Baby learns to count rhymes

Author: Wang Qingxiu
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Pure mathematics learning often appears abstract and tedious to young children, creating a sense of distance. How can we eliminate this learning barrier and make learning math simple, easy, and fun? Renowned "children's song master" Wang Qingxiu, who has published over 2,000 children's songs and 18 children's collections, has specially created this book, "Baby's Math Rhymes." With his magical touch, learning math becomes fresh and playful! Through interesting dialogues between Pig Brother and Pig Sister, in the warm environment of Xiao Jiajia testing her mother, and in the anxious atmosphere of the little bear not being able to buy a pot, children effortlessly and unconsciously learn basic mathematical concepts such as numbers, ordinals, addition and subtraction, shapes, time, space, number comparison, and proportions. Three-dimensional large illustrations and lively, vivid allegorical scenes engage children's eyes; pleasant, musically rich rhythms engage their ears. Straightforward, easy-to-recite language engages their mouths. Through the combined effect of multi-dimensional senses, children can accurately perceive and experience numerical relationships, developing preliminary analytical, synthetic, comparative, generalizing, judging, and reasoning abilities.