Author: Jia Jun
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Bear had a really "noisy" day. Ding-a-ling,,,,,,,, what's going on? Join your baby in reading along.
Theoretical Basis: Listening is a skill acquired through learning. It is essential for babies to make friends, learn new knowledge, and follow instructions in the future. When you help your baby pay attention to and identify various sounds, you are helping him develop his listening skills.
Reading Method: 1. Read this book with your baby and pause when you encounter onomatopoeia, letting your baby imitate the sounds. 2. Point to the pictures in the book, name the objects, and ask your baby to say the corresponding onomatopoeia. 3. Pay attention to the sounds in the surrounding environment with your baby and imitate them together.
Hug Bear's Sound Story - Listening Ability (Suitable for 19 months old)
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