Author: (American) McNulty et al.
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Linguists have proven through experiments that the best stage for learning a foreign language is during childhood, and during this process, reading plays a crucial role. Reading not only enhances children's interest in learning a foreign language and broadens their knowledge but, more importantly, it cultivates children's linguistic intuition for learning a foreign language, laying a solid language foundation for their future English studies. The Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press has always advocated learning English through a mother-tongue acquisition approach, allowing children to gradually develop the habit of thinking in English in a natural language environment.
HelloReader! Story Castle primarily highlights four key features in its material selection:
First, it is ( does not need translation), to resonate with children;
Second, it is ( does not need translation), enabling children to master knowledge while having fun;
Third, it focuses on ( does not need translation), allowing children to learn scientific knowledge alongside English;
Fourth, it emphasizes ( does not need translation), selecting meaningful children's stories that are educational for their growth.
The stories in this series are arranged from easy to difficult, with vocabulary and sentence structures carefully crafted to be engaging and rhythmic. It is considered an excellent bilingual reading material for children.
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