Your child already loves Halloween. Let’s make Chinese part of the fun.
▶ Click to watch the Halloween sing-along “Knock, Knock, Knock — Who's There?” on YouTube
Trick or treat?
This Halloween, treat your kids to Chinese too.
Cut, play and sing — and turn pumpkins, ghosts and witches into Chinese words your child can say, even if you can't read a word of it yourself.
✓My Word Collection + 6 Halloween activity sheets
✓A Halloween sing-along rhyme (scan the QR code)
✓1 online sing-along pronunciation app
✓Traditional + Simplified Chinese sheets
✓For kids aged 2–10
“I want my child to know where they come from.
I just don't know how to teach it.”
Maybe your parents spoke it at home, and you understood.
But somewhere between school, friends, and simply growing up in an English-speaking world, the language slipped away. Now you're a parent yourself, and you want something different for your child. But how do you pass on a language you can't fully speak?
You're not alone, and it's not too late.
Language researchers call this the “second-generation gap” — an incredibly common pattern in immigrant and heritage families. It doesn't mean the connection is gone. It means it's waiting to be picked back up, in a way that doesn't require you to already be fluent.
You don't have to read Chinese.
You just have to know what to do.
The activity sheets themselves are printed in real Traditional and Simplified Chinese — no English on the page. That's on purpose: this is genuine Chinese for your child to grow into, not a worksheet translated down to English.
But you're never left guessing. The moment you check out, you unlock our English activity guide — every activity explained: what it is, what you'll need, and how to do it with your child. For the parts where pronunciation matters, our online sing-along app does the talking — your child taps, listens, and repeats. No Chinese required from you at all.
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You'll get instant access after checkout, with a login link to your Le Le App course area. Everything lives in one place — play online, or download and print for your child. Every activity sheet includes Traditional Chinese + Simplified Chinese versions.
Culture and language were
never meant to be separated
A festival is never just a date on the calendar. Halloween carries a language inside every part of it — the words for “pumpkin” and “witch,” the sound of a rhyme at the door, the story behind every costume. When your child cuts out a paper ghost, colours a jack-o'-lantern, or sings “knock, knock, knock — who's there?” they're not just doing a craft — they're absorbing the language the festival is told in.
You don't teach a child to love a festival and separately teach them the words for it. The words arrive with the fun — carried inside the story, the making, the singing.
That's the doorway this Halloween opens — and you don't need to speak a word of Chinese to walk through it with your child. We designed 7 activity sheets + 1 online pronunciation practice, each one a small chance for your child to hear the language, see the language, and connect it to a memory they'll keep.
8 activities,
8 chances to hear and see the language
Every activity works on its own — start with whichever one your child is drawn to
Activity 08 is an online-only practice tool｜All other activities are printable sheets, in Traditional + Simplified Chinese
Who is this for?
✓ Parents who don't speak Chinese but want their child to feel connected to their heritage
✓ Second- or third-generation families rebuilding a language connection that slipped away
✓ Multicultural and multilingual families raising kids with more than one culture
✓ Homeschool parents looking for a meaningful, low-pressure way to bring culture into learning
✓ 2–10 year olds, and the grown-ups who want to celebrate alongside them
This Halloween, give your child
what you're still finding your way back to
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You don't have to already speak the language to start passing it on.
You just have to begin —
one festival, one story, one pumpkin at a time.
Your child's connection to this culture doesn't depend on your fluency.
It depends on showing up together.
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