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Speaking Lesson Plan Production of the Four Tones of the Chinese Language Teacher: Cheryl W. Myrup Date: October 28, 1996 Objective: Students should master the production of the four tones of the Chinese language. Materials: Tones chart. Chalk and eraser. Stop light and green light Cards with sample words (and identifying pictures). Time:Purpose:Activity: Give a brief overview of Chinese pronunciation.Write 4 vowels on the board, and tell how they are pronounced. Introduce the tones.Using the tones chart, introduce the 4 tones. Use picture/word cards as examples. Have students repeat after me. Check students' ability to pronounce the tones.One student comes up to the front of the class. Other students, one at a time, pronounce the word that the teacher shows them, keeping in mind the proper tone. If the word has been pronounced correctly, the student in the front may take one "baby" step towards a teacher's helper. (The helper is holding a stop light; he/she only displays a green light when a tone is pronounced correctly.) The rest of the class is invited to repeat the word correctly. If the word is pronounced incorrectly (the teacher's helper has displayed the red light), the student may not advance. The teacher then asks the rest of the class for a volunteer to pronounce the tone correctly. When the teacher finds a student who can pronounce the tone correctly, the rest of the class is invited to repeat the word correctly in unison. The goal of the class is to help the student reach the teacher's helper.

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Chinese Dialect Exercise From: Focus on Asian Studies: Asian Languages, New Series Vol.1, No. 3. Reprinted with permission from the Stanford Program on International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE). Materials: Dialect Exercise: Student Handout (1 copy for each group of 4-6 students) chalkboard, chalk Objectives: to expose students to the obstacles to communication created by the presence of dialects to make students aware of the usefulness of a common writing system available to speakers of all dialect forms to prepare students for an investigation into the reasons for and approaches to "language reform" Background: In China there are many different dialects. Dialects usually refer to "regional forms of a language." However, many of the regional variants which are commonly referred to as "dialects" of the Chinese language are more different from one another than French is from Spanish or Norwegian is from Swedish! Below are some figures for different "dialect groups" in China: Dialect Group Number of Speakers (approx.)

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Chinatowns and Chinese Communities in America Materials: Related Reading: Chinatowns (Los Angeles and New York) Handout (PDF): Community Landmarks Handout (PDF): Community Interview Sheet map of a Chinatown or an enlarged street map with streets of Chinatown; historical and recent photos/pictures of a Chinatown; cassette recorder(s) and camera(s). Objectives: Students will: recognize that Chinatown, as an example, can depict how ethnic groups in general are developed. u nderstand how various ethnic communities can provide support, cultural appreciation and historical background. gain exposure to Chinatowns or other ethnic communities and appreciate the life in these communities. understand the historical significance of Chinatowns in holding the social and cultural fabrics of Chinese in America, and appreciate the complexity of and the intertwining nature of the old and new cultural customs and values. understand the formation and evolution of these communities over the past century.

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World Languages Angela Davila, Curriculum Developer phone: (425)456-4196 email BSD Curriculum Bellevue School District curriculum information Washington State EALRs The Essential Academic Learning Requirements, their components, and benchmarks for Communication BSD World Language Curriculum Standards An explanation of the district's mission, beliefs, strategies , and performance objectives for oral communication and AP/IB testing ACTFL Publications The ACTFL site with links or downloads for the Standards, Proficiency Guidelines, and Performance Guidelines. BSD World Language Curriculum Articulation An explanation of the world language curriculum arrange by language and level BSD Word Processing Style Sheets Elementary Secondary Resources and Lesson Plans Specific sites useful to teachers and students including lesson ideas, related activities and online projects To Staff Center Resources The following non-District web sites have been recommended by various BSD staff. They may or may not meet your particular planning goals.

20. Linguistics 577 - Lesson Plans the B and P sounds in Initial Positions the chinese language Linda Makoni; DescribingAnother's Physical Features - Greg George. GRAMMAR lesson plans want to http://linguistics.byu.edu/classes/ling577lh/LessonPlans.html

Lesson Plans READING LESSON PLANS DRTA Activity - Keri Slade Newspaper Unit - Laura McCrea Skimming and Scanning - Kazumi Kitagawa Reading and Using a Recipe - Connie Glissmeyer Overcoming the Fear of "Unknown" Vocabulary - Maria Cummaudo Using Advertisements to "Read Between the Lines" Culturally - Amy Delis WRITING LESSON PLANS Writing Persuasion Papers: Thesis Statement - Stephanie Ashton Brainstorming Techniques - Gwen Priddis Friends - Linda Makoni Conditional Clauses - Kazumi Kitagawa The Abstraction Ladder (Using Examples in Essays) - Allison McMurtrey Writing a Letter to the Editor - Greg George Prewriting a Narrative - Jennifer Lawrence Writing Paragraphs - Jenet Jacob LISTENING LESSON PLANS Where am I? - Yoko Saito Listening for Verbs and Other Information - Tracy Woods Listen for Specific Information - Keri Slade Listening to the News - Erik Myrup "Once a Jolly Swagman" (Australian vocabulary) - Laura McCrea "A Magic Trick" (Understanding Verbal Directions) - Connie Glissmeyer "Asking for Tourist Information" (Italian) - Maria Cummaudo SPEAKING LESSON PLANS Asking questions for clarification and summarizing others' stories - Susan Sheppard Production of the Four Tones of the Chinese Language - Cheryl Myrup "Beauty and the Beast" (and other fairy tales) - Allison McMurtrey Voicing and Syllable Length ( Using Rubber Bands) - Julie Madsen Distinguishing Between the B and P sounds in Initial Positions the Chinese Language - Linda Makoni Describing Another's Physical Features - Greg George GRAMMAR LESSON PLANS

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