Picture book "I want to be a sister" Huang Bean Rat and Red Bean Rat both want to be sisters, for this reason, they decided to compare: whoever makes the rice balls is bigger, who will be the sister; whoever makes the fruit necklace is long, who will be the sister; whoever builds the stone tower high, who will be the sister... By what standards do they compare size, length, height?
The story uses the competition between the soybean rat and the red bean rat to become a sister, so that the child learns to compare the size, length, height and so on of things. After reading the picture book, it will help children master the correct comparison method and improve their understanding of comparative concepts such as size, length, and height.
Soybean rats and red bean rats made an appointment with the little squirrels to go to the river to play, and they planned to cook a group to go to a picnic, one to make mung bean rice balls, and the other to make red bean rice balls.
Soybean rats and red bean rats are bigger than who makes rice balls, who is the sister. As a result, the mung bean rice ball is large, the red bean rice ball is small, the mung bean rice ball made by the soybean rat, and the yellow bean rat is the sister.
Where are the delicious rice balls to be placed? Is it a big satchel or a small satchel?
They came to the woods to play and found that red and black fruits could be made into necklaces, longer than whoever made them.
The red necklace is long and the black necklace is short.
The red necklace made by the soybean rat is long, and the soybean rat is the sister.
Coming to the river, they found a fun one that could be made into a stone tower, taller than who made it.
Who is taller than the soybean rat and the red bean rat?
The size of the rice balls, the length of the fruit necklace, the height of the stone tower, the height of the height... After reading this picture book with your child, you will unconsciously understand the comparison between things.