The Trumpeting Elephant - Recognizing Onomatopoeia

Author: Du Du
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: "Pumpkin Babies" refers to the siblings Nan Nan and Gu Gu. The stories here are all about the interesting adventures they encounter. The little animals are playing with toys together. When the little elephant turns around to move the blocks, it suddenly and accidentally "pops" a loud fart, accidentally toppling the blocks they had just built. The animals laugh uncontrollably. Children, think about it—what kinds of sounds would occur at that moment? The sound of the blocks collapsing? The sound of everyone laughing? And what about the sound when Nan Nan pops a balloon? How does the little dog call its friends? How does the little cat call a mouse? How does the little frog sing? How does the little bird recite? These are the onomatopoeia we will teach the children to recognize. Recognizing onomatopoeia is very important for children to understand and describe things. After reading this little book, children will understand what onomatopoeia is. Then, we can use onomatopoeia to describe the sounds we hear in daily life, okay?