Learning Chinese for Tactile Learners
Our last learning
style is the tactile learning style. Tactile learns are able to learn easily
with the use of their hands, meaning they need to touch and feel things.
Learning materials like pop-up books, scratch and sniff books, activities with
clay or origami and activities with clay can help a tactile learner learn
better. Here are a few examples:
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| Lucky New Year! With Flaps, Pop-Ups, and More! by Mary Man-Kong, English, Hardcover | |||||||
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Great book for children who will love to scratch and sniff the sweet oranges. Let them turn the wheel to find their Chinese animal year!  | |||||||
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| Buzz Off I'm Busy, (Busy Bugz Pop-up Series) in Traditional and English | |||||||
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A flying bee flew looking for friends to play with. No matter where he went to every friend was busy and had no time to play. When they finished their day's work and they had time to play, they found a sign "Buzz Off!", for Zed is snoozing. | |||||||
Touching, playing
around, and even smelling can stimulate the tactile learner’s senses and help
him or her remember and learn more.
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