A big sloth wanted to eat persimmons but was too lazy to pick them, so he sat under the tree and waited for the persimmons to fall; another big sloth wanted to eat persimmons, and also sat under the tree waiting for the persimmons to fall... The big sloths increased one by one, and finally ten big sloths gathered under the persimmon tree. But did the persimmon fall? Whose mouth did it fall into?
The story regularly increases the number of big sloths, allowing children to learn the ten numbers from 1 to 10 and understand the number corresponding to each number. The "brain tasks" and "thinking training" after the story can improve children's understanding of the relationship between numbers and quantities.
Today, I would like to share one of the series of picture book stories "It Turns Out That Mathematics Can Be Learned This Way", "The Story of the Big Slacker".
Once upon a time. There is a very, very lazy person who wants to eat persimmons. But he didn't bother to pick it, so he sat under the tree and waited for the persimmon to fall on its own.
Further reading: Count the number of people and moles, counting while pointing. You could say, "There are two people here, there are two moles here, and the number is the same."
Another very, very lazy man came, and he also wanted to eat persimmons, so he sat under the tree with the big sloth and waited. Two big slackers, the back is very itchy and too lazy to scratch, just shrug their shoulders.
At this time, a very, very lazy person came again, who also wanted to eat persimmons, and sat with the big sloths and waited for the persimmons to fall. Three big lazy outs, bird droppings fell on their faces also too lazy to wipe.
Extended reading: Count the number of people and birds, counting while pointing. You could say, "There are three people here, there are three little birds here, and the number is the same."
Then came a very, very lazy man who also wanted to eat persimmons, and also sat with the big sloths and waited for the persimmons to fall. Four big sloths, flies buzzing around them and not bothering to catch up, just shaking their heads.
Extended reading: Count the number of people and flies, counting while pointing. It could be said, "There are four of these people, and there are four flies here, and the number is the same." ”
Then came a very, very lazy man who also wanted to eat persimmons, and also sat with the big sloths and waited for the persimmons to fall. The five big sloths basked in the big sun and made them sweat, and they didn't bother to move their butts to take advantage of the shade.