Mandarin

Children learn Mandarin through reading, writing and storytelling. Simple interactive games build vocabulary, oral fluency and character recognition, while songs, rhymes and visual cues create a joyful path to literacy and cultural appreciation.

Calligraphy is introduced from age four, giving young children the chance to pick up a brush and explore the graceful strokes of Chinese writing.

Five children standing in front of a wall, holding blackboards with Chinese calligraphy, at a nature school.
A classroom setting with a teacher and young children. The wall has a sign that says 'sharing a story in Mandarin' in English and Chinese characters. The teacher is holding a book, and the children are sitting on the floor, facing her, with one girl standing nearby.