Here you'll find the slides, worksheets, activities and mini games I use in class, plus a little corner for the work my students and I have made together. Take your time — it's a bit like wandering through a summer hillside.
Hi, I'm Grace, a Chinese teacher. I believe the best way into a language is through stories, play and hands-on activities — not rote memorization. This site is where I've organized the materials I use in class, so I can share them with my students easily, and hopefully one day welcome online learners too.
Whether you're just starting out with pinyin or already reading short passages and keeping a journal, you'll find something here for you.
From the first time I stood in front of a class to turning that experience into this site — here's the road we've walked together.
In my first small-group class, I noticed rote memorization was forgotten within days — but a story, a round of role-play, and kids would ask to do it again on their own. That request became the starting point for how I teach.
Little by little, scattered slides and worksheets grew into structured beginner and advanced courses. I started organizing every material carefully, so nothing was just a one-time handout.
Once I added classroom games and interactive activities, I noticed students started looking forward to Chinese class — which convinced me good design matters more than repetition ever could.
This site is the first step in turning years of teaching into something lasting — and the starting point for the online Chinese classes I hope to open, to reach even more students.
From pinyin and tones to everyday conversation — resources for students starting from scratch.
Writing practice, matching and fill-in-the-blank sheets that follow the lessons.
Download worksheetsRole-play, card-matching and other easy activities for classroom interaction.
View activitiesReading, writing and deeper grammar and culture content for students building fluency.
Short-essay writing, targeted grammar drills and reading comprehension.
Download worksheetsDebates, presentations and small-group discussions for deeper language use.
View activitiesA little gallery of handwritten cards, short essays and classroom creations — every piece worth seeing.
If you'd like to learn Chinese with Grace through stories and games, leave your contact info and I'll let you know as soon as online classes open.
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