Baby English - Children's Bilingual Picture Word Book

Author: Xu Junnong Writes Xu Zhichu Illustrates Xu Zhichu Illustrates
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: There is a proverb in English called "A good beginning makes a good ending." Translated into Chinese, it means "To have a good ending, one must first have a good beginning." It implies that when undertaking any task, no matter how small, a good start is crucial for success. So, how can we genuinely help children learn English well and make their English learning experience enjoyable? , we must cultivate their interest in learning English, which plays a vital role in their learning process. Second, we must recognize that the appropriateness of children's English enlightenment education is of great significance, as it will have a profound impact on their future English learning. Third, we must understand children's learning characteristics and protect their enthusiasm for learning. Finally, we must help children develop good learning habits. Based on these considerations, the authors have focused on cultivating children's interest in learning English and helping them develop good English learning habits over the past five years. By comprehensively examining the theory and practice of children's English enlightenment education and utilizing opportunities for study and research in Western countries, they have investigated the status of children's English enlightenment education and the book market in these countries, resulting in the creation of this book, "Baby English—A Bilingual Picture Book for Children." This is a Chinese-English comparative classification manual designed for children in the new era. It vividly reflects the diverse aspects of the world through vivid and humorous illustrations, practical and lively language. Each common word is presented with adorable cartoon illustrations, accompanied by Pinyin and phonetic symbols. The book introduces daily objects to children through familiar activities, scenes, or concepts, moving from the familiar to the broader, including daily routines and places like home, school, community, and city.