It is said that after becoming the mother of the male baby, there will be rapid progress in the three fields of knowledge. That is to be able to recognize different kinds of Ultramans, mechanical cars and dinosaurs.
Usually at the age of 2 to 4, the little ones begin to have a special love for something and are addicted to it. Yes, it's the child's "intense interest period"! Boys may be more obvious, and the most popular of these little ones is the mechanical car!!!
Don't look at them as a small child, the types of cars are as precious as a family. And the loud, large, mobile excavator sits firmly on the human cub popularity ranking No. 1。
But toys take up more space, and ordinary car books lack so much fun. The three-dimensional mechanism car book that blends the two together is perfect. Text introduction and organ interaction, both pronged, the core secrets of the cars and cars are mastered.
Today, let's learn about the functions and appearance scenarios of 14 kinds of motor vehicles. This time, the children are not only readers, but also little assistants. Let's help our uncles and aunts with their daily work
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="90" > a variety of motor vehicles, spanning industrial and peasant cities</h1>
City Vehicles/Super Vehicles City Cars/Super Mechanical Cars
Vehicles series, set of two copies. Catch up on 14 common or uncommon car types. Not only do they sustain the day-to-day operations of the city, they also appear on farms, construction sites and warehouses. It is a "good partner" for workers in different industries to help them complete their work more efficiently and quickly.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="102" > move the mechanism to help the driver's uncle and aunt</h1>
Each car is equipped with a clever little mechanism. Depending on the car's unique structure, each mechanism is designed differently. Every time the editorial board members turn to a new page, they will ask, "What is going on with this page?"
It is recommended that parents guide children to read the words in the book first, and then start their small hands. Because this is not only the introduction of the cars and cars, but also hides the mechanism prompts ~ (non-thick cardboard mechanism, please be careful to operate)!
-I take sick and injured people to the hospital.
-Help carry the patient carefully inside!
-I have a siren that goes nee-naw, nee-naw when there is an emergency.
*Tip: Can you help the doctors and nurses carry the patient?
-I work on a building site.
-I have tracks to drive on the rough groud.
-See how my bucket moves for digging the dirt ot flattening the earth!
* Tip: Come and see how I'll move bucket (with a bucket) to remove dirt or level the ground.
Children can get the unique skills of each car through one action. Compared with a long story, is this more memorable, and vivid and interesting?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="91" > proprietary English vocabulary extension</h1>
The cars and cars in the book all introduce themselves in the first person called the subject, just like friends, so that the children feel more intimate. Children may know Fire Engine, but the English word for excavators is much more bizarre. As a parent, it is not easy to explain how it works simply and clearly.
The skills of the excavator are clearly demonstrated in three sentences in Super Vehicles:
-I work on a building site.
-I load rubble onto trucks and knock down old buildings. (I pushed the old building down and loaded the broken stones into the truck)
-Move my arm to dig the earth with the bucket!
Incidentally, remember three key associated words: rubber, truck, and bucket.
In addition to audio, point reading is also standard. Follow the little monster (AI intelligence) to read the pen and learn new words together. Click on the car, you can also hear the scene special effects sound that pulls the sense of presence to the MAX.
I believe you still remember the little hedgehog and the little hamster, these two super cute organ picture books. Today's car books also come from Marc Clamens and Laurence Jammes, a pair of Spanish children's book partners.
The book with the car as the protagonist is a hot topic in the children's book industry. What new tricks will there be in their hands?
■ It's not as "hardcore" as traditional car books. Instead, through the self-introduction of the cars and cars, we can get closer to the children.
■ Clever mechanism settings can deepen children's understanding and memory of words. No longer "boring" one-way input.
■ The painting style is fresh and cute, and even mothers who lack interest in cars shout "want to have".
■ In addition to supporting on-demand reading, you can also watch the supporting course explanations on the Gestapo Children's Book APP.