

Storytime Incursions
At Chinese Playtime, we bring the magic of storytelling to kindergartens, schools and libraries across Australia.
Our engaging Storytime incursions are designed to immerse young learners in the world of Chinese language and culture through a blend of songs, dance, reading and fun activities.
We ensure there are plenty of opportunities for children to actively participate, learn through movement, and connect with the Lulu and Lenny Learn Chinese stories.
Find our books in your nearest library
Victoria
State Library of Victoria​ (Pauline Candle Children's Quarter)
Yarra Libraries
Mornington Peninsula Libraries
Kingston Information & Library Service
Central Highlands Libraries
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Queensland
State Library of Queensland
Brisbane City Council Library Service
Gold Coast City Council Library Service
Mackay Regional Libraries
Moreton Bay Regional Libraries​
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Our purpose

Chinese Playtime was established to create resources for children to learn without the reliance of a Chinese teacher or Chinese speaking parent.
The resources in physical and online format introduce new Chinese words spelled phonetically, where little or no language learning experience is required.
The books, videos, puzzles, games (and much more) are created to inspire language learning in children and to adopt a positive association with Mandarin from an early age.
Why learn Chinese?
As parents, you want to give your child every opportunity to succeed in life. Learning Mandarin is one of the best ways to do just that.

Developmental Benefits
Studies have shown that learning a new language can boost memory, concentration, and problem-solving skills, and that's just the beginning.

Most popular language
Mandarin is the most widely spoken language in the world and China's growing global influence makes it an increasingly valuable skill.

Appreciation of culture
Learning Mandarin can broaden children's perspectives and appreciation of different cultures.
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Testimonials
"My daughter absolutely loves this book and asks me to read it to her almost every night before bed. What a great way to make learning fun!"
- Nat C
“We are loving Lulu and Lenny Learn Chinese Greetings! My son is only 1 (almost 2) but he loves picture books. Not only is he learning, we are learning too! He is also interested in knowing where China is on the map and can locate China at 21 months old!!”
- Tahan L
"I love this book because the pictures are so nice and you get to learn new Chinese words. I'm so looking forward to learning more Chinese with Lulu and Lenny."
- Bella B
