If you ever want to discuss women’s experience in the work place with sons and daughters, this is definitely one Chinese drama to watch together, especially through a Chinese and cultural expectation lens.
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It’s basically Chinese DOTS (Descendants of the Sun), except he’s a special police and she’s a doctor. But it doesn’t have the angst of DOTS and the plot lines don’t go your typical Kdrama way.
OMG, so so funny! And he’s a really good actor! You can tell just from his body language whether or not he is a woman or a man. Totally watch it!
It’s super well executed, and the plot is super tight; one mystery leads to another to another, all toward the big evil plot. If your kids can watch dead bodies, and likes who dun it, plus political intrigue, then it’s a good drama to watch with them.
TLDR: Good off the shelf curriculum for the parents who don’t want to think or plan too much and doesn’t mind more traditional workbook method.
So what don’t I like? Well, there’s that lack of Montessori phonics colors that kind of drive me bonkers. But whatever, this isn’t a Montessori phonics program.
This is the second zhuyin game I have used in the zhuyin classes I have taught. I succumbed to the game because it follows Montessori phonics colors.
This is my third in my series on Greenfield curriculum. I also reviewed their Rainbow Reading series, their High Efficiency Character Recognition books, and and
In recent years, there has been a lot of new board games out there for learning zhuyin. Zhuyin High客 is one of my favorite. I like this game a lot and think it is a great tool for Chinese teachers as well as homeschoolers who want to add some fun to their zhuyin curriculum.
Suitable for: 1st grade+ or after you’ve learned Sagebooks As I mentioned in my previous review of the Greenfield Rainbow Reading Series, I bought most
How awesome am I? My second post in a day on books! My ultimate plan is to have a comprehensive list of Chinese books for