Chinese 1
Chinese 1
Chinese 1
Research
● Media Literacy
When working on the
pastimes unit, students
seek a range of
perspectives from multiple
and varied sources. We
need to teach students
about avoiding making
generalizations about
other people’s cultures
and identities by using
varied sources.
IB Subject Group: Language Acquisition Course: Chinese 2 Year: 4/5
Unit title Key Related Global context Statement of Objectives ATL skills Content
concept concept(s) Inquiry
Routine Diary Identity Idiom Identities and Creating personal, Criterion A Skill Category: Self-Management Students will be able to*:
Relationships physical and Criterion B Communicate about what they do for a daily routine
Purpose social identity is Criterion C Skill Cluster: Reflection Communicate about health and hygiene
based upon how ● When working on the Communicate about past family celebrations and
we use idioms and unit, students will holidays
our purpose of reflect upon their own Identify children’s stories, fables, or songs from
language. daily routines. Chinese-speaking countries and compare them with
those from the U.S.
Skill Category: Communication Identify and describe family celebrations and holidays
in Chinese-speaking countries and compare them with
Skill Cluster: Critical Thinking those in the U.S.
Skills
● Students will interpret Students will learn and apply:
meaning through The present tense: regular and irregular verbs Indirect
various cultural object pronouns Verbs that use indirect object
contexts. pronouns
Chinese idioms and their uses and origins
How many Identity Purpose Identities & Creating personal, Criterion D: Using Skill Category: Self-Management Students will be able to*:
Children Idiom Relationships: Students physical and language in spoken Skill Cluster: Reflection Communicate about what they did when they were
will explore identity; social identity is and/or written form ● When working on the children
unit, students will
beliefs and values; based upon how write and speak Communicate about what they were like as children
reflect upon their own
personal, physical, we use idioms and using a basic range daily routines. Communicate about past family celebrations and
mental, social and our purpose of of vocabulary, holidays
spiritual health; human language. grammatical Skill Category: Communication Identify children’s stories, fables, or songs from
relationships including structures and Skill Cluster: Critical Thinking Chinese-speaking countries and compare them with
Skills
families, friends, conventions; those from the U.S.
● Students will interpret
communities and when speaking, use meaning through Identify and describe family celebrations and holidays
cultures; what it means clear pronunciation various cultural in Chinese-speaking countries and compare them with
to be human. and intonation contexts. those in the U.S.
Cooking Creativity Audience Personal and Cultural Culture and Criterion B Skill Category: Students will be able to:
expressions history are Criterion D
Context Social Skills Communicate about foods
expressed
through the Skill Cluster: Communicate about cooking and recipes
creativity of food
Collaboration Identify some Chinese -speaking countries
preparation.
● Group-decision Identify and describe dishes and foods from
making Chinese-speaking countries and compare them to those
● Accepting in the U.S.
responsibility
● Self-evaluation and
group-evaluation
google forum.
● Assigning job roles
and responsibilities on
a capture sheet prior
to starting.
● Teach mini lesson on
how to work
collaboratively in
groups and make
decisions together.
The community Communitie Point of view Orientation in time and Communities are Criterion A Skill Category: Students will be able to:
s space oriented in time Criterion C Communicate about what they did in places in the
Thinking skills
and space based community
upon point of view Skill Cluster:
Ask for and give directions for getting to places
and personal Transfer
Identify customs related to shopping in open-air
preference.
● Analysis markets in Chinese-speaking countries and compare
them to shopping customs in the U.S.
● Application
● Acquisition of Identify characteristics of neighborhoods in
knowledge Chinese-speaking countries and compare them with
those in the U.S.
● Transfer skills- think
about the directions
first in English. Then Students will learn and apply:
put them into Chinese.
Direct object pronouns