Learn English Through Nursery Rhymes (Kindergarten First Grade) (Kindergarten)

Author: Li Hongying
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: In recent years, more and more parents have begun to value early English enlightenment education for their children, hoping to give them the opportunity to start learning a foreign language as early as possible so that they can lay a solid foundation for foreign language speaking from a young age. Based on children's tendency for mechanical memory, this book practices oral skills, accumulates vocabulary, and learns phrases and sentences in the form of children's songs, providing children and primary school students with a novel and richly-structured English speaking reader. The book compiles common English vocabulary, phrases, and sentences into children's songs, opening a convenient gateway for children to quickly memorize them. Each song in the book is concise, lively, rhythmic, and innovative, helping children learn quickly and remember firmly. The book includes 400 categorized children's songs, each accompanied by a translation and a word-guessing exercise. It is an easy-to-learn, catchy, rhythmically-paced, and quickly-memorable collection of English speaking children's songs. The content of the book is divided into sections such as greetings, people, animals, sentence patterns, numbers, food and drink, objects, transportation, housing, seasons, sports and culture, telephone, health care, moral understanding, entertainment, and nature. These songs not only help children practice speaking but also enrich their thinking and imagination. In terms of grammar, the book is reasonably organized for both morphology and syntax. It fully utilizes comparative rhetorical devices such as synonyms, near-synonyms, antonyms, and homophones to effectively reinforce memory. In addition to common sentence patterns, it also employs various structures such as ellipsis, inversion, compound sentences, absolute phrases, and participial structures, making the sentences more flexible and varied. The book collects approximately 1,500 words and phrases.