Author: Tangtang Original Studio
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Dr. Howard Gardner, a renowned American psychologist, believes that everyone possesses multiple intelligences, though these intelligences manifest differently in each individual. Childhood is a critical period for intellectual development, yet most people often focus solely on nurturing a single type of intelligence in children while neglecting the comprehensive development of multiple intelligences. Based on the theory of multiple intelligences, this series of "Children's Multiple Intelligence Tracing and Drawing" books integrates elements of diverse intelligences such as bodily-kinesthetic intelligence, naturalist intelligence, and linguistic intelligence into tracing and drawing activities for children. While children engage in painting, they subconsciously develop their multiple intelligences. This book is part of the series, drawing inspiration from the classic Chinese novel "Journey to the West," and is reinterpretated by a well-known domestic painter. The illustrations are lively, adorable, and rich in Chinese cultural characteristics, making it an indispensable classic for children's early education. Now, let your child dive into the magical world of "Children's Multiple Intelligence Tracing and Drawing"! The book comes with a set of exquisite game cards and a 2007 calendar box—truly a great value that you can’t miss!
Great-Children's Multiple Intelligence Tracing Paper Drawing
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