It's time to recommend books in the parent-child academy again, and it is a very beautiful thing to read good books with children and enjoy warm reading moments together.
In the museum, there is art, humanities and curiosity. In the last issue, we recommended some interesting museum enlightenment books, and the several books shared in this issue take into account children's reading interests and the extension of knowledge content, so that children fall in love with museums.
Treasure China
Author: National Museum of China, edited by Children's Fun Publishing Co., Ltd
This set of books was created by the National Museum of China, and the text content is based on domestic research materials and archaeological findings. This set of books does not introduce the collections of the National Museum one by one, but starts from the themes closely related to children's lives, covering ten themes of clothing, music, Chinese characters, science and technology, art, Dahe civilization, trade, transportation, family, and diet, and restores the details according to archaeological evidence. At the same time, these ten themes are interrelated and intertwined into the picture of the lives of the ancients.
For example, in "Costumes, Open the Wardrobe of the Ancestors", from animal skin coats to curved skirts, skirts, flag suits... Tell the child that behind the integration and evolution of Chinese costumes, it is the changes of ancient China, so that children can feel the brilliant and splendid costume culture of the Chinese nation.
"This is Xinjiang, I still want to go to the museum"
Author: Zha Xuan Illustrated by Zha Xuan
Xinjiang not only has desirable beauty, but also has a wealth of "treasures" buried underground, and many remarkable ancient historical relics have been unearthed. The book uses the story of a little girl to connect the unique and precious cultural relics in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Museum. In the second season of the TV show "National Treasure", the five-star Oriental Shu Jin, Fuxi Nuwa Tu and silk painted wooden figurine are all introduced in the book.
The Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Museum has nearly 400 national first-class cultural relics, accounting for about 60% of the total number in Xinjiang. The book humorously condenses the life of the ancients presented in the museum's exhibits, allowing children to learn about Xinjiang on the ancient Silk Road.
"National Treasures Have Something to Say"
Author: National Treasure has something to say
This set of four volumes introduces 100 national treasures. Different from most of the national treasure popular science picture books, this set of books is not classified according to the ordinary chronological order, nor is it divided according to the material, but returns to the past, from the perspective of the ancient people eating, wearing, using and playing, presenting the knowledge of the ancient people's history, geography, economy, science and technology, humanities and other aspects. In addition, each national treasure has a "national treasure archive" that provides an overview of the size, age, protagonist, collection institution, land of origin, and national treasure profile.
National treasures take their children back to history to see what kind of experience the national treasures have had in the years and months, and what people's lives are like. Under such interesting content, it will stimulate children's interest in history and culture.
The Museum Hidden in the Cupboard
Author: [E] Joe Fulman / by [O] James Güliwe Hancock / Painting [K] Tomislav Tomic / Painting [E] Christopher Gibbs / Painting
The book is full of imagination and there are 12 incredible "cabinets" that can be seen in the book. Open the monster hunter's cupboard and you can see dinosaurs and scary bugs; Open the doctor's cupboard and you'll see something like a water ball cap, which is an "ear fixer" that can flatten the big ears. In addition, you can also know what the high heels were like four hundred years ago, the world's first mouse was made of wood, how the miniature carving artist carved a boot on the tip of a pencil...
In this marvelous museum, you can see the amazing collections of 118 of the 45 museums around the world.
"I can understand the museum"
Authors: Molly Alderfield, Harriet Taylor Sid, Peter Malon
This book is not a "big and complete" museum encyclopedia, but around 43 museums around the world, one or two artifacts are selected from each museum, explaining the cultural relics and extending the historical stories behind them. The explanation of cultural relics in this book mainly revolves around three questions: "what is it", "what looks special about it", and "why it is worth collecting in the museum". This form of "less but fine" is more in line with children's reading interests.
The author hopes that this book will take children to see some of the great museums in the world. When a child visits one day in a museum mentioned in the book, he can go and find the treasures he sees in the book. Go to the American Museum of Natural History and don't miss the Titan Dragon Skeleton; Go to the Palace of Versailles, remember to take a good look at the Hall of Mirrors; Go to Brazil's Football Museum and the victory jersey of Pele is sure to catch your attention.