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  • fruit color and vegetables - Hu Baojie
    01-27-2012
    We reviewed for the finals about fruit , color and vegetables.
  • Tourism - Walaa Habib
    01-27-2012
    The students learn about touristic places in Egypt and how to talk about them in Arabic.
  • Final test for Chinese level I - Zhou Ying
    01-24-2012
    This is a final test paper for Chinese Level I students including test for Pinyin, Chinese characters, sentences, and passages.
  • In the restaurant - Fu Ailing
    01-24-2012
    In this class, I show students some pictures of Chinese food first, then ask students to make a Chinese menu. After teaching students the useful expressions used in a restaurant, I ask them to role-play a dialogue with the menu and the expressions.
  • Kungfu - Fan Caiping
    01-23-2012
    Students learned to do Wushu with a Kungfu teacher.

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