Learn Idioms the Fun Way: Plant Edition: Plant Edition

Author: Little Dolphin Studio
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The unique selling point of this series lies in its classification of idioms based on their constituent words. By categorizing idioms in an interesting way, it stimulates children's interest in learning idioms and helps them remember and use them more effectively. Each idiom in the series is accompanied by a vivid, lively, and illustrative picture that vividly interprets its meaning, sparking children's interest in idioms through visual thinking and further igniting their enthusiasm for learning.
Children in the preschool and early elementary school years are the best time for language accumulation and also the period of language application development. Based on the psychological characteristics and cognitive abilities of preschool and early elementary school children, this series is compiled and illustrated following the principles of being easy to understand, easy to learn, and practical. Therefore, it has the following features:
First, the classification of idioms based on their constituent words is the unique selling point of this series. For example, idioms related to plants: "" (digging up a tree to find the roots), "" (flowers blooming everywhere), "" (the melon ripens and falls off the vine), "" (not a blade of grass grows), "" (buds waiting to bloom), "" (leaves fall and return to the roots), "" (following the vine to find the melon), "" (longing for water while looking at plums), "" (having a well-thought-out plan), "" (climbing a tree to catch fish), "" (a withered tree meeting longevity), "" (bamboo sprouting after rain). Idioms related to numbers: "" (cutting with one stroke), "" (both sides suffer), "" (having two minds), "" (all directions), "" (brilliant and colorful), "" (indifferent to relatives). There are also idioms related to animals, nature, colors, zodiac signs, life, senses, health, emotions, motivation, and directions. By categorizing idioms in an interesting way, it stimulates children's interest in learning idioms and helps them remember and use them more effectively.
Second, each idiom in the series is accompanied by a vivid, lively, and illustrative picture that vividly interprets its meaning, sparking children's interest in idioms through visual thinking and further igniting their enthusiasm for learning.
Third, in the latter half of each book, there are games to reinforce the learning of idioms, such as "Guess the Idiom," "Find Idioms from Pictures," "Connect the Dots," and "Idiom Palace," along with a beautiful sticker. Through these fun games, children can not only reinforce their learning but also improve their thinking and hands-on skills by creating their own sticker designs.