Abstract

Do you have an illustrated book in your home?
If so, how much do you use them on a daily basis?

I bought a lot of illustrated books, but they are just for decoration on the bookshelf.
I want them to be interested in various things, but they don't look at anything other than their favorite illustrated books.
If this is the case, it is a waste of money.
This is because illustrated books are the most powerful and best "easy study goods" that can expand a child's world of knowledge.
They are the most powerful and best "easy study goods" that will expand your child's world of knowledge.

I loved trains so much with my railroad illustrated book that I made my own "original illustrated book with a map! I love trains!
"As I read and pored over illustrated books, I became able to read and write katakana. Before he knew it, he had learned the meanings of difficult kanji and English! I was so excited about dinosaurs that I started to read them in illustrated books.
"He loves dinosaurs so much that he wrote a song and a dance about dinosaurs while using the illustrated book! I love dinosaurs so much!

We have received many such comments.

From here, a "doorway to knowledge" opens and the desire to learn grows.
The desire to learn is growing.
As the desire to learn grows, so does the desire to learn. When the feeling of "I want to know!
They will actively research and learn more and more.

In this way, even if the parents don't say anything, the child will learn to "love to investigate what I don't know!
"I love to find out what I don't know! I love to research things I don't know!
"Studying is fun! I love to learn!
and "Learning is fun!

Let's get your child into the habit of reading and using picture books.
Get your child into the habit of reading and using illustrated books.

Author’s Information

Education critic, born in 1958. He publishes an e-mail magazine, "Parent Power Determines Your Child's Future," hoping that his experience and knowledge as a public elementary school teacher for 23 years will be of some help in raising children. It has received rave reviews from newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and other media. It also won first place in the "Education and Research Category" of the Magmag Mail Magazine Awards for five consecutive years. With over 45,000 readers, it is the largest educational e-mail magazine in Japan. Currently, he writes a number of serial articles. He has given well-received educational lectures at elementary schools, kindergartens, nursery schools, and municipalities throughout Japan.