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Mar 092013
Mar 072013
时间(Time)： 12:45 PM ; 地点: Cafeteria
孩童的好奇心是人生瑰宝之一。为了鼓励和培养孩童的好奇心, 中文学校将于三月十日开始主办儿童探奇系列科学知识讲座. 内容包括自然科学与人文科学的诸多方面。
正如所有中文学校活动，我们需要家长的大力支持下与帮助。我们需要更多家长来为孩子们讲授各种知识。主题可包括自然科学与人文科学的个个方面. 请有兴趣的家长与Sarah Zhang< sarah.zhang68@gmail.com> or Linda Wu <wu_lihua@yahoo.com> 联系. 谢谢支持!
Children learn by asking questions. To foster their curiosity and enthusiasm, HXGNY will host a series of science seminars for children.
As with all activities in our school, we need support from parents. We need more parents to come here to talk about science and any other interesting subjects with our children. If you are interested, please contact Sarah Zhang < sarah.zhang68@gmail.com> or Linda Wu <wu_lihua@yahoo.com>. Thank you for your support!
Our first education seminar will be presented by Wai Tang regarding the universe:
What is the origin of our universe? Is the Big Bang the answer? What is inflation? Is our universe still expanding? Will it stop expanding and collapse back to a point? What is dark matter? How come we think dark matter exists, even though we have not detected it yet? And how about dark energy? Is it really there? These are some of the interesting questions we would like to explore in our first Universe Seminar specifically designed for our youngsters.
Mar 072013
儿 童的音乐才华需要悉心的培养与得当的方法。正确的方法会帮助儿童热爱音乐并能在才能上迅速提高并超越。本周日我们邀请Professor Elena Rossman, President of the American Association for Development of the Gifted and Talented, 给父母传授她30年来教学与培养儿童音乐才能的经验。
How do you cultivate children’s love of music and effectively foster children’s music talent? Professor Elena Rossman will share her more than 30 years’ experience with parents on teaching children music.
时间(Time): 10AM – 11AM, 地点(Location): Cafeteria
Mar 022013
二月二十四日不仅是春节之后的第一个节日，元宵节，
02/24 not only marked the first major holiday after the Chinese New Year, but also witnessed the first Chinese Costume Day and Lantern Parade in Huaxia Greater New York Chinese School. In teams and groups, children walked around the school, showcasing colorful dresses and a variety of lanterns. The goody bag given at the end of the parade, of course, was the best part . Teachers also took the opportunity to tell students the thousand-year history of this Chinese tradition. The Halloween parade and the Lantern Parade each had its own flavor, which gave students an opportunity to compare and to appreciate the uniqueness of different cultures.
“穿唐装,提灯笼,游行华夏闹元宵”
From 华夏大纽约元宵游行, posted by HuaXia Greater New York on 2/25/2013 (99 items)
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Mar 022013
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