Scenery Description - Primary School Students' Phonetic Reading and Picture Composition Start

Author: Zhang Ying
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Many children have told me that they don't like writing essays and think it's a painful task. They feel too stupid to write good essays. Have you ever felt this way? Actually, you are all very smart kids. As long as you record what you see, hear, and think, and express your joys, sorrows, and emotions, that is an essay. In fact, as long as your essays are real and clear, they are good essays. Do you want to make writing essays a fun thing? This series of books, "Picture-Assisted Pinyin Writing Practice for Primary School Students," is specially written for you and will lead you to the door of happy writing. This series consists of 5 books: "Writing People," "Recording Events," "Describing Scenery," "Describing Objects," and "Diaries and Letters." Each book is composed of four sections: "Picture Prompts," "Writing Prompts," "Example Essays," and "Practice."
"Picture Prompts" teach you how to look at pictures; "Writing Prompts" guide you on how to write essays; "Example Essays" let you see the works of your peers and learn from their strengths; and "Practice" is your writing playground! Look, this series first provides you with rich writing materials through vivid and lively pictures, then teaches you how to write step by step. Do you still find it difficult? If you like it, why not write an essay or a paragraph following the examples? Maybe you'll even write better than the young authors in the book!
Additionally, to make it easier for you to read, we have added pinyin to the selected essays and colored the illustrations vividly. The combination of text and pictures will help you find the joy of writing in a relaxed and enjoyable way. We believe this series will become your good friends!
Children, are you happy? Writing essays is, after all, a joyful thing!