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Chinese-American heritage

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The vast land and culture of China are introduced in this fascinating program about the immigration of Chinese Americans and the traditions that they brought with them. Children learn how to count to ten and say a few words in Chinese, take a tour of New York City's Chinatown to see exotic foods and herbs, and learn how to make a Chinese ink painting. They'll also enjoy an animated folktale called The Magic Pot and learn to sing a Chinese folk song called "Wo Ti Hao Chia Shiang," which means "my old hometown."

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Title

Chinese-American heritage

Call No

DVD 973 .049

Authors

Mitchell, Trish
Yates, Sissy
Schlessinger, Andrew
Rashad, Phylicia, 1948-
Schlessinger Media

Subjects

Cultural pluralism--United States--DVD.
National characteristics, American--DVD.
Chinese Americans--DVD.
American national characteristics--DVD.
United States--Civilization--Chinese influences--DVD.
China--Social life and customs--DVD.

Language

English

Spanish

Published

PA : Schlessinger Video Productions, 2006.

Publication Desc

1 videodisc 25 mn. 1 teacher's guide.

ISBN

1417106832

Series

American cultures for children American cultures for children.

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Summary Note

The vast land and culture of China are introduced in this fascinating program about the immigration of Chinese Americans and the traditions that they brought with them. Children learn how to count to ten and say a few words in Chinese, take a tour of New York City's Chinatown to see exotic foods and herbs, and learn how to make a Chinese ink painting. They'll also enjoy an animated folktale called The Magic Pot and learn to sing a Chinese folk song called "Wo Ti Hao Chia Shiang," which means "my old hometown."

General Note

Includes discussion questions and a teacher's guide; teacher's guide also available online at http://www.libraryvideo.com.
Previously released on videocassette in 1997.
Public performance rights.
Summary taken from Library Video Company website.

Content Note

Introduction to China -- Say it in Chinese -- Chinese Americans -- The magic pot -- Count in Chinese -- Make an ink painting -- Chinese characters -- Sing! Wo? ti hao chia shiang -- Conclusion.