About Us 关于我们
Mei Jia Chinese Learning Center is a multi-faceted Mandarin language and Chinese cultural learning center. We offer Morning program for preschoolers, after school program for elementary students, and weekend program for all students at different ages and levels. We maintain a very low teacher-to-student ratio so that each student will have individualized instruction. Many students in our program have passed the AP Chinese Exam, continued Mandarin as a language subject in college, and won many awards in Chinese calligraphy and poetry contests, such as the Chinese Bridge Cup Recital and Calligraphy Contests, and CLTAC (Chinese Language Teachers Association of California) Mandarin Speech Contests, etc. Please check out our activity photos here.
Campus:
Lawton School, Starr King Elementary, Clarendon School,
Mckinley Elementary, Rooftop School, BHDS, and Sunset Site
Mei Jia Chinese Learning Center is a multi-faceted Mandarin language and Chinese cultural learning center. We offer Morning program for preschoolers, after school program for elementary students, and weekend program for all students at different ages and levels. We maintain a very low teacher-to-student ratio so that each student will have individualized instruction. Many students in our program have passed the AP Chinese Exam, continued Mandarin as a language subject in college, and won many awards in Chinese calligraphy and poetry contests, such as the Chinese Bridge Cup Recital and Calligraphy Contests, and CLTAC (Chinese Language Teachers Association of California) Mandarin Speech Contests, etc. Please check out our activity photos here.
Campus:
Lawton School, Starr King Elementary, Clarendon School,
Mckinley Elementary, Rooftop School, BHDS, and Sunset Site
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2015 Mei Jia Mandarin Language Summer Camp
Join us for our program this Summer! We will have lots of fun while learning and improving a second language. We will offer a variety of amazing activities including dance, games, crafts, Chinese calligraphy, painting, paper cutting, cooking, Kung Fu martial arts and much, much more! Our teachers create different activities and art projects for our campers each year. At the end of each two week session, we will invite families to join us for an exciting performance and party that students put together to showcase newly acquired language skills.
From the moment campers step foot into Mei Jia's Summer Camp they will be fully immersed in the culture and language. Our teachers carefully plan all activities to help children learn, think and communicate in Mandarin; making this experience interesting and fun in a relaxed and nurturing environment.
Students are grouped into three classes- beginning, intermediate, and advanced- according to language proficiency. Each two week session is packed with many activities that promote learning and growth, as well as time in the great outdoors providing opportunities to use the language.
We feature:
-Bi-weekly theme based activities
-Weekly field trips
-Special Visitors/Speakers
-Family performance parties
-Skilled Staff trained to work with children
-Low teacher to student ratio
-Indoor and outdoor space on site
Mei Jia Summer camp is a great place for children to make new friends, explore, create and learn lifelong skills all in Mandarin. Give your child the gift of learning a second language this summer. Join us at Mei Jia Summer Camp!
Registration is on a first come first served basis.
Camps will run from June 8th, 2015 to August 14th, 2015. Summer Camp registration begins February 2nd, space is limited!
Age: Entering kindergarten -5th grade
Camp Time: 8:30am-3:00pm
Awesome Extended Camp is our optional morning extended camp from 7:30am - 8:30am, After Camp options that go until 6pm.
Camp Location: 2578 42nd AVE, San Francisco, CA 94116
and a Church in Sunset district
Camp Tuition:
$50 non refundable registration fee
$480/session Each Session is 2 weeks
$60/session Before care (7:30–8:30 am)
$140/session After Camp Care (3:00–6:00 pm)
$260/week There is an opportunity to participate in a weekly camp
There may be an additional charge for the field trips
Refunds: No refunds after May 15, 2015
We do not offer a refund/credit for non-attendance of a class
Lunch: Lunch: Bring your own healthy lunch
Sign up and save!
$50 registration discount for the early birds, and additional $40 discount for the second session who register for more than one sessions, and paid by April 1st. Sibling discount of $20/session/family
Registration and Payment
1. For each camper, please completely fill out all parts of the registration form, and permission and release form. Remember to sign each form.
2. Submit your registration and payment. All registrations must be accompanied by a non-refundable $50 registration, tuition for all the sessions.
3. Send a check with your child's name and the sessions signed up payable to: Mei Jia Chinese Learning Center, 2578 42nd Ave San Francisco CA, 94116.
Join us for our program this Summer! We will have lots of fun while learning and improving a second language. We will offer a variety of amazing activities including dance, games, crafts, Chinese calligraphy, painting, paper cutting, cooking, Kung Fu martial arts and much, much more! Our teachers create different activities and art projects for our campers each year. At the end of each two week session, we will invite families to join us for an exciting performance and party that students put together to showcase newly acquired language skills.
From the moment campers step foot into Mei Jia's Summer Camp they will be fully immersed in the culture and language. Our teachers carefully plan all activities to help children learn, think and communicate in Mandarin; making this experience interesting and fun in a relaxed and nurturing environment.
Students are grouped into three classes- beginning, intermediate, and advanced- according to language proficiency. Each two week session is packed with many activities that promote learning and growth, as well as time in the great outdoors providing opportunities to use the language.
We feature:
-Bi-weekly theme based activities
-Weekly field trips
-Special Visitors/Speakers
-Family performance parties
-Skilled Staff trained to work with children
-Low teacher to student ratio
-Indoor and outdoor space on site
Mei Jia Summer camp is a great place for children to make new friends, explore, create and learn lifelong skills all in Mandarin. Give your child the gift of learning a second language this summer. Join us at Mei Jia Summer Camp!
Registration is on a first come first served basis.
Camps will run from June 8th, 2015 to August 14th, 2015. Summer Camp registration begins February 2nd, space is limited!
Age: Entering kindergarten -5th grade
Camp Time: 8:30am-3:00pm
Awesome Extended Camp is our optional morning extended camp from 7:30am - 8:30am, After Camp options that go until 6pm.
Camp Location: 2578 42nd AVE, San Francisco, CA 94116
and a Church in Sunset district
Camp Tuition:
$50 non refundable registration fee
$480/session Each Session is 2 weeks
$60/session Before care (7:30–8:30 am)
$140/session After Camp Care (3:00–6:00 pm)
$260/week There is an opportunity to participate in a weekly camp
There may be an additional charge for the field trips
Refunds: No refunds after May 15, 2015
We do not offer a refund/credit for non-attendance of a class
Lunch: Lunch: Bring your own healthy lunch
Sign up and save!
$50 registration discount for the early birds, and additional $40 discount for the second session who register for more than one sessions, and paid by April 1st. Sibling discount of $20/session/family
Registration and Payment
1. For each camper, please completely fill out all parts of the registration form, and permission and release form. Remember to sign each form.
2. Submit your registration and payment. All registrations must be accompanied by a non-refundable $50 registration, tuition for all the sessions.
3. Send a check with your child's name and the sessions signed up payable to: Mei Jia Chinese Learning Center, 2578 42nd Ave San Francisco CA, 94116.
Session One: Let’s Go Camping (June 8-19)
In this session, campers explore and learn about survival skills in the great outdoors. Tents, sleeping bags, campfire stories, BBQs, fishing games, map reading, treasure hunts, are just some of the activities planned for language learning fun in our outdoor adventures!
Session Two: Passport Through China (June 22-July 3)
In this session, Ku Fu Panda is joining our camp; campers will have their passport ready to explore China with Ku Fu Panda. There will be a holistic approach to teaching the language, culture and holidays. We will celebrate the main Chinese traditional festivals. During this session, activities include paper-cutting, calligraphy, brush painting, and a tea ceremony. We’ll also cook traditional holiday food (dumplings, spring rolls and other treats), experience various cultural activities, and watch and discuss the points of interest of China's long history and sites of natural beauty.
Session Three: Friends of the Rainforest (July 6- 17)
Be a Rainforest Friend! Did you know that more than 50% of the world’s animals and plants are found in rainforests? During this session, the children learn about the rainforest’s climates, weather, deforestation and its impacts on people and places. Campers will go on a fieldtrip. There they will have the chance to see insects, birds, fish and reptiles that can be found in rainforest habitats. We will go on our own expedition in the park and hike in search of hidden animal colors in the woods to discuss the importance of camouflage and adaptation of rainforest animals. Lot’s of exploring fun to be had!
Session Four: Healthy Asian Cooking (July 20- 31)
This session offers campers a chance to learn how to cook Asian dishes in this exciting, interactive hands-on cooking class, crafting delectable delicacies inspired by cultures and cuisines worldwide. We will focus on vocabulary relating to different healthy foods, ingredients, and methods of cooking. Learning to write recipes in detail is step one! In addition to cooking healthy, we will also discuss how eating healthy and exercise affects our bodies. We have it all covered in this session!
Campers will take home culinary creations. Each day they will create a tempting new recipe for you to enjoy! We will also visit a dim sum restaurant to taste the wide variety of traditional Chinese eats while practicing their Mandarin language skills.
This session will be charged extra $30 for the food materials.
Session Five: All About Me, A Scientific Approach (August 3-14)
Uncover the mysteries of the heart and skeletal systems.
We will put on our lab coats and transform our classroom into a science lab! Our little scientist campers will take part of hands on activities to help broaden their basic understanding of basic sciences and health sciences.
During this session campers will be introduced to a host of health related careers while they participate in activities such as:
- Introduction to skeletal and human anatomy
- The cardio-vascular system
- Animal heart, eye and kidney dissection
We will construct a skeleton and discuss how it supports, protects, and maintains our bodies. The activities will stimulate the students’ interests in medical science.
In this session, campers explore and learn about survival skills in the great outdoors. Tents, sleeping bags, campfire stories, BBQs, fishing games, map reading, treasure hunts, are just some of the activities planned for language learning fun in our outdoor adventures!
Session Two: Passport Through China (June 22-July 3)
In this session, Ku Fu Panda is joining our camp; campers will have their passport ready to explore China with Ku Fu Panda. There will be a holistic approach to teaching the language, culture and holidays. We will celebrate the main Chinese traditional festivals. During this session, activities include paper-cutting, calligraphy, brush painting, and a tea ceremony. We’ll also cook traditional holiday food (dumplings, spring rolls and other treats), experience various cultural activities, and watch and discuss the points of interest of China's long history and sites of natural beauty.
Session Three: Friends of the Rainforest (July 6- 17)
Be a Rainforest Friend! Did you know that more than 50% of the world’s animals and plants are found in rainforests? During this session, the children learn about the rainforest’s climates, weather, deforestation and its impacts on people and places. Campers will go on a fieldtrip. There they will have the chance to see insects, birds, fish and reptiles that can be found in rainforest habitats. We will go on our own expedition in the park and hike in search of hidden animal colors in the woods to discuss the importance of camouflage and adaptation of rainforest animals. Lot’s of exploring fun to be had!
Session Four: Healthy Asian Cooking (July 20- 31)
This session offers campers a chance to learn how to cook Asian dishes in this exciting, interactive hands-on cooking class, crafting delectable delicacies inspired by cultures and cuisines worldwide. We will focus on vocabulary relating to different healthy foods, ingredients, and methods of cooking. Learning to write recipes in detail is step one! In addition to cooking healthy, we will also discuss how eating healthy and exercise affects our bodies. We have it all covered in this session!
Campers will take home culinary creations. Each day they will create a tempting new recipe for you to enjoy! We will also visit a dim sum restaurant to taste the wide variety of traditional Chinese eats while practicing their Mandarin language skills.
This session will be charged extra $30 for the food materials.
Session Five: All About Me, A Scientific Approach (August 3-14)
Uncover the mysteries of the heart and skeletal systems.
We will put on our lab coats and transform our classroom into a science lab! Our little scientist campers will take part of hands on activities to help broaden their basic understanding of basic sciences and health sciences.
During this session campers will be introduced to a host of health related careers while they participate in activities such as:
- Introduction to skeletal and human anatomy
- The cardio-vascular system
- Animal heart, eye and kidney dissection
We will construct a skeleton and discuss how it supports, protects, and maintains our bodies. The activities will stimulate the students’ interests in medical science.
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Reserve your spot Now!Registration is on a first come first served basis.
Registration:
Registration on a first come first served basis.
For each camper, please clearly and completely fill out the registration form, and permission and release form. Remember to sign each form.
Submit your registration and payment. All fees must be submitted by the time of enrollment.
By Mail: Send the completed forms with a check with your child's name ans the sessions signed up, payable to:
Mei Jia Chinese Learning Center, 2578 42nd Ave San Francisco CA, 94116
Registration on a first come first served basis.
For each camper, please clearly and completely fill out the registration form, and permission and release form. Remember to sign each form.
Submit your registration and payment. All fees must be submitted by the time of enrollment.
By Mail: Send the completed forms with a check with your child's name ans the sessions signed up, payable to:
Mei Jia Chinese Learning Center, 2578 42nd Ave San Francisco CA, 94116
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Happy Spring Festival!春节快乐！
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Chinese New Year(中国新年zhōng guó xīn nián) is coming! We have to decorate our house to celebrate the Spring Festival(春节chūn jié). Now let me tell you how to write Chinese 福（fú)!
1. Prepare all the writing materials like red paper,writing brush,Chinese ink. 2. Follow the post to draw the character,be more patient 3. Paste the 福 upside down on your door. 4. Make a wish. Then all the good fortunes will come to your home! 福 good fortune, happiness 福到了！！！From Touch Chinese |
对联 duì liá
a pair of scrolls containing a poetic couplet The Chinese people love to stick couplets on the Spring Festival,which are also written on red paper(红纸hóng zhǐ). We have red antithetical couplets on our doors, we set off firecracker and celebrate the new year. Did you see it before? Do you understand the meaning? Would you paste one? |
