Nippao learns idioms as follows:
The protagonist is a 5-year-old child named "Nippao" who learns idioms from "Grandpa Grandpa". Related idioms are elicited through interesting stories that happened in real life, and "Grandpa Elder" and "Milk Bubble" interpret the allusions of the idioms together, allowing "Milk Bubble" to understand the meaning of the idiom more intuitively.
We hope that through the interaction between "Milk Bubble" and "Elder Grandpa", children can be brought in to experience the charm of idioms together.
Advantages of learning idioms with Milk Bubble: 3-12 years old is the golden period of children's language development, and it is also the age group that children like to imitate most. You want to let children absorb good idioms at this stage and be lively. Interesting stories are important.
The concept of learning idioms with Milk Bubble: It is deeply in line with the rules of children's language development. Each story firmly captures the child's heart, making the child's interest soar and active learning, whether it is language expression or stories. The way the protagonist treats others can lay a solid language foundation for the child's future development.
How to learn idioms:
1. Don’t memorize idioms by rote. Many parents let their children learn idioms by rote, but everyone who has experienced it knows that this method is the least effective and the child forgets quickly. The child has to learn hard, and it is painful for you to teach. In the end, the child will not benefit, so why bother.
2. Understand the meaning behind idioms. If you want to learn idioms well, you must first understand the meaning and stories behind idioms. Many idioms evolved from historical events or character stories. That’s just the beginning. We don’t need to directly tell the children what the idiom is, we only need to tell the children the background of the story. ?
3. Understand how to use. Although the stories behind idioms are far away from us, many idioms can be well used in our daily lives. If you want your children to truly learn this idiom, it is not just Not only can he recite it, he also needs to learn how to apply it.