Chinese Made Easy (3rd Edition) series is designed for young students taking exams such as SAT II, IGCSE, IB, HSK, or for those students who are starting to learn Chinese on their own. Here is a table for reference:

Books 1-3	IGCSE Foreign Language(UK)
Books 1-4	HSK Levels1-4(China)
Books 1-5	IGCSE Second Language(UK), HSK Levels1-5(China), AP(US), SAT II(US)
Books 6-7	HSK Level 6(China), IB BS Level, IB BH Level

It adopts a unique approach to teaching Chinese as a foreign language. The teaching approach adapts widely-accepted foreign language teaching theories to the teaching of Chinese language.
The third edition consists of 7 books and in two stages. The first stage consists of books 1- 4, and the second stage consists of books 5 - 7.

Features:
Pronunciation: Audio recordings of new words, texts, rhymes and listening exercises are available for students to listen and imitate with a view to improving pronunciation.
Chinese character: This series stresses the importance of teaching basic strokes, stroke order, character structures and radicals.
Vocabulary: The relevant meaning of each character is introduced. The fixed phrases and idioms are learned through sample sentences so that students can better understand and correctly apply new words.
Grammar: The importance of learning grammar systematically is emphasized. Grammatical rules are explained in a simple manner.
Culture: As students' Chinese language skills increase, an effort has been made to introduce contemporary China and Chinese culture.
Examinations: Varied and relevant topics have been chosen with reference to the latest syllabus requirements of IGCSE, AP, IB. The core vocabulary of the IGCSE, IB and prescribed vocabulary list for HSK have been carefully considered.

Supplementary Print and Digital Resources:

Materials	Category	Introduction
Workbook	Publications	Workbooks of Volumes 1-4 focus on improving reading and writing skills. Articles for reading exercise can also be used as writing models for reference. Workbooks of Volume 5-7 are bound together with textbooks.
Teacher's Book	Publications	Teaching advice, key points and difficult points are provided with answers for textbook exercises.
Chinese Characters Workbook	Publications	Handwriting practice are provided to help students familiarize themselves with strokes, stroke order, and structure of Chinese characters.
Listening Exercises	Publications	Listening exercise based on the topic, vocabulary and grammar of every lesson.
Reading Exercises	Publications	Exercises are based on the theme, vocabulary and grammar structure of each lesson.
Posters	Publications	Vocabularies and pictures extracted from common topics, which can be materials in lessons or decorations in the classroom.
Online Textbook	Digital Resources	Provide e-book of each volume with various functions including playing recordings, showing answers, brushes and inserting notes to meet your teaching purposes.
Chinese Character Cards	Digital Resources	Cards are used by teachers for classroom activities and games of Chinese learning.
Answer for Reference	Digital Resources	Answers of exercises on textbooks and workbooks are provided.
Unit Assessment	Digital Resources	Practice test materials designed for Chinese standard exams are provided which can be used for regular tests and mock exams.
Interactive Courseware	Digital Resources	Courseware (PowerPoint) is provided to reduce teachers' workload of lesson planning.
Audio	Digital Resources	Audio files of Chinese vocabulary, texts, poems, and listening practice are provided.

This series will introduce approximately 1800 characters.

Topics explored in the series:	Topics of Book1:
Personal introduction	Numbers	Jobs
Appearance and personality	Months and dates	Transportation
School subjects and facilities	Time	Address
Social relationships	Name	Greetings
Food and health	Family members	Daily routines
Entertainment and tourism	Appearance	Clothes
Communication and media	Nationality	Extra-curricular activities
Environment	Languages
Technology
Customs, traditions and festivals
Global issues
Chinese geography and history