Shape Kingdom

Author: KateSun et al
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: A book that allows your baby to read, write, draw, paste, and create. Dear parents and teachers: When you and your child open this book together, you enter the magical world of letters and sweetness. Here are some suggestions for you and your child:
Don’t be afraid of the English parts in the book. Even if your English level isn’t high or you don’t understand English, that’s perfectly fine. You can treat English as a symbol, a line in a picture, or a shape, and so on. Let your child learn and familiarize themselves with English unconsciously, just like playing with toys.
Read aloud and talk with your child about the pictures and activities in the book. When your finger points to words your child recognizes, encourage them to read along with you. This kind of interaction not only boosts your child’s confidence but also helps them develop reading skills, expand their vocabulary, and learn problem-solving techniques.
Say as many encouraging and praising words as possible. Let your child learn and play in a comfortable and joyful environment. Treat your child like a friend, allowing them to make mistakes.
When you notice signs of fatigue or impatience in your child, please end the learning session. Show your child the results of their efforts. If your child loves some of the activities and games in the book, when they finish a picture, tear it out and paste it on the refrigerator or somewhere visible to the rest of the family.