Curriculum
Toddler Chinese
Early Chinese education has no age limit—the sooner, the better!
Research shows that newborns can distinguish at least 72 Chinese sounds, but this ability fades with age. Children are natural imitators and highly curious, making them ideal for early education through auditory and visual input. Based on years of teaching young overseas Chinese children, Teacher Coco suggests the following for ages 0-3:
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Nursery Rhymes: Use interactive, life-related, and rhythmic Chinese nursery rhymes to engage children and boost language learning.
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Picture Books: Choose picture books with large, colorful images and minimal text to capture young children’s interest and encourage reading.
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Flash Cards for 0-3-Year-Olds：Flash cards with simple images and basic Chinese characters help young children recognize words and improve pronunciation. The repetition aids memory retention, making Chinese language learning engaging and effective.
Reading Eggs & Math Seeds
Reading Eggs and Math Seeds are fun, engaging technology-based games that are available to children aged 3-5 in the Magic Education Bilingual Child Care Readiness program.
Learning Egg
While Reading Eggs makes learning to read interesting and engaging for kids. Children love the games, songs, golden eggs and other rewards which, along with feeling proud of their reading, really motivate children to keep exploring and learning.
Preschool Chinese
Preschool Chinese is a Chinese language textbook commissioned by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council and the China Overseas Exchange Association, and compiled by Beijing Chinese Language and Culture College. It is designed for overseas Chinese children aged 3-6, suitable for both classroom teaching and self-study.
This set includes four textbooks and one "Teacher's Guide". The guide provides tips for effective use and expands on lesson content.
The goal is to develop basic Chinese listening, speaking, and writing skills, helping children recognize foundational Chinese characters. This prepares them for further Chinese education in elementary school.
MathSeeds
With MathSeeds, your child can enjoy fun, interactive and rewarding lessons that teach foundational maths and problem‑solving skills while nurturing an early love of maths.
Wonder Dash Robot
Introducing 3-5-year-old children to the Wonder Dash Robot offers numerous benefits and positively impacts their future development. Interacting with the robot helps children develop early programming and logical thinking skills, enhancing their problem-solving abilities and creativity. Additionally, it sparks their interest in technology, laying a solid foundation for future STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) learning. The process of engaging with the robot also improves their fine motor skills and concentration, contributing to their overall development.
Professional Dance Class
Hiring a professional dance teacher for the 3-5 year-old preschool program at Magic Education offers numerous benefits for children's development. Dance enhances physical skills like balance, coordination, and flexibility while also improving cognitive abilities such as memory and focus. It promotes social skills through teamwork and interaction, boosts self-confidence, and fosters creativity by allowing children to express themselves through movement. Overall, dance provides a well-rounded developmental experience for young children.
Creative Preschool Art
Creative art classes for children aged 2.5 to 5 help stimulate imagination and creativity, while activities like drawing and cutting enhance their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Through art creation, children learn to collaborate and share with peers, and by expressing emotions through their artwork, they build confidence and improve emotional regulation, laying a strong foundation for their future academic, social, and emotional development.
Field Trip
Field trips provide 2.5 to 5 years old preschoolers with rich learning opportunities that promote cognitive, social, and physical development. Exposure to new environments and experiences stimulates curiosity, enhances observation skills, and improves problem-solving abilities. Increased interaction with peers and teachers strengthens their social skills and emotional understanding. Multi-sensory experiences and outdoor activities also support physical coordination and fitness, fostering independence and confidence. Field trips allow children to explore the real world, encouraging holistic growth.
