The document is about activities that people and animals are doing in the present continuous tense. It provides examples of common activities like playing sports, listening to music, waiting for transportation and includes questions about what different people and animals are doing. It then has exercises for the reader to practice making sentences in the present continuous tense by filling in verbs.
Oscar completed a Mandarin camp for the animated film Toy Story. A note from Kiki Chen on July 15, 2016 congratulated Oscar on finishing the camp and wished him a happy birthday. Oscar replied asking if learning Mandarin was difficult, and provided examples of how to say playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin.
This document appears to be a certificate of completion for a Mandarin camp along with some additional Mandarin phrases. It recognizes James for completing the Toy Story Mandarin Camp and includes the Mandarin phrases for "Happy Birthday" and "Not difficult?" as well as mentions playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin.
Giselle completed the Toy Story Mandarin Camp. The camp was completed by Kiki Chen on July 15, 2016. Kiki Chen documented Giselle's completion of the Toy Story Mandarin Camp on that date.
The document celebrates the completion of a Mandarin camp and wishes someone a happy birthday in Mandarin. It also asks if learning Mandarin was not difficult and mentions playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin.
Gabriel completed the Toy Story Mandarin camp. Kiki Chen asked if it was difficult on 7/15/2016. The document also discusses playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin by breaking the phrase into parts.
Kiki Chen completed the Toy Story Mandarin camp on 7/15/2016. The document contains the Mandarin phrase for "Happy Birthday" and instructions for playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin.
The document is about activities that people and animals are doing in the present continuous tense. It provides examples of common activities like playing sports, listening to music, waiting for transportation and includes questions about what different people and animals are doing. It then has exercises for the reader to practice making sentences in the present continuous tense by filling in verbs.
Oscar completed a Mandarin camp for the animated film Toy Story. A note from Kiki Chen on July 15, 2016 congratulated Oscar on finishing the camp and wished him a happy birthday. Oscar replied asking if learning Mandarin was difficult, and provided examples of how to say playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin.
This document appears to be a certificate of completion for a Mandarin camp along with some additional Mandarin phrases. It recognizes James for completing the Toy Story Mandarin Camp and includes the Mandarin phrases for "Happy Birthday" and "Not difficult?" as well as mentions playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin.
Giselle completed the Toy Story Mandarin Camp. The camp was completed by Kiki Chen on July 15, 2016. Kiki Chen documented Giselle's completion of the Toy Story Mandarin Camp on that date.
The document celebrates the completion of a Mandarin camp and wishes someone a happy birthday in Mandarin. It also asks if learning Mandarin was not difficult and mentions playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin.
Gabriel completed the Toy Story Mandarin camp. Kiki Chen asked if it was difficult on 7/15/2016. The document also discusses playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin by breaking the phrase into parts.
Kiki Chen completed the Toy Story Mandarin camp on 7/15/2016. The document contains the Mandarin phrase for "Happy Birthday" and instructions for playing Tic-Tac-Toe in Mandarin.
The document describes the activities from a Kung Fu Panda camp, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, experiencing Chinese calligraphy, making animal shaped rice, decorating umbrellas, making cakes, playing language games involving finding or throwing items related to vocabulary words, singing Mandarin songs, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
Oscar Mann completed a Kung Fu Panda camp where he participated in various Mandarin language games and activities, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, making animal shaped rice, decorating umbrellas, making cakes, and an ice cream animal food project. Students also experienced Chinese calligraphy, sang Mandarin songs, and played identification games to test their vocabulary knowledge.
The document summarizes activities from a Kung Fu Panda camp completion, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, practicing Chinese calligraphy on fans, making animal shaped rice, learning Kung Fu, playing vocabulary games by throwing sticky balls and searching for words, decorating umbrellas, making cakes, singing Mandarin songs, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
The document describes the activities from Zoe Liao's completion of a Kung Fu Panda camp, including throwing water balloons and sticky balls at vocabulary words, practicing Chinese calligraphy on fans, making animal shaped rice cakes, practicing Kung Fu, singing Mandarin songs during games, playing guessing games about vocabulary, making ice cream animals for a food project, and shooting water guns at vocabulary words.
Wesley Liao completed a Kung Fu Panda camp run by Kiki Chen on July 8, 2016. During the camp, students experienced Chinese calligraphy on fans, made animal shaped rice and cakes, decorated umbrellas, reviewed vocabulary before playing water gun games, sang Mandarin songs, and had an ice cream animal food project. The document discusses the various arts, language, and cultural activities involved in the Kung Fu Panda-themed summer camp.
The document describes activities from a Kung Fu Panda camp, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, experiencing Chinese calligraphy, making animal shaped rice and cakes, decorating umbrellas, playing vocabulary games with sticky balls and water guns, singing Mandarin songs, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
The document describes activities from a Kung Fu Panda camp completion, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, experiencing Chinese calligraphy, making animal shaped rice and cakes, decorating umbrellas, singing Mandarin songs, and an ice cream animals food project. Games included throwing sticky balls at vocabulary and looking for vocabulary words.
The document describes activities from a Kung Fu Panda summer camp, including throwing water balloons to learn vocabulary words, practicing Chinese calligraphy on fans, making animal shapes with rice, singing Mandarin songs during games, playing a vocabulary matching game, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
Ethan attended a Kung Fu Panda camp where he participated in various Mandarin language activities, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, making animal shaped rice, singing Mandarin songs, and playing vocabulary games by looking for words. As a food project, Ethan helped make ice cream animals.
The document describes the activities completed at a Kung Fu Panda camp, including throwing water balloons and playing vocabulary games, learning Chinese calligraphy, making animal shaped rice and decorated umbrellas, singing Mandarin songs, playing with water guns, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
Ceasario Bailey completed a Kung Fu Panda camp run by Kiki Chen on 07/08/2016. During the camp, the students experienced Chinese calligraphy on fans, made animal shaped rice and decorated umbrellas. They reviewed vocabulary, played water balloon and water gun games related to the vocabulary, sang Mandarin songs and made ice cream animal shaped foods.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included learning Mandarin, computer coding, and augmented reality. Students learned about augmented reality, which supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics. Camp activities also involved learning the hand game "scissors-rock-paper" in Mandarin and singing a Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to Wikipedia. The camp also featured a Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered courses in computer coding, movie making, and augmented reality (AR). AR supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics. Students could learn about AR through making a Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding, movie making, and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to the Wikipedia definition provided.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to Wikipedia. The camp also featured an activity making an original Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to Wikipedia. The camp also featured an activity making an original Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to Wikipedia. The camp also featured an activity making an original Star Wars song.
This document discusses the importance of language play, such as rhythm and repetition, in language learning. It argues that language play is not trivial but rather central to learning. Children are sensitive to and enjoy language play before fully understanding content. Rhythm, rhyme and repetition in children's songs and verses help children memorize language and gain control over vocalization. Language play should be incorporated into language teaching as it makes learning fun and stimulates brain activity. Examples of students engaging with language through rap and song are provided to support these points.
The document describes the activities from a Kung Fu Panda camp, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, experiencing Chinese calligraphy, making animal shaped rice, decorating umbrellas, making cakes, playing language games involving finding or throwing items related to vocabulary words, singing Mandarin songs, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
Oscar Mann completed a Kung Fu Panda camp where he participated in various Mandarin language games and activities, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, making animal shaped rice, decorating umbrellas, making cakes, and an ice cream animal food project. Students also experienced Chinese calligraphy, sang Mandarin songs, and played identification games to test their vocabulary knowledge.
The document summarizes activities from a Kung Fu Panda camp completion, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, practicing Chinese calligraphy on fans, making animal shaped rice, learning Kung Fu, playing vocabulary games by throwing sticky balls and searching for words, decorating umbrellas, making cakes, singing Mandarin songs, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
The document describes the activities from Zoe Liao's completion of a Kung Fu Panda camp, including throwing water balloons and sticky balls at vocabulary words, practicing Chinese calligraphy on fans, making animal shaped rice cakes, practicing Kung Fu, singing Mandarin songs during games, playing guessing games about vocabulary, making ice cream animals for a food project, and shooting water guns at vocabulary words.
Wesley Liao completed a Kung Fu Panda camp run by Kiki Chen on July 8, 2016. During the camp, students experienced Chinese calligraphy on fans, made animal shaped rice and cakes, decorated umbrellas, reviewed vocabulary before playing water gun games, sang Mandarin songs, and had an ice cream animal food project. The document discusses the various arts, language, and cultural activities involved in the Kung Fu Panda-themed summer camp.
The document describes activities from a Kung Fu Panda camp, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, experiencing Chinese calligraphy, making animal shaped rice and cakes, decorating umbrellas, playing vocabulary games with sticky balls and water guns, singing Mandarin songs, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
The document describes activities from a Kung Fu Panda camp completion, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, experiencing Chinese calligraphy, making animal shaped rice and cakes, decorating umbrellas, singing Mandarin songs, and an ice cream animals food project. Games included throwing sticky balls at vocabulary and looking for vocabulary words.
The document describes activities from a Kung Fu Panda summer camp, including throwing water balloons to learn vocabulary words, practicing Chinese calligraphy on fans, making animal shapes with rice, singing Mandarin songs during games, playing a vocabulary matching game, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
Ethan attended a Kung Fu Panda camp where he participated in various Mandarin language activities, including throwing water balloons at vocabulary words, making animal shaped rice, singing Mandarin songs, and playing vocabulary games by looking for words. As a food project, Ethan helped make ice cream animals.
The document describes the activities completed at a Kung Fu Panda camp, including throwing water balloons and playing vocabulary games, learning Chinese calligraphy, making animal shaped rice and decorated umbrellas, singing Mandarin songs, playing with water guns, and making ice cream animals for a food project.
Ceasario Bailey completed a Kung Fu Panda camp run by Kiki Chen on 07/08/2016. During the camp, the students experienced Chinese calligraphy on fans, made animal shaped rice and decorated umbrellas. They reviewed vocabulary, played water balloon and water gun games related to the vocabulary, sang Mandarin songs and made ice cream animal shaped foods.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included learning Mandarin, computer coding, and augmented reality. Students learned about augmented reality, which supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics. Camp activities also involved learning the hand game "scissors-rock-paper" in Mandarin and singing a Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to Wikipedia. The camp also featured a Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered courses in computer coding, movie making, and augmented reality (AR). AR supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics. Students could learn about AR through making a Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding, movie making, and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to the Wikipedia definition provided.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to Wikipedia. The camp also featured an activity making an original Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to Wikipedia. The camp also featured an activity making an original Star Wars song.
The 2016 Mandarin Summer Camp offered by Language Alive included computer coding and augmented reality activities. Augmented reality supplements the real world with computer-generated input like sound, video and graphics according to Wikipedia. The camp also featured an activity making an original Star Wars song.
This document discusses the importance of language play, such as rhythm and repetition, in language learning. It argues that language play is not trivial but rather central to learning. Children are sensitive to and enjoy language play before fully understanding content. Rhythm, rhyme and repetition in children's songs and verses help children memorize language and gain control over vocalization. Language play should be incorporated into language teaching as it makes learning fun and stimulates brain activity. Examples of students engaging with language through rap and song are provided to support these points.