This is a special project that a family of one of my students shared. The father had been taught calligraphy from his grandmother. He showed the class how to make a few numbers in Chinese.
Calligraphy Scrolls
This is a special project that a family of one of my students shared. The father had been taught calligraphy from his grandmother. He showed the class how to make a few numbers in Chinese.
Wondeful idea! I love the painting technique!
I have a free flannel board set for Chinese New Year http://ingles360.blogspot.com/2011/01/chinese-new-year-freebie.html
in my blog.
See you!
Ana
Ana – thank you for sharing your creation!
Sally
What a wonderful activity for the Chinese New Year! I featured your post at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/LivingMontessoriNow
Deb – how fun! I went to your blog (and FB) and you share so many great ideas. Also – loved that you lived in England for a while. I really want to teach overseas for 2 years. Has been on my bucket list for 20 years! Our children are similar in age. Anyway – thanks for stopping by and for sharing my blog!
Sally
your final image is mirrored… the middle character, “wo” or 5, is supposed to have the vertical line on the right
Thank you for the tip!
What does it say?? I want to try this with my children at book club tomorrow?
Yikes! I am so sorry I missed your question! These are numbers if I remember correctly. I have a sheet that has the numbers 1 – 10 that we practice our calligraphy from.