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This is the first of what should end up being several summer camp possibilities that we’ll post about as they become available. If you know of others please send them along. 中文美术夏令营日程安排和收费 2010 AAS Mandarin and Art Summer Camp for Children Entering K-3rd Grade URL: www.asianartsstudio.com Contact: Lin Wei 415-297-3072 or asianartsstudio@hotmail.com Want to give your…
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Here’s a listing of Mandarin language TV shows broadcast in the San Francisco Bay area, courtesy of the web site SanFranciscoChinatown.com and a alert Starr King mom Kendall Goh. Now we just need to get a sense of what these shows are actually about and how appropriate they are for kids. Please chime in if…
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The MIPC maintains two Yahoo groups: one for San Francisco topics, and one for topics of national interest. We have started to see more activity on the national group and recently Michele from St. Paul, Minnesota posted a very nice description of her school. I thought it would be interesting to start a blog…
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Starr King Elementary School December 2009 A Place for Everything Whatever you might think or be told, very few elementary-aged children seem to do homework at a desk in their room. They want to do it where everyone else is (i.e. you, the parent) and it usually happens in the kitchen or the living room.…
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Tuesday, December 15 from 5:30-7:00 at Starr King (1215 Carolina Street) in Room 107. The teachers at Starr King will offer a workshop detailing the kinds of Chinese homework assigned for each grade level and why they are assigned, as well as how we parents can support our kids even if we do not know…
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Order t-shirts and sweatshirts with the cool new SFUSD Mandarin Immersion logo! Each t-shirt purchased contributes $5 toward Mandarin Immersion Parents Council projects, such as providing Chinese books for the classrooms. Click on the image to order. NOTE: Only t-shirts are available right now. Sweatshirts will hopefully be added in March. Notes on sizing: According…
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Our SFUSD Chinese content specialist created an educational game called “Chinese 1 2 3” for the students in the immersion programs. Click below to play.
