This is the third in the Play and Learn Chinese video series. This video challenges young language learners by inviting them to use their new words in real-life situations, and move beyond the stage of one-word vocabulary to the formation of simple phrases and sentences. Children of all ages will be happy to join in the fun once again, as they speak, sing and dance along with Mei Mei and her young students. Drawing on her 20 years’ experience teaching Chinese to children, Mei Mei makes the language come alive through the magic of music, dance and song. Once again, this video features children in action, singing and playing as they demonstrate for you.
This is the second in the Play and Learn Chinese video series. This video challenges young language learners by inviting them to use their new words in real-life situations, and move beyond the stage of one-word vocabulary to the formation of simple phrases and sentences. Children of all ages will be happy to join in the fun once again, as they speak, sing and dance along with Mei Mei and her young students.
In using this volume, children will learn the vocabulary for extended family members and recreational activities, and then will apply that knowledge as they ask and reply to the questions: “Who is this?” and “What are you doing?”
This is the first and most popular video in Mei Mei's language series for children, a fun and easy way to begin learning Mandarin Chinese! Mei Mei Hu uses her proven teaching techniques to introduce basic Chinese through songs, movement and repetition. Children will begin speaking and singing Chinese naturally as they watch it over and over! Topics presented are: Numbers, Parts of the Body, Actions, Games, Greetings, Family, Names, Ages and Songs.
This video is suitable for children of all ages, but especially suited to the 3 to 8 year-old group.
This is Mei Mei's first audio CD. It contains 7 language lessons interspersed with 11 beautiful songs. Although my husband and I spent almost two years completing the CD, we know that it was well worth the effort. The Chinese often say: “Good things never come easy” and this project was certainly no exception. We had a lot of fun with it. My husband wrote the musical arrangements, performed all the musical parts, and did all the recording. My daughter also participated. We produced this audio with an eye (or ear) to engaging everyone in the family. We are confident that it will be enjoyed by all.
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