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@matias My 6yo has been learning to read Chinese since she was about that age, and that's indeed too young to really get into the school textbooks yet.
That being said, you might still want to introduce those textbooks at some point before she starts primary school in Norway. Because without a head start, learning to read Chinese will be a slog compared to the speed of learning an alphabetic language, which would be very demoralizing.
@matias We're following the methodology of a Chinese school based in Stuttgart called Vikbas. I can't find to much about them on the web (I think they operate mostly on WeChat), but I did find the LinkedIn of the head of the school: https://de.linkedin.com/in/xuan-li-010b7558?challengeId=AQGEeKWYTc6E6AAAAYnHPfW7g0Wisz1MiPEJLGM-jMYe9vPrZR6y2cPhVY9EKbb9qE6WIX8hNYkT8uql-CUP0roXYKY3YLg5lg&submissionId=a621f918-7194-7817-1032-973164ca1803&challengeSource=AgHI7IoLKUVaVgAAAYnHPkXCxT_yxOtwHHrG8XLNAqZ_6v6OW-hdF5kLhG7qmHM&challegeType=AgGbjFU38o_D1gAAAYnHPkXGP0Ir9TCutmj_6CE0e20M7VpNerilbvs&memberId=AgGgVcHVMmVWXQAAAYnHPkXJ0P9lybhvU8QqEFE_So3doR4&recognizeDevice=AgED-lYrU4vhzgAAAYnHPkXNLEXnP5t9X0eHY5m8ZE79giDVldIG
They have a remote class once a week for kids who aren't based in Stuttgart itself, but the majority of learning has to happen throughout the week outside class, otherwise their approach won't work.
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