New York: A Book of Colors (Hello World) Board book – Illustrated by Ashley Evanson Original English books

Press: Grosset & Dunlap; Brdbk (October 20, 2015)

Book Series Name: Hello, World

Cardboard Book: 14 Pages

Language: English

Product Size: 17.9X1X17.9

Product Weight: 454 G

Do You Still Remember the Trip to Paris a Few Days Ago? Today, We Came to New York. There Are Many Different Colors on the Streets of New York. Let's Look for Them Together!

Reading Recommendations:

For Children Who Have Just Begun to Know Colors after the Age of 1, It Is a Cognitive Process from Abstract to Concrete. When the Child Is over 2 Years Old, He Can Guide the Child to Find the Details in the Scenery on the Left.

Take the First Page of the Green Statue of Liberty as an Example:

You Can Directly Point to the Left Page When You Are 1 Year Old,Tell Them This Is "Green" (Green Color), Which Helps Children to Establish Abstract and Concrete Connections and Let Children Understand the Concept of "Color.

2-3 Years Old, Can Let ChildrenBegin to Identify Different Colors in the Same Kind of Colors, Such as Light Green, Deep Green and Grass Green, to Help Children Distinguish between Dark and Light Colors and Cultivate Children's Sensitivity to Details;

After 3 Years Old, You Can Let Your ChildBegin to Contact with Something Deeper, Such as the Meaning Represented by Color, Or Contact with Daily Life, and Ask Children What Is Green Color in Life.