New reading for 10 minutes. Upper elementary (first semester)

Author: Wang Xiancai
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
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When it comes to doing exercises, students are all familiar with it—from finger exercises in kindergarten to eye-care exercises and broadcast gymnastics in primary school. Like three meals a day, it is never (uninterrupted) and accompanies you as you grow day by day in school. Thus, when I think of doing exercises, I also think of reading. If, in addition to studying, students could also do a "reading exercise" every day, and if their daily reading could be as joyful as doing exercises, how wonderful would that be! Based on this beautiful wish, we have compiled this set of "New Reading 10 Minutes."
Reading is a world. Children learning Chinese have many things to do, but I believe reading is the most important, second most important, and still the most important. Starting from this goal, in each book, we have selected popular and favorite articles that students enjoy, and designed moderate training content aligned with the new curriculum standards for each article. We hope that after meals, during the approximately 10 minutes of reading time, students can fully experience the joy of reading, the joy of development, and the joy of growth!
Encouraging students to do "reading exercises" every day also lies in the fact that reading itself is a process of practice. When students read, they should pay attention to the excitement but also to the essence. To help students gain more insights into the essence of reading through this book, we have set up columns such as "Easy Challenge," "Worldwide Recharge Cards," and "Reading Wisdom Stars," and emphasized good words and sentences in the main text. The intention is to help students improve their reading skills, develop reading wisdom, and cultivate reading habits through reading and practicing.
May students, as they journey alongside "New Reading 10 Minutes," remember not just doing an exercise but also experiencing the natural changes in this reading world, understanding the warmth of life, and enjoying the joyful play of spring that belongs to them!
Reading is a world, and the path of reading has no end. May this book open the window to reading for students!