program starts from 4:00 p.m..
Onsite After School Daily Schedule:
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Students are on the way to Champion Learning Academy.
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Students in their classrooms having warm-up activities and enjoying snack & social time.
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Class Time! The bell rings at 4:20 p.m. when everybody get ready for the Mandarin class.
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The class is almost over. Students will try to finish their Mandarin assignment with teacher's help before they are being picked up.
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