I added some camps in China to the list, which might be of interest to folks planning their summer vacations.
Beth
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Do you have information on camp options in Taiwan or Singapore?
Sadly, I haven’t got any info on Taiwan or Singapore. Anyone else know of camps there?
I do know families who have put their kids in Buxiban (補習班, storefront cram schools that are all over Taiwan) in the summer. Not quite the camp experience, but a whole lot of Mandarin going on.
Reblogged this on Utah Mandarin Immersion Parent Council and commented:
Great listing of Mandarin summer camps from MIPC in Calif.
Concordia Language Villages
http://www.concordialanguagevillages.org/ – always a great camp! well organized- especially for kids arriving from other states, good food. Counselors/teachers that actually know the target language. Also, just lots of fun doing “camp” things.