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Mandarin Stars West Melbourne

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 468 469 506

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29.01.2022 Happy New Year! !.... xn nián kuài lè! Wishing all of our families a wonderful start to 2022... the year of the Tiger!

23.01.2022 Don’t forget to also book the kids for our FREE school holiday workshops next week! We’ve got yoga, dancing and music rock ‘n’ roll workshops and all in immersion-based Mandarin! Click here for more details: Kid’s Yoga in Mandarin: https://enrolmy.com/mandarinsta//138-YOGA_TIME_IN_MANDARIN... Dancing Classes in Mandarin: https://enrolmy.com/mandarinstars/book-now/140-FREE-DANCING-SCHOOL-HOLIDAY-WORKSHOPS-- Music Rock ‘n’ Roll in Mandarin: https://enrolmy.com//139-FREE-MUSIC-ROCK--ROLL-SCHOOL-HOLI

22.01.2022 Our team at the Point Cook Food Bank really appreciates all donations sent as well as the efforts to spread news of this newly set up Food Bank. We want to do a... call out for the donation of these items. If you choose to donate this week or next, we would appreciate if you can drop some of those off on Sundays, 1pm to 3pm. This guide is just indicative so anything else is still useful to us Thank you and stay safe! See more

22.01.2022 Song of the Month: https://youtu.be/5Euh2Fqinzw

21.01.2022 5. It is good for business Mark Zuckerberg is wowing audiences across the world with his new Chinese Skills, especially those important business executives in China. Infact, there are many top CEO’s that speak Chinese as a second language. Whether you’re the CEO of a company or on the front lines of customer service, if your industry does business with China, learning the language and the culture is a valuable investment of your time. It only makes sense, since the world's largest ethnic group is Chinese with Mandarin being the world's most spoken language.

20.01.2022 MONSTER SHOES This was so fun! A little healthy competition . You could almost hear me screaming, go go go! . I also may or may not have dressed them like t...his on purpose . Just grab some cardboard, plastic cups, laces and you’re good to make some monster shoes! Inspired by @kizlarinaasikanne . Place some trays/bowls across from each other and have your little ones transfer items from one side to the other. Use balls or anything you have that fits inside the plastic cup. Find more recycle play ideas on @recycleandplay and #recycleandplay . #mothercould . . #diy #montessori #preschool #etkinlik #aktivite #okulöncesi #diytoys #crafty #playandlearn #kidscrafts #montessoriactivity #playathome #toddlermom #learningthroughplay #preschoolactivities #playbasedlearning #montessoriathome #kidsactivities #toddlerlife #preschooler #toddlerfun #homeschool #everydayplayhacks #montessoriathome #earlychildhoodeducation See more

19.01.2022 3. Learn about history and culture of China Chinese history and culture is one the richest and certainly the oldest in the world. China is renowned for producing beautiful novels, short stories, poetry and more recently excellence in film. Reading great Chinese biographies and watching short films about the history of China provides a greater understanding of the language.

17.01.2022 Kid's YogaTime in Mandarin! Free School Holiday Workshops for the KIDS in Mandarin next week! Book now! https://enrolmy.com/mandarinsta//138-YOGA_TIME_IN_MANDARIN

16.01.2022 Song of the Month: https://youtu.be/fprtlCVvZ3M

14.01.2022 Ni hao Mandarin Stars families! We hope you are enjoying a lot of outdoor activities (playgrounds are open, yay!) in this beautiful Spring weather! A little idea for our parents to incorporate craft activities with what we have learned in Term 3.

14.01.2022 So lovely to receive a wonderful update from one of our parents

14.01.2022 10. Eat great food Sizzling food markets across China offer some unique dishes not found anywhere else. Chinese cuisine is a joy to behold so the language will acquaint you with the types of food not found in our local Chinese Take Away.

13.01.2022 Asia, Oceania and the Middle East According to the map of the Asia-Pacific, the second language of Australia is Mandarin Chinese, reflective of a large Chinese population in the multicultural nation. China's second language is Cantonese, while tropical nations Malaysia and Singapore have many English speakers - with many natives also fluent in English.... South Korea's second language is also English, while Japan's is Korean - indicative of the controversial history between the two countries.

13.01.2022 ! Happy Mid Autumn Festival! Zhng qi jié kuài lè

13.01.2022 4. Make friends with different cultures China has the biggest population in the world with approximately 1.28 billion people so learning the language gives you access to communicate with many people and connect on a deeper level. Get a Chinese pen pal to improve your writing and understand family life in China.

12.01.2022 Song of the Month: https://youtu.be/UulTlStNp5k

12.01.2022 FREE Kid's MUSIC ROCK 'N' ROLL Workshops next week! And ALL in Mandarin! Learn Mandarin and make music with Renee and Pearl lo sh next week! Click here to book: https://enrolmy.com//139-FREE-MUSIC-ROCK--ROLL-SCHOOL-HOLI

11.01.2022 Let’s get the kids ROCK & ROLLING in MANDARIN with MANDARIN STARS! Book NOW for our FREE Mandarin Stars School Holiday Workshops! Click here to book now! https://enrolmy.com//book-/139-LETS-ROCK--ROLL-IN-MANDARIN

09.01.2022 Song of the Month: https://youtu.be/Iuq47V3l2Nw

08.01.2022 A map of the world has highlighted the importance of languages in shaping the cultural identity of a country. The maps are part of an infographic created by MoveHub, a website for people looking to move abroad, which swap the names of countries around the world for their second languages. In a series of maps of the world's continents - Europe, North America, South America, Central America, Africa, Asia and the Middle East - the maps highlight the effects of colonisation and ...cultural imperialism. Over the next few weeks, we'll be uploading 6 smaller maps and breaking this big map down!

08.01.2022 Let's dance away in Mandarin this school holidays with Sanny lo sh! Book now for our FREE immersion based Mandarin school holiday dance workshops! Click below for more details! https://enrolmy.com//activity/140-LEARN_2_DANCE_IN_MANDARIN

06.01.2022 The Early BIRD catches the DISCOUNT!Book and pay before 31st Dec 2021 and receive 5% off your term fees! Visit https://enrolmy.com/mandarinstars to find a class time that suits you!

05.01.2022 Some Preschool Counting Fun! Let's COUNT & MOVE in Mandarin together! Time to get moving and counting in Mandarin with Claudia lao shi!

03.01.2022 As well as the 10 reasons to learn Mandarin, it can actually be a lot of fun. Learning Chinese offers many benefits to personal and professional growth not least gaining a better understanding of one of the richest cultures in the world. We have some great Mandarin teachers here at Mandarin Stars dedicated to providing our students with a great learning experience. If you would like to join one of our Mandarin classes then contact us for more details!

01.01.2022 | H A P P Y M I D - A U T U M N F E S T I V A L ! | 1st October 2020 yuè dào zhng qi fn wài míng, mi féng ji jié bèi s qn ... The moon is especially brighter on the mid-autumn day, the feeling of missing loved ones becomes stronger during the festive seasons. In Chinese culture, the circle, yuán (), stands for harmony, fulfilled, oneness, perfection and unity. Have you heard about the Mid-Autumn Festival Story and how the Chinese celebrate it? Please share your thoughts or stories in the comments section below ~ ====================================== The Moon is Round yuè liàng yuán, yuè liàng yuán The moon is round, the moon is round yuè liàng zhào zài w de ji The moon shines on my home (hometown) méi yu chn xià qi dng de ji The home (hometown) where there is no spring, summer, autumn and winter liú chuán qin nián It is passed on down for thousands of years xiàn zài de hái zi bù xing xìn Children now don’t believe that yuè liàng yu xio bái tù On the moon lives a little white rabbit gng kè y diàn no Homework and computer sh t men bù zài tng g lo de shén huà Have caused them to no longer listen to this ancient legendary story dng go lóu dà shà As the high-rise buildings zh dng le g lo de yuè liàng Have obscured the ancient moon jiù chèn zhè ge jì jié Let’s take advantage of this festival ràng n de hái zi zh dào To let your child know g lo de shén huà About this ancient legendary story yuán zì hé fng About where it came from / Lyrics/ music)(BM Boys - Malaysia) / (Performed by)Renee Lao shi ====================================== We wish you a blessed and harmonious Mid-Autumn Festival From the Mandarin Stars Melbourne CBD & Western Suburbs Team enrolmy.com/mandarin-stars-melbourne-west [email protected]

29.12.2021 There you have it! We have seen so many wonderful reasons to learn Mandarin! What are you waiting for? Book in today! ... You can contact us at: https://www.mandarinstars.com.au/contact-us/ Still not convinced? You can have a further look at the benefits and reasons here: https://bilingualkidspot.com//learn-mandarin-language-of-/ https://www.rypeapp.com//major-benefits-of-learning-chine/

23.12.2021 Learning Mandarin is Fun! There is an enjoyment that comes from being able to converse with others in their native language and the sense of achievement. It is also fun to discover words in a foreign language that don’t exist in your native tongue. The fun of learning a foreign language is discovering differences in how people view the world. It’s fun to think about why dogs say woof in English, wang wang in Mandarin and wow wow in Cantonese.

17.12.2021 Happy Christmas! Shèng dàn kuài lè! Wishing all of our Mandarin Stars students, families and teachers a wonderful Christmas and a happy and healthy new year ahead! See you in 2022! Best wishes, Dawna, Jin, Rachael, Nita, Sanny, Charlotte & The Mandarin StarsTeam!

08.12.2021 Learning Mandarin is not as hard as you think Despite the difference in Chinese characters, most people overestimate how difficult it is to learn. Yes, there are challenges to learning Mandarin. The biggest is probably because while English uses phonetic writing, Mandarin is composed of pictograms and semi-phonetic ideograms.... The good news is, this is the hardest thing about Mandarin. There are also things you don’t have to learn, like tenses, cases, genders, or other simple grammars which are required for most other languages. Given how much time a new language learner normally spends on learning genders, tenses, and other grammar rules, you’ll bypass all of that when you decide to learn Chinese.