Young Children's Transition Workbook · Pinyin (Lower)

Author: Writing Group of "Young and Small Transition Workbook"
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Children's origami. Through the movement of the hand muscle groups during origami, it can promote the development of the corresponding parts of the child's brain. By following the necessary folding steps from front to back, it can cultivate the child's habit of careful observation and the orderliness and coordination of doing things. Since the process of origami involves repeatedly overlapping points, angles, lines, etc., to form various shapes such as triangles, squares, and rhombuses, it effectively promotes the formation of children's mathematical concepts and the development of spatial perception. This book includes 34 carefully selected examples with simple, clear, and vivid instructions. It also comes with 24 colored papers for children to use for origami.