New Toddler Tracing Series -- Writing Pinyin

Author: Wen Jingtao
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book tells you which Pinyin syllables are initials, which are final sounds, and which are whole-character recognition syllables. Each Pinyin syllable is accompanied by catchy rhymes to help you remember them easily.
Tone Rhyme:
- First tone (): flat, like walking on a flat surface;
- Second tone (): rising, like climbing a hill;
- Third tone (): dipping, like going down a hill and then back up;
- Fourth tone (): falling, like sliding down a steep hill.
There are also rules for blending sounds:
Regarding "u":
1. Little fish meets j, q, x—remove the dots without hesitation;
2. Little fish meets n and l—dots must be kept.
3. j, q, x are mischievous—when they meet fish eyes, they dig them out.
Teaching children knowledge in a playful way makes learning more engaging and enjoyable, as they find themselves wanting to learn more rather than feeling bored.