Gift for the Dog-year child

Author: Wang Fuwen
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This is a set of zodiac-themed gift books. The entire set consists of 12 books, each dedicated to a different zodiac sign. Each book is divided into three main parts: "Celebration," "Joy," and "Knowledge," guided by two students. This set revolves around birthdays, aiming to make children's birthdays both joyful and meaningful. The book is composed of three main parts: "Celebration," "Joy," and "Knowledge."
In the "Celebration" section, there are zodiac greeting cards, character greeting cards, birthday wishes (poems), friendship notes, drawing frames, and children's songs or quotes related to zodiac animals.
In the "Joy" section, there are various riddles: word puzzles, picture riddles, and picture-based riddles, along with humorous jokes and fun illustrations.
In the "Knowledge" section, there are "Art Gallery," "Literature Hall," "Math Hall," and "Story Hall."
In the "Art Gallery," you'll learn to draw simple line drawings of people, animals, and flowers, with each drawing accompanied by step-by-step illustrations, line drawings, and color images.
In the "Literature Hall," you'll learn to distinguish between easily misread or misspelled characters, differentiate between homophones, learn to combine characters, practice pronunciation, recite ancient poems, and match poems with illustrations.
In the "Math Hall," most of the content is puzzle-like and brain-teasing calculations, which are quite engaging.
In the "Story Hall," there are knowledge-based and fun short stories, and you can participate in "continuing the story." Following the plot, you can develop the story in one way or another, resulting in different endings. If several classmates write and reveal the endings simultaneously, the different outcomes will give everyone different feelings, and it might even make you laugh out loud!