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🟥A2 ESOL: China

🟥Warmer Question:

"What do you know about China? Can you name any famous places or things from China?"

 🟧Reading: China: A Land of History and Innovation

China is one of the oldest countries in the world, with a history of over 5,000 years. It is famous for its Great Wall, which stretches over 21,000 kilometers. China is also known for its inventions, such as paper, printing, and fireworks.

The country has a rich culture, including traditional tea ceremonies, dragon dances, and festivals like the Spring Festival (Chinese New Year). Many people in China enjoy drinking tea, which has been part of daily life for centuries.

Today, China is a global leader in technology and business. Cities like Beijing and Shanghai are full of skyscrapers, but the countryside still has beautiful mountains and rivers.

China’s mix of old traditions and new ideas makes it a fascinating place to learn about!


Vocabulary: Find the answers to these and put then write them into your vocabulary book

Word to Study: Fascinating

Meaning:

Part of Speech: 

Synonym (Similar Word)

Antonym (Opposite Word)

My sentence

 🟨Speaking

Ask your partner these questions and write down their answers. If you are from China, please sit with someone who is not


  1. What are some famous places to visit in China?
  2. What do people in China usually eat for breakfast?
  3. What holidays are celebrated in China? How do people celebrate them?
  4. Can you name a famous Chinese person or a popular Chinese product?
  5. Do people in China drink tea? How do they drink it?

1.___________________________________

2.___________________________________

3.___________________________________

4.___________________________________

5.___________________________________

Pronunciation Practice: "China's cheerful children chase cherry blossoms in chilly Chengdu."

 🤸‍♂️Exercise:

Zumba


 🟩Grammar: click on the link below

conjunctions

 🟦Listening China 

After we have listened to the video once, turn on the English captions. Then, set the playback speed and starting point to match the teacher’s settings so we can watch and listen together.

 🟪Something New: Word Search

and "Conversation Circle"

Review: Term Phrases  then set.. Homework: Write five sentences about China using a different conjunction in each one


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Student Worksheet

China. 

🟧Reading: China: A Land of History and Innovation
China is one of the oldest countries in the world, with a history of over 5,000 years. It is famous for its Great Wall, which stretches over 21,000 kilometers. China is also known for its inventions, such as paper, printing, and fireworks.
The country has a rich culture, including traditional tea ceremonies, dragon dances, and festivals like the Spring Festival (Chinese New Year). Many people in China enjoy drinking tea, which has been part of daily life for centuries.
Today, China is a global leader in technology and business. Cities like Beijing and Shanghai are full of skyscrapers, but the countryside still has beautiful mountains and rivers.
China’s mix of old traditions and new ideas makes it a fascinating place to learn about!

Vocabulary: Find the answers to these and put then write them into your vocabulary book

Word to Study: Fascinating
Meaning:______________________________________________
Part of Speech: _________________________________________
Synonym (Similar Word)_________________________________
Antonym (Opposite Word)________________________________
My sentence___________________________________________







🟨Speaking: Ask your partner these questions and write down their answers. If you are from China, please sit with someone who is not
What are some famous places to visit in China?
What do people in China usually eat for breakfast?
What holidays are celebrated in China? How do people celebrate them?
Can you name a famous Chinese person or a popular Chinese product?
Do people in China drink tea? How do they drink it?
1.___________________________________
2.___________________________________
3.___________________________________
4.___________________________________
5.___________________________________

🤸‍♂️ExerciseZumba (Click on your phone)
 
🟩Grammar: conjunctions   (Click on your phone)

🟦Listening China (Click on your phone) After we have listened to the video once, turn on the English captions. Then, set the playback speed and starting point to match the teacher’s settings so we can watch and listen together.

🟪Something New: Word Search
and "Conversation Circle"

Review: Term Phrases then set.. Homework: Write five sentences about China using a different conjunction in each one
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China Worksheet – A0/A1 Level

🟧 Reading: China: A Land of History and Innovation  
China is a very old country with a history of more than 5,000 years. It has the Great Wall, which is over 21,000 kilometers long. China is famous for inventions like paper, printing, and fireworks.

People in China love tea. They drink it every day. China also has fun traditions like dragon dances and big festivals like the Spring Festival (Chinese New Year).

Today, China has tall buildings in cities like Beijing and Shanghai, but the countryside has beautiful mountains and rivers.

China is an exciting place to learn about!

🟨 Vocabulary: Write the missing words

  • Word to Study: Exciting

  • Meaning: ___________________________________

  • Part of Speech: _____________________________

  • My sentence: _______________________________

🟦 Speaking: Ask your partner and write answers

  1. What is a famous place in China?

  2. What food do people eat in China?

  3. What is a big holiday in China?

  4. Do people in China drink tea?

  5. What is something special about China?

🟩 Grammar: Conjunctions (and, but, because)
Complete the sentences:

  1. China is old _____ very interesting.

  2. People in China drink tea _____ it is a tradition.

  3. Beijing is big, _____ the countryside is quiet.

🟪 Something New: Word Search & Conversation Circle

Review:

  • Term phrases

  • Homework: Write three sentences about China using different conjunctions.


China Worksheet – B2 Level                      

🟧 Reading: China: A Land of History and Innovation  
China is one of the world's oldest civilizations, with a recorded history spanning over 5,000 years. It is renowned for its architectural marvel, the Great Wall, which stretches over 21,000 kilometers. China has also significantly contributed to global advancements, pioneering inventions such as paper, printing, and gunpowder.

Culturally, China is deeply rooted in traditions, from intricate tea ceremonies to grand festivals like the Spring Festival. Tea remains a fundamental part of daily life, and traditional practices coexist with modern innovations.

Today, China is a global powerhouse in technology and business. Cities like Beijing and Shanghai boast towering skyscrapers and cutting-edge developments, yet vast rural areas maintain breathtaking landscapes of mountains and rivers.

China’s ability to blend tradition with innovation makes it a fascinating subject of study.

🟨 Vocabulary: Define and use in a sentence

  • Word to Study: Fascinating

  • Meaning: ___________________________________

  • Part of Speech: _____________________________

  • Synonym: ___________________________________

  • Antonym: ___________________________________

  • My sentence: _______________________________

🟦 Speaking: Interview a partner and discuss

  1. What are some iconic landmarks in China?

  2. How has Chinese cuisine influenced global food culture?

  3. What are the most significant holidays in China, and how are they celebrated?

  4. Name a Chinese innovator or a globally recognized product from China.

  5. How does tea culture vary across different regions of China?

🤸‍♂️ Exercise: Zumba (Click on your phone)

🟩 Grammar: Conjunctions – Advanced Practice
Use conjunctions (although, while, whereas, however) to complete these sentences:

  1. _____ many people visit the Great Wall, few walk its entire length.

  2. Tea is widely consumed in China, _____ coffee is becoming more popular.

  3. Chinese cities are highly developed, _____ rural areas remain traditional.

🟦 Listening: China Documentary (Click on your phone)
After watching, summarize key points and discuss with your group.

🟪 Something New: Word Search & Conversation Circle

Review: Homework: Write five sentences about China, using different conjunctions in each one.




China Word Search 1:
saved in docs

R  M W D U M P L I N G J          
D R A G O N Z O K M Q M
H G F H F H O U H T L B
I G E E L B H U B Y M O
W H U U M J A R F D G G
P B L A B E I J I N G L
A V B P Z O C P F T R A
N K B P X C H T L K Z N
D U T E M P L E N C J T
A S I L K P L A B G Z E
T W S X Z Z J W I N D R
N G R E A T J W A L L N

Find these words:
BEIJING, PANDA, SILK, GREAT WALL, TEA, DRAGON, LANTERN, BAMBOO, TEMPLE, DUMPLING








China Word Search 2:

C U X Q T P G V S S G E
R H N C V T E Z L U U K
S U I P X T A I S C H I
A N I N T C V I J N Q Q
T E R R A C O T T A G G
P M D Q D K C F F T O A
R L K A I Y J B D N N Z
I P M J S D N D S D G D
C A L L I G R A P H Y T
E D T D O H G T S W U J
X Y A N G T Z E C T K J
Q N O O D L E S T I Y T

Find these words:
CHINA, FORBIDDEN CITY, GONG, RICE, CALLIGRAPHY, DYNASTY, TAI CHI, NOODLES, TERRACOTTA, YANGTZE










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