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Language and Script WHAT I AM TO DO WHAT I AM TO SAY 1. Using DK CHINA … Chinese is the oldest Read pages 26 - 27 and 219. continuously written language in the world. Pictures were drawn to express words and ideas. Complex thoughts are expressed by a combination of simpler pictures. Have your children copy all the Chinese characters from this section of AHEART4YOU: CHINA into MY PASSPORT. They can use a medium or wide felt tip pen or a calligraphy marker. 2. Go To… http://csymbol.com/ Find the first name of each person in your family. In China writing is considered an art form. Chinese characters are very beautiful. I want us to learn to draw a few Chinese words. They will be fun to draw. Look at this Chinese character.… It is my name written in Chinese. Let’s find and copy your name in MY PASSPORT, page 54. Write the first name of each member of our family in MY PASSPORT on pages 54 and 55. 24 - SAMPLE PAGES from AHeart4You: China © 2007 Quine
Untitled Untitled 2 Untitled Untitled 03/29/2007 08:29 AM Page 1 of 1 03/29/2007 08:31 AM 03/29/2007 08:30 AM Page 1 of 1 Page 1 of 1 03/29/2007 08:30 AM Page 1 of 1 Remember, many of the Ancient Chinese characters originated from the time period between Noah and Abraham. These are the Ancient Chinese characters for the word Righteousness. Draw these characters in MY PASSPORT, page 67. SHEEP Untitled 2 03/29/2007 08:37 AM Close Unicode value: 32681 / 7FA9 ME RIGHTEOUSNESS Close Close These two characters (hand and spear) make up the word “Me.” Close Close Page 1 of 1 HAND + SPEAR What ideas are contained in the Ancient Chinese character “Righteousness”? Righteousness is the shed blood of a lamb for me or I am covered by the blood of the lamb. SAMPLE PAGES - Cornerstone Curriculum 25
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