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The research on children's psychology shows that children's best way to learn is to play games-playing middle school is their favorite and most acceptable way to learn.
Adults tend to solidify their thinking and think that reading should be an honest reading of words. In fact, in childhood, cultivating children's interest in reading is more important than "learning" some knowledge and knowing how many words. /kloc-toy books began to enter the stage of children's books in the 0 th and 9 th centuries, opening a new world of children's education. Books that can be read and played as children's enlightenment books are undoubtedly more in line with children's psychology and more conducive to cultivating children's reading interest.
Take the Japanese infant picture book master Tong Gongjia as an example;
"I'm so happy to wear it" is a toy book integrating English, enlightenment and early education, and fun cognition, which is suitable for children aged 2-4.
In this book, Tong Gong Jia designed a rope-threading game to exercise children's hand muscles and promote brain development. Finger fine motor training is one of the early education and training subjects for children in this period.
Learning while playing and playing while learning-this is the greatest significance of toy books for children.
Children's books are unique, colorful and vivid, which are very suitable for infants to read. His picture books were selected as "Selected Books of Japanese School Library Association" and the pop-up book series published in China won the "China Children's Book Award". His books make children and parents fondle admiringly.
"I'm so happy to wear it" has four contents.
The first content is the shape.
Knowing the circle, triangle and square and comparing Chinese and English can help the baby to have a good context from an early age. The windows are arranged in a row with different shapes, which not only exercises the baby's observation ability, but also exercises his logical thinking ability, and can also practice the fine movements of his fingers by threading ropes.
The understanding of three shapes can be extended to life. What are the three different shapes in daily life? Guide the baby to observe.
The second content is the animals on the grassland.
Knowing lions, giraffes and elephants, you can show your baby what these three animals look like in the video, imitate the sounds of these three animals and expand different knowledge.
The third content is animals in the ocean.
Learn about penguins, dolphins and whales. You can also let the baby know where these three different marine creatures live on the earth through the video, know them and be able to complete the training of queuing and stringing.
The fourth content is the animals in the room.
Know rabbits, cats and dogs. For families with pets, you can directly compare them with small pets at home. Different pets eat different foods, which can guide a little food-related knowledge, and finally queue up to wear them to complete the purpose of cognition and training.
This is not a children's picture book in the general sense. In the process of playing this book, I am so happy to wear it, and I can train my baby's fine finger movements and classification skills.
Children need to mobilize many parts of the body to cooperate when training fine finger movements. In this process, the brain will be exercised at the same time as all parts of the body.
When I wear it, I am really happy. First of all, I need children to "dig" cards from books. Then, the child needs one hand to "pinch" the card and the other hand to "thread" the rope through the hole; After the game, the children need to "press" the card on the groove and put it back. The size of the hole is divided into three sizes, so that the baby can wear it from the big hole first, exercise the small hand muscles step by step, and enhance self-confidence step by step.
One of the basic skills for children to learn mathematics is classification skills. This book allows babies to classify cards from the angles of shape, animal species, color, etc., to find similarities and differences and connections between things, learn to compare, distinguish and summarize, exercise observation, and prepare for math learning. We often talk about cultivating children's mathematical thinking, but in fact, such a play process is already doing relevant training!
Look, the seemingly simple toy book actually contains the great wisdom of early education and parenting!
Therefore, the picture books for children are really not limited to the single form of "reading", and books that can "play" are also worth recommending!