Gudong is here (No CD)

Author: Shanghai Animation Film Studio ()
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: Happy childhoods are similar—those interesting stories and adorable characters are friends to parents and bring laughter to children. Classics are passed down in love! Little rabbits hear a "gudong" sound by the lake and get scared! They tell the fox and the monkey that Gudong has come. The monkey tells the bear that all the animals know the monster Gudong has come and are scared. The frog wonders, "What exactly is Gudong?"
1. "Gudong Has Come" is a story about "Seeing is believing." Do you know any other stories that teach this lesson? Tell them to your child.
2. Plot Practice: Who called "Gudong has come"?
3. Plot Practice: Who did the monkey learn about Gudong from, and who did he tell?
4. Plot Practice: How did the frog make the elephant stop and listen to him?
5. Color Practice: What are the colors of the fox, the bear, the elephant, and the hippo?
6. Game: Quickly flip the corner of the page, and you'll find a set of small animations. Let your child guess what animal it is. When the time is right, you can explain how the movie and animation are made.
7. Game: The back cover has paper-folding instructions. Fold a rabbit following the steps. Use the folded rabbit as a prop to play the "Gudong Has Come" role-playing game with your child. The fox and monkey folding instructions can be found in "Kiss Series" books The Wolf Invites You for Dinner and The Monkeys Rescue the Moon.
8. Thought Practice: Will the little rabbits be this timid in the future?
9. Storytelling Practice: The text in picture books is simple. Once your child is familiar with the book, ask them to retell the story in their own words—briefly and in detail—to practice storytelling skills.