1. Brown bear, brown bear, what do you see? 》
The best book for children's cognition I think this book is definitely a masterpiece of children's cognition, especially suitable for children aged 1-3. There is basically no story in this book, but it creates a little suspense through questions such as "What do you see", which makes readers (including children) expect to continue reading. And it is catchy to read and has a strong sense of rhythm. Its color is bold, simple and bright, and the animal image is a unique collage, which is very easy to attract children's attention.
2. Pat the Rabbit
This book stimulates children's senses and interests in English from many aspects, such as sight, smell and touch. For example, on the page of patting the rabbit, the rabbit really has rabbit hair, so you can touch it. On the page of smelling flowers, the printed flowers are really fragrant, so you can smell them ... By "playing" this book, children can easily understand the meaning of simple verbs, such as shooting, smelling and feeling.
3. Dear Zoo
The design of the flip book is particularly attractive to children, and it can give them a feeling of holding their breath every time before opening the lid. Easy-to-understand storylines and vivid animal images make it easy for one-year-old children to understand. This book has become a classic of toy flip-flops, and it has been selected into the list of "100 picture books that everyone should know" recommended by new york Library.
4. "Where are the spots? 》
This book has the same effect as Dear Zoo: the design of the book is particularly attractive to children, and the easy-to-understand storyline and vivid animal images make it easy for one-year-old children to understand. Spot is a series of picture books, which attracts many children all over the world with simple stories and vivid illustrations. This series of books has sold more than 50 million copies all over the world.
5. Does a kangaroo have a mother? 》
Simple and repetitive rhythmic sentences, bright and bold colors and vivid animal images make this picture book very popular with young children. The "strange grammar" in picture books keeps appearing, which makes children unconsciously "internalize" this part of grammar when reading picture books.
6. Good night, Moon
This is a classic picture book that has been popular for 60 years. It tells a gentle bedtime story, which basically has no storyline, but the little rabbit says good night to everything familiar around him before going to bed. These carefully selected things, coupled with repeated "good night", turn the whole picture book into a poem with a sense of rhythm and rhythm, which is very suitable for children over one year old to sleep.
7. Silly Sally
This is a very interesting and meaningless story. In the book, silly Sally has a head of red hair, and she is very happy. She walked backwards into the city with a headlong posture, and her exaggerated body movements were completely in line with children's naughty nature and occasional pranks. The charm of this picture book mainly lies in its sense of rhythm and rhythm (every sentence rhymes). If you read it out in an appropriate rhythm, even if the child can't fully understand the meaning, he can listen with relish.
8. Heidi and the Fox
This is an interesting and easy-to-understand children's picture book. The expressions of all kinds of animals are vivid, from the indifference at the beginning to the panic at the end, all of them are vividly displayed. Children of this age can identify most of their own body parts, and parents can let their children identify various body parts of foxes as an interaction when reading picture books.
9. "Where is the baby's navel? 》
Since the child is 1 year and 3 months-1 year and 6 months, he should be able to recognize most parts of his body. This is the best time to start reading this book. Older children, if they haven't learned to speak English in different parts of their bodies before, can also learn happily through interaction by looking at the design of this picture book.
10. It's time for bed
This is a warm picture book full of rhythm. Recurrent sentence patterns are catchy to read and help you sleep. In addition, you can learn the names of some animals in infancy through this book, such as ponies called foals and calves called calves.