Bohua Chinese School teaches Chinese language to students from kindergarten through advanced placement levels, emphasizing character recognition, reading, writing, and cultural literacy. Its onsite classes are held at Southern Hills Middle School in Boulder.
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01CTC-K (Chinese Taught in Chinese, Kindergarten
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Pre-K/Kindergarten·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
Kindergarten materials build Chinese language sense using picture-prompted situational talk (from First Thousand Words), classroom and home versions of Chinese stories, and downloadable vocabulary flashcards for at-home…
Level 1 uses a direct character-recognition method to learn common characters, recognizing more than writing, while teaching standard stroke order and using radicals to deepen understanding of Chinese characters.
Level 2 markedly increases reading volume and character difficulty, emphasizing concise in-class grammar instruction with lots of practice, large amounts of at-home reading, plus continued character writing and radical…
Level 3 introduces pinyin so students no longer rely on it to read characters and can later self-study and use dictionaries; readings shift from children's stories to Chinese history, myths, and fables, with grammar…
Level 4 is the final year of the character-recognition and reading phase, adding review readings and introducing traditional-character versions in units two and three, with explanation of why Chinese has two character…
After learning nearly 1,500 common characters, Level 5 is a concentrated reading stage with high-volume reading training paralleling U.S. school chapter books; students also learn pinyin computer input and dictionary…
Level 6 opens with fun dialogues teaching everyday overseas-life Chinese and reviews traditional characters (alternating simplified and traditional weekly); from unit two, students begin Chinese writing training,…
Level 7 continues essay-writing training, entering the narrative-writing stage, and includes a 'Touring China' unit framed as a travel handbook with guide-and-teen dialogues to spark interest in Chinese history and…
Level 8 focuses on conveying Chinese history and culture through short historical stories about ancient sages, with grammar (especially word formation and usage) as a key emphasis, laying groundwork for later cultural…
Level 9 continues the Chinese history-and-culture track with more appreciation of poetry, using adapted Liu Yong essays as readings; emphasis is on understanding different literary genres and appreciating the beauty of…
High school / AP·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
The advanced AP level of Bohua's CTC (Chinese Taught in Chinese) program, in which Chinese is taught entirely in Chinese, building on the school's progression from early reading and character recognition through…
This speaking-focused course for grades 6 through AP uses the family-drama 'A Little Reunion'; students watch an episode before class, then analyze practical spoken expressions and vocabulary and discuss cultural topics…
Entry-level, under 6·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
Designed for entry-level Chinese students under 6, CTE-K teaches over 150 words across 22 topics from a child's world, such as family, friends, food, animals, home, and school.
Entry-level (age 4+)·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
An entry-level course where students learn 80 commonly used words and related grammar patterns, gaining the ability to understand and use some of the most common Chinese phrases and sentences. Prerequisite: none.
Beginner (prereq CTE-1)·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
Students learn 150 commonly used words and related grammar patterns, becoming able to understand and use simple Chinese phrases and sentences and engage in basic communication. Prerequisite: CTE-1.
Beg-intermediate (prereq CTE-2)·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
Students learn 450 common words and related grammar patterns, reaching a beginning-to-intermediate level able to produce simple, direct communication on familiar daily topics. Prerequisite: CTE-2.
Intermediate (prereq CTE-3)·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
Students learn 600+ common words and related grammar patterns, reaching an intermediate level of fluency able to manage most forms of communication in Chinese when traveling in China. Prerequisite: CTE-3.
Intermediate (prereq CTE-4)·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
Students learn 600 common words and related grammar patterns and can carry out basic communication tasks about life, study, and work, reaching an excellent level in basic Chinese. Prerequisite: CTE-4.
Intermediate (prereq CTE-5)·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
Students learn 600+ common words and related grammar patterns, reaching an intermediate level of fluency able to manage most forms of communication in Chinese when traveling in China. Prerequisite: CTE-5.
Pre-AP / advanced (prereq CTE-6)·Weekly, school year (Sat)·Academic
In this Chinese-taught-in-English class, students focus on Chinese culture to build a foundation for the future AP Chinese exam, practicing all learned common words across four language skills in varied scenarios.
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