英文繪本 | Read Aloud
英文繪本 | Read Aloud
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"Maisy Makes Gingerbread "：Maisie is busy in her kitchen making gingerbread cookies. She gathers flour, sugar, butter, eggs, and ginger, measures them out, and mixes everything in a red and white bowl. After rolling out the dough and cutting it into shapes, she bakes the cookies, enjoying a taste of the dough while waiting. Once ready, Maisie's friends Charlie and Tallulah join her to savor the freshly baked gingerbread cookies.
Gingerbread
"Ty's Travels Zip Zoom"：The story follows a young boy named Ty who is excited to ride his new scooter. Ty struggles at first but with encouragement from his family, he keeps trying and eventually learns to scoot smoothly. A girl named Ari helps Ty, and they end up racing side-by-side.
Travel
"Little Giraffe's BIG Idea"：Gregory, a young giraffe, felt lonely as he had no friends to play with. Determined to fit in, he dressed up like other animals to join their games but was rejected when his disguises were uncovered. Just as he was losing hope, the animals realized their error and dressed up as giraffes to include Gregory. This act of empathy brought them together, and from then on, they all played happily as friends.
Giraffe
"Little Green Donkey" is a charming children's book written by Anuska Allepuz, which tells the story of a little donkey who unexpectedly turns green. The book follows the adventures of this unique donkey as he navigates through a world that's both amazed and puzzled by his unusual color.
Donkey: A domesticated member of the horse family, Equidae, known for its long ears and short mane.
Green: The color of grass or foliage, often associated with nature and freshness.
Adventure: An exciting or remarkable experience, typically involving risk and/or unknown outcomes.
Unique: Being the only one of its kind; unlike anything else.
Puzzle: A game, toy, or problem designed to test ingenuity or knowledge.
Amaze: To cause someone to feel great surprise or wonder.
Charm: The power or quality of giving delight or arousing admiration.
Unexpectedly: In a way that is not expected or anticipated.
Navigate: To plan and direct the route or course of a journey.
Encounter: A meeting, especially one that is unexpected or brief.
Woodpecker Girl, written by Chingyen Liu and illustrated by Heidi Doll, is a heartwarming children's book inspired by the true story of Yipei, a young girl with cerebral palsy who finds her voice and freedom through art. The story follows the protagonist, a girl unable to walk or talk due to her condition, as she discovers her passion for painting using a headband-mounted paintbrush. With the help of her art teacher and her own determination, she overcomes challenges and expresses herself through vibrant colors and whimsical creatures.
Cerebral palsy: A neurological condition that affects movement, muscle tone, and coordination.
Wheelchair: A chair with wheels used by people who have difficulty walking.
Art teacher: Someone who teaches art to students.
Headband: A band worn around the head to hold hair back or keep something in place.
Paintbrush: A tool used to apply paint to a surface.
Palette: A board or surface on which a painter arranges and mixes paints.
Canvas: A stretched piece of fabric used for painting.
Stroke: A single movement of a paintbrush used to apply paint.
Whimsical: Playful and imaginative.
Determined: Resolute and having a strong will to succeed.
Overcome: To defeat or conquer something challenging.
Express: To show or communicate one's thoughts or feelings.
Vibrant: Full of life and bright colors.
Resilient: Able to recover quickly from difficulties.
Inspiration: The feeling or event that motivates someone to do something creative.
"From Head to Toe" by Eric Carle.It's a popular children's board book that introduces young readers to basic body parts and simple body movements.
Head: The top part of the body, where the brain, eyes, ears, nose, and mouth are located.
Hair: The thin, thread-like strands that grow on the head.
Eyes: The organs of sight, located on the face.
Ears: The organs of hearing, located on the sides of the head.
Nose: The organ of smell, located in the center of the face.
Mouth: The opening in the face through which food is eaten and air is breathed.
Neck: The part of the body that connects the head to the shoulders.
Shoulders: The two bony joints at the top of the arms.
Arms: The two limbs that extend from the shoulders to the hands.
Hands: The two parts of the body at the ends of the arms, with five fingers each.
"We Are in a Book!" by Mo Willems, a popular children's book aimed at ages 4-8. It explores the concept of being characters in a story and breaks the fourth wall in a humorous way.
Elephant: One of the main characters, known for being cautious and thoughtful.
Piggie: The other main character, known for being enthusiastic and impulsive.
Book: The setting of the story and a meta-narrative element.
Reader: Directly addressed and involved in the story.
Fourth wall: Traditionally invisible barrier between characters and audience, which is broken here.
Interactive: Encourages reader participation through questions and playful scenarios.
Humorous: Witty dialogue and situations aimed at young readers.
Self-awareness: Characters acknowledge their existence as fictional beings.
Friendship: Strong bond between Elephant and Piggie despite their differences.
Imagination: Encourages readers to think creatively and question their surroundings.
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