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SCHOOL WORKSHEETS

 Yearbook Worksheets used by SACCI's San Antonio Chinese school, with and without phonics, are linked below:

  • Yearbook Worksheet with Phonics
  • Yearbook Worksheet without Phonics


COMMUNITY EVENTS

San Antonio Chinese Culture Institute (SACCI) is dedicated to serving as a link for introducing Chinese language and culture throughout the greater San Antonio community.  To that end, we provide the following community news informing you about activities that are going on that promote Chinese culture.  (If you or your organization has news of potential interest to the Chinese learning community, please let us know.


HELPFUL LINKS

We encourage our students to optimize their learning through extracurricular exposure.  We suggest watching Chinese movies, making Chinese friends, listening to Chinese songs, and utilizing the Internet. Here are some helpful resources for Chinese language acquisition:

  • HuaYu World 全球華文網
  • 歡迎蒞臨全球華文網(僑委會)HuayuWorld.org - 學華語向前走-教材下載 
  • Yellow Bridge Dictionary and Language Tools
  • SACCI 聖城中文學校 | Facebook 
  • TAIWAN CENTER FOR MANDARIN LEARNING-TCML
  • Chinese Pod
  • ㄅㄆㄇㄈSong   注音符號歌 
  • Phonics Practice 國語日報注音練習
  • PinYin Chart
  • MPS Chart  ㄅㄆㄇㄈ 注音符號
  • Mei Zhou Hua Yu Textbook Resources 美洲華語教學資源
  • MDBG Chinese-English Dictionary
  • Chinese English “Meng” Dictionary 萌典
  • Stroke Order of Frequently Used Characters 常用字筆順練習



DID YOU KNOW?

Each Chinese calendar year has an animal associated with it, in a cycle of 12. (The image at the upper left corner of this page - courtesy internchina.com - shows the animals of the Chinese zodiac.) Chinese legend has it that the Jade Emperor wanted to help his people keep track of time. So, he invited all the animals to participate in a race, promising to name a year after each of the first 12 animals who won the race.  Here’s a link to a video of the Chinese Zodiac Story, with some lovely Chinese painting illustrations.

Students at the nonprofit SACCI’s weekend Chinese school in San Antonio learn about Chinese culture and history through use of authentic materials and resources written in traditional Chinese.


San Antonio Chinese Culture Institute (SACCI) - 聖城中文學校




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