Happy Chinese New Year, Kai-lan! by Lauryn Silverhardt

This book promises to be a welcome addition to the series.-Donna Atmur, Los Angeles Public Library Kai-lan and her grandfather are the only human characters the rest are cuddly, anthropomorphic animals. However, the entire dragon sags when he refuses to hold up his part, and Kai-lan convinces him that each part is 'super, super, super important.' The cartoons are bright and colorful. Rintoo is unhappy when he draws the middle, a position he feels is the least important. He has each one take a number from his hat so they will know which end of the creature to hold up. He suggests that the children work together to carry the dragon in the parade. During this preparation, Kai-lan's grandfather, YeYe, comes by wearing a dragon costume. They hang red lanterns and banners and place flowers on the tables. Kai-lan and her friends are getting ready for a big celebration. K-Gr 2-This story, based on the popular Nickelodeon cartoon series, introduces children to the Chinese New Year.

Join Kai-lan for a Chinese New Year celebration! Kai-lan and her friends get to carry the dragon costume in the big parade - but can they work together to make the dragon dance? Whether your child is starting to learn Chinese or is looking to improve their skills, these bilingual books are a great place to start.Synopsis of Happy Chinese New Year, Kai-lan! (Ni Hao, Kai-lan Series) They also offer activities that make learning enjoyable and interactive.

They provide a fun and engaging way to learn basic vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, and can help children build a strong foundation for language learning. The book’s themes of family, friendship, and perseverance are universal, making it an enjoyable read for all children, making this book an excellent book for kids learning Chinese.Īll of these books are great resources for non-Chinese children who are interested in learning Chinese. The use of repetition and context clues also makes it easy for young readers to pick up new words and phrases, while the adorable illustrations bring the story to life and keep children engaged. Through the simple yet engaging storyline, children will be introduced to basic Chinese vocabulary and phrases. This book tells the story of a group of little tadpoles who set out on a journey to find their mother. No.4 Little Tadpoles Search for Their Mother by Yingying Yang

Happy Chinese New Year, Kai-lan! by Lauryn Silverhardt