Shares
Bookmark

Free Kitchen Tool Labels for Chinese Immersion at Home

Home 5 Blog Posts 5 Free Chinese Kitchen Labels

If you ever run out of toys at home, go to the kitchen!  Kids love playing with kitchen utensils, as long as they are not sharp or made of breakable materials =)  For example, basic kitchen utensils like wooden spoon, spatula and metal spoons make great drum sticks.  Turn over a metal pot or bowl, and you got yourself a drum set!  For this Chinese English kitchen label printable, you can make it into a matching and or sorting game to help your little ones play and learn common kitchen items in Mandarin Chinese.

 There are a total of 15 common kitchen item labels that you can use to build an immersive environment at home.  Start by using 3 to 5 labels at a time.  The idea is not for them to know how to write these Chinese characters, it's to help them recognize how many characters there are in each word, and practice pronouncing these words every day.  Here are the kitchen labels in Chinese and English (simplified and traditional Chinese versions)

  1. Kitchen
  2. Window
  3. Sink
  4. Stool
  5. Mat
  6. Toaster
  7. Oven mitts
  8. Chopping board
  9. Vase
  10. Flowers
  11. Plates
  12. Bowls
  13. Spatula
  14. Spoon
  15. Fork

This kitchen label printable is part of our Guru-guru panda activity book.  You can also find matching kitchen coloring page to go with this set of labels.  For budding chefs, check out our free play food set with fresh ingredients that helps kids learn about vegetables and fruits and classic dishes like tomato egg and spaghetti.  

How to Use

  1. Print out PDF on 8.5"x11" in black and white or color.
  2. Cut along the dashed lines
  3. Stick each label to the right item (3-5 at a time)
  4. Say the labels out loud with your little ones and encourage them to use those words every time they are in the kitchen.
  5. After a few days, add a new set of labels.  When all the labels have been rotated, have your kids try putting the labels on the right items.

How to Download

Please log in to download this Free worksheet

Join Us for Unlimited Access

Let's Keep In Touch

I would love to keep you fully stocked with creative ideas, fun crafts and loads of activities for teaching your little on Mandarin Chinese.  Follow me on FacebookPinterestand Instagram for all my latest updates.

0 Comments

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Ni Hao, I am Julia

您好!我是朱莉亞

Lingo Buddies is created to help your little ones develop a LOVE for learning Mandarin Chinese.

Popular Posts

熱門文章

Frozen-themed Activities and Crafts for Kids Learning Chinese

It’s all about making things relevant for your kids when it comes to learning Chinese or any subject. If your kids already love the movie Frozen, give them Frozen [冰雪奇緣] activities in Chinese. They will be eager to participate because they already love anything Frozen. It will be as easy as pie to introduce your kids vocabularies and Chinese characters from the movie. And next time you watch the movie together, ask them to find those words they learned for a little repetition practice. The same technique can be applied to other areas of interests. If your kids like dinosaurs, look for Chinese learning activities and games on dinosaurs.

Chinese Mooncake Origami Craft for Kids

This mooncake papercraft is the perfect introduction to the world of origami!  I made this origami with my nephew of 3 and half and it was a piece of cake for him or mooncake I would say.  It’s definitely the easiest mooncake paper craft you can make with preschoolers and kindergarteners.  Not to mention that they get to learn about the Chinese character “month/moon” [月 | yuè] while they are at it!

Free Halloween Scavenger Hunt for Kids Learning Chinese

We are kicking off October this year with a visit to the local pumpkin patch!  This weekend we went to Clancy’s Pumpkin Patch.  Every year they set up a beautiful pumpkin patch in an empty lot next to a small park.  It’s beautifully decorated with a wide range of pumpkins, scarecrows, witches, families of skeletons (with pets, too), and many more. 

Teach Kindness To Kids With These Fun Kindness Activities In Chinese

How do you teach your kids kindness? Whether you are a parent, a school teacher, a homeschooling teacher or all of them, kindness is such an important practice that we have to instill in our little ones. But the question is, where do we start? After speaking with other parents and educators, we created these kindness activities to encourage more acts of kindness and compassion. You can use them to teach your kids at home or in a classroom. These kindness activities are perfect for preschoolers, kindergartners and first graders.

15 Easy Chinese New Year Crafts and Activities for Kids Part 2

The Chinese New Year is a truly magical time for adults and kids alike.  It’s a long celebration that begins a month before the actual date and ends 15 days after (Lantern Festival).  The Chinese New Year is a great way to spark your kids’ interest in the Chinese language because of all the creative stories and symbols built around this holiday.

Get Unlimited Download

Community for Parents Raising Bilingual Chinese-English Children