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Level 1: Learn Conversational Chinese by the following Chinese Lessons on A Day of A kindergartner

Total: 63 lessons at Level 1 for newbies

Lesson 1: Self Introduction
Lesson 2: Family Introduction
Lesson 3: Greeting (I)
Lesson 4: Greeting (II)
Review 1: Review of Lesson 1 ~ 4
Lesson 5: Getting Up (I)
Lesson 6: Getting Up (II)
Lesson 7: Getting Up (III)
Review 2: Review of Lesson 5 ~ 7
Lesson 8: Having Breakfast (I)
Lesson 9: Having Breakfast (II)
Lesson 10: Having Lunch (I)
Lesson 11: Having Lunch (II)
Lesson 12: Having Dinner (I)
Lesson 13: Having Dinner (II)
Lesson 14: Having Snack (I)
Lesson 15: Having Snack (II)
Review 3: Review of Lesson 8 ~ 15
Lesson 16: Going to School (I)
Lesson 17: Going to School (II)
Lesson 18: Going to School (III)
Review 4: Review of Lesson 16 ~ 18
Lesson 19: Arriving at School
Lesson 20: Having a Class (I)
Lesson 21: Having a Class (II)
Lesson 22: Having a class (III)
Lesson 23: Having a class (IV)
Lesson 24: Having a Class (V)
Lesson 25: Having a Class (VI)
Review 5: Review of Lesson 19 ~ 25
Lesson 26: Have a Chinese Class (I)
Lesson 27: Have a Chinese Class (II)
Lesson 28: Have an English Class
Review 6: Review of Lesson 26 ~ 28
Lesson 29: Numbers (I)
Lesson 30: Numbers (II)
Lesson 31: Having a Math Class (I)
Lesson 32: Having a Math class (II)
Review 7: Review of Lesson 29 ~ 32
Lesson 33: Having a PE class
Lesson 34: Having a Music Class
Review 8: Review of Lesson 33 ~ 34
Lesson 35: Color (I)
Lesson 36: Color (II)
Lesson 37: Shape
Lesson 38: Having a Drawing Class
Review 9: Review of Lesson 35~38
Lesson 39: Recess Time (I)
Lesson 40: Recess Time (II) - I'm sorry
Lesson 41: School is Over
Lesson 42: Going Home (I)
Lesson 43: Going Home (II)
Lesson 44: Going Home (III)
Review 10: Review of Lesson 39 ~ 44
Lesson 45: Doing Homework
Lesson 46: Taking a Shower
Lesson 47: Taking a Bath (I)
Lesson 48: Taking a Bath (II)
Lesson 49: Going to Bed (I)
Lesson 50: Going to Bed (II)
Lesson 51: Good Night
Review 11: Review of Lesson 45~51
Lesson 52: A Day Of A Kindergartner

Level 2: Learn Conversational Chinese by the following Chinese Lessons on A Week of A First Grader

Total: 47 lessons at Level 2 for beginners

Lesson 53: Chinese Greetings
Lesson 54: Occupation
Lesson 55: Family Members
Lesson 56: Elementary School Grades
Lesson 57: Elementary School Subjects
Lesson 58: Chinese Numbers
Lesson 59: Time
Lesson 60: Days of the Week
Lesson 61: Breakfast
Lesson 62: Lunch
Lesson 63: Dinner
Lesson 64: Snack
Lesson 65: Clothes
Lesson 66: Socks and Shoes
Lesson 67: House
Lesson 68: Dining Room
Lesson 69: Dining Room Sets
Lesson 70: Dining Table Cloth
Lesson 71: Kitchen
Lesson 72: Washing Dishes
Lesson 73: Microwave
Lesson 74: Living Room
Lesson 75: Study Room
Lesson 76: Bedroom
Lesson 77: Classroom
Lesson 78: Playground
Lesson 79: Park
Lesson 80: Zoo
Lesson 81: Watching TV
Lesson 82: Going to Movies
Lesson 83: Money
Lesson 84: Fruit
Lesson 85: Vegetable
Lesson 86: Meat
Lesson 87: Supermarket
Lesson 88: Restaurant
Lesson 89: I'm Sick
Lesson 90: Weather
Lesson 91: Transportation
Lesson 92: Emotions
Lesson 93: Monday
Lesson 94: Tuesday
Lesson 95: Wednesday
Lesson 96: Thursday
Lesson 97: Friday
Lesson 98: Saturday
Lesson 99: Sunday
Lesson 100: A Week of a First Grader

Level 3: Learn Conversational Chinese by the following Chinese Lessons on A Month of A Second Grader

Total: 50 lessons at Level 3 for beginners

Lesson 101: Numbers Up To 100
Lesson 102: Numbers Up To 1000
Lesson 103: Numbers Up To 10000
Lesson 104: Year
Lesson 105: Months of the Year
Lesson 106: What's the Date Today?
Lesson 107: What's Your Name?
Lesson 108: How Old Are You?
Lesson 109: Where Are You From?
Lesson 110: What Language Do You Speak?
Lesson 111: Do You Speak English?
Lesson 112: Do You Speak Chinese?
Lesson 113: When Does Your School Start?
Lesson 114: Which Grade Are You In?
Lesson 115: School Supplies
Lesson 116: Where Were You Born?
Lesson 117: What's Your Birthday?
Lesson 118: Birthday Party
Lesson 119: Birthday Presents
Lesson 120: Introducing Your Friend
Lesson 121: What's Your Phone Number?
Lesson 122: What's Your e-mail?
Lesson 123: What's Your Address?
Lesson 124: What's Your Hobby?
Lesson 125: What's Your Favorite Sports?
Lesson 126: Riding a Bicycle
Lesson 127: Climbing a Mountain
Lesson 128: Swimming
Lesson 129: Jumping Rope
Lesson 130: Reading
Lesson 131: Writing

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