Intelligence training every day

Author: Ji Mei
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Children love to listen to stories—it's their innate nature. Research shows that telling stories to children at the right time, from multiple perspectives, is the best way to provide early childhood education. This book integrates language training content suitable for children's early education stages into engaging fairy tales, allowing children to effortlessly improve their comprehensive language skills in listening, memory, and comprehension while listening to stories. Children of the new century need books for the new century. May every child grow up to be a smart baby and a healthy baby! Parents are children's first teachers. In the unending bond of family love, parents convey interesting stories to children through storytelling and reading, helping them grow healthily. There are generally two ways to tell and read stories: one is for parents to read the original text word for word to the children; the other is for parents to narrate the story in spoken form. These two methods can be flexibly chosen based on different stories, or the same story can be told and read in both ways. This approach not only enhances children's oral expression skills but also improves their ability to use standardized written language. To comprehensively improve children's language expression skills, this book includes many innovative and fun sections after each story. These sections focus on word and vocabulary training, comprehension exercises, or language expression practice, among others. Parents can choose the order of these exercises based on their child's understanding and learning ability.