2. Then draw the outline of the recommendation card with a pencil, taking the lotus border as an example.

Draw the boundary carefully with a pen.

4. Color the lotus with colored pencils.

5. On the smaller border, write three slightly larger words on the recommendation card.

6. Then write the title of the book and the outline of the book on the recommendation card.

7. Gently paint the border with a colored pen, and a good book recommendation card will be completed.

1, the format and content are self-determined, generally composed of title, author, recommender, content brief introduction, recommendation reason, or you can extract wonderful clips, write comments after reading, and review books by famous writers. And carefully design the layout.

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2. Say the title first, then the reason for recommendation. The reasons for recommendation can be content, language skills, ideological content and

Literary status and so on, plus famous sayings about books.

Reaction to a book or an article

Is it the small and the big in The Adventures of Little Frog, or the absolute and the hundred (less and more) in Zhuangzi's theory of relativity in Unicorn and Scolope?

The kingdom on the snail's horn How small the snail's horn should be, but there is a kingdom on it. Are people in this country microbes? Isn't the most popular ugliness that everyone can avoid? How can it be the most popular? ......

Just glance at the catalogue and 100,000 whys will pop out of your mind! Curious children will be eager to find these answers!

"Learning without thinking is useless", and the part of "Think about what Zhuangzi said" at the back of the story should be the scaffolding carefully built by the screenwriter for children to enter the classics. Although the classic was adapted into a fairy tale, after reading the story, this thoughtful writer connected the reality with young readers and guided the children to think about what Zhuangzi means to us today.

I think, after reading it, if you want to stop and think about what Zhuangzi is talking with the writer, you must have read more than just funny stories.

Thinking with Children uses two selected questions to guide young readers, think after reading, learn to think, and turn reading power into thinking power.

Second, wonderful illustrations.

In the era of reading, our reading often only refers to text reading. In fact, pictures also need to be read, especially the illustrations in excellent children's books, which are carefully designed and conceived by the painter in combination with the story content. It is worth stopping and reading for a while and reading quietly.

The first story, The Adventures of Little Frog, covers 18 pages, but the picture appears 9 times. High-frequency pictures make reading full of visual enjoyment.

The illustrations in the book include small illustrations with pictures and texts appearing at the same time, pagination of pictures, and even two double layouts. Anyone who has seen picture books knows the importance of illustrations in picture books. And the illustrations in the textbook actually have little secrets!

What is the Chinese character in the middle of the "moon" in the illustration in front of the story? I didn't find it online. Are you guessing "month"? What exactly is "add a little bit in the middle of the well" written outside the "well"? Looking up on the Internet, it turned out to be the word "well" in ancient China.

Frog crouched on the turtle's back to watch the moonlit night. Did the curious eyes find anything magical? Isn't the turtle's back a bit like the surface of the earth?

Don't the two double-edition illustrations visually present the vast and tiny images of frogs, turtles and river gods to readers?

The comparison between the well where the old frog is located and the sea, the sea and the boundless universe and planet. What we can see is far from representing everything in this world.