字母+拼音+数字小词典 Bilingual Board Book Dictionaries - Alphabet, Pinyin, Numbers (Set of 3)

This eye-catching board book set is a resource that will serve your child well in the first 6 years of their life and beyond!

Makes for a high-mileage addition to a home library, or meaningful 满月 and birthday gift that keeps on giving and growing with the child over time! Works across a span of ages and great for sharing amongst siblings too.

If you’re looking for something to gently introduce your little one to numbers, letters, with everyday Chinese and English terms, this will be right up your alley.

What I really like about this series is that it doesn’t feel heavy or academic. Instead, it leans toward playfulness, actually attracts little ones' attention and allows us to teach them with joy!

Features we like:

• Bright colors and cute illustrations that naturally draw children in
• Large hollow die-cut pages that are fun to touch, look through, and explore. Really engaging even for my primary school age boys!
• 288 high-frequency English/Chinese words and 305 high-frequency pinyin words, giving lots of repeated exposure to useful vocabulary
• 1 to 100 counting practice, which makes early number recognition and counting feel more concrete. Lots of opportunities to practise one-to-one correspondence, an essential Pri 1 math skill! 
• The format is simple enough for toddlers, but still substantial enough to grow with them through the years. I find the pinyin book exceptionally helpful for Pri 1 students who are learning hanyu pinyin in school. The adorable illustrations and plenty of examples make for fun reading material that is related to schoolwork!
• Can be used for independent looking, parent-child reading, or quick daily lessons
• Thick, durable board books with rounded edges, so little hands can handle it more safely
  
• Water-resistant surface, so it’s easier to wipe clean any food or drink spills
• Printed with soy ink and made with eco-friendly materials, which is always reassuring for us parents!
• Includes familiar everyday pictures, so children are not just memorising isolated words. Instead, they are seeing real-life objects they may already know from home, outings, or play. That makes it easier to connect language with the world around them!
• Creates so many natural little teaching moments. You can count objects, point out letters, say simple Chinese and English words, practise pinyin sounds, and let our kids learn through repetition, without it feeling like a boring lesson

I like recommending books like these because they make early learning feel doable for parents too, especially on days when we don’t have the energy to plan home learning sessions!

Recommended for Ages: 0-6, pinyin book is helpful till age 8!
(Typically in Singapore schools, pinyin is taught in Pri 1 and 2)
Format: Board book