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Mandarin Immersion

Which Material Makes a Better Rain Shelter?

An original Grade 2 Mandarin immersion science lesson with a fair materials test, vocabulary, partner talk and separate content and language assessment.

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AP Chinese

AP Chinese: Write an Email That Moves the Conversation Forward

A bilingual AP Chinese lesson on purposeful email replies, with original prompts, a 40-minute sequence, differentiation and a revision checklist.

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Mandarin Immersion

Measure, Compare, Explain: A Mandarin Immersion Math Lesson

A bilingual Grade 2 measurement lesson with CCSS connections, academic Mandarin, partner roles, a recording sheet and differentiated support.

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AP Chinese

AP Chinese: From Source Evidence to a Follow-Up Question

An original 40-minute AP Chinese routine for reading evidence, making a careful cultural claim, and responding to follow-up questions, with bilingual classroom examples.

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Mandarin Immersion

Formative Assessment in Mandarin Immersion: Notice Content and Language Separately

A practical Mandarin immersion lesson routine with separate content and language evidence, an observation log, sentence supports, and exit tickets.

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AP Chinese

AP Chinese 2027: What Teachers Need to Know

A practical guide to the revised AP Chinese 2027 course, Course Project, PPR, Bluebook exam, and classroom planning.

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ACTFL

How to Use ACTFL Can-Do Statements in Mandarin Class

A practical guide to writing and using ACTFL-aligned Can-Do Statements for Mandarin lesson goals, evidence, reflection, and assessment.

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Mandarin Immersion

Planning a Mandarin Immersion Unit: Content, Language, and Scaffolding

A practical K–8 planning guide that keeps grade-level standards, curriculum maps, Mandarin language objectives, and immersion scaffolds clearly connected.

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ACTFL

How to Differentiate One Mandarin Topic Across ACTFL Levels

A practical way to redesign the same Mandarin topic for Novice Low, Novice High, and Intermediate learners without merely adding more words.

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