Zhima Jie (Chinese: 芝麻街; pinyin: zhīma jiē) is a Chinese adaptation of Sesame Street, that aired from 1998-2001. There was an unsuccessful attempt to revive it for the 2004 season.[1] Because of its importance in Chinese culture, the show's curriculum goals emphasized aesthetics and the arts. This area was further divided into three subsections: sensitivity to aesthetics (perception, sense of hearing, kinesthesia, language arts, and Chinese calligraphic arts), aesthetic experience (experiencing nature, perception of the human-made environment, and arts appreciation), and artistic creativity (composition, music and body movement, and music composition).[2]
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Characters
- Hu Hu Zhu
- Little Plum
- Da Niao (Big Bird)
Cast
- LaLa Ma as Da Niao
Books
- Sesame Street School Readiness (11 titles)
- Sesame Street Thinking Child (6 titles)
- Sesame Street Learning Environment (4 titles)
References
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- ^ Cole, Charlotte F; Beth A. Richman & Susan A. McCann Brown (2001). "The world of Sesame Street research". in Fisch, Shalom M. "G" is for growing: Thirty years of research on children and Sesame Street. Mahweh, New Jersey: Lawrence Erlbaum Publishers. p. 159. ISBN 0-8058-3395-1.
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