我会读古诗 新版 I Can Recite Chinese Poems (New Version)
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We bring you a collection of 40 poems over 20 themes to dig deeper into Chinese culture and history!
Some familiar poems include 《清明》,《静夜思》,《枫桥夜泊》,《山村咏怀》and more.
Each poem
- Comes with Hanyu Pinyin (we all need it for the more obscure words!)
- Has two Chinese characters highlighted in bigger font, that we can learn it
- Has a little explanation at the bottom of each page that allows us to understand the poem in daily language. Chinese poems can be so succinct, condensing so much meaning into a few words!
We recommend to pair the poem with similar reads or extension activity, to help our little ones relate more to the deep and beautiful poems.
Sampler:
《山村咏怀》
豆在釜中泣。
本是同根生,
相煎何太急?
Question:
How similar and different is this 我会读古诗 New version compared to the older version?
Answer:
- Both versions contain 40 poems.
- The illustrations in the newer version are more lovely and really adorable!
- Newer version has a detachable handset (looks like a mobile phone), whereas the older version the speaker is attached to the book itself (like a normal soundbook).
- Newer version has 3 additional sound effects not present in the older version - phone ringing, taking photograph, lullaby song
- Newer version requires 3xAAA, older version requires 2xAAA batteries.
There's another soundbook in this series on nursery rhymes,
with a detachable handset too! Be sure to check it out too.
For overseas orders - sound book will be provided without batteries in accordance with shipping regulations. (3x AAA batteries required)
Recommended for ages 3 and up
Younger kids can easily operate the detachable handset and its buttons independently. With a few repetitions, a little one may be able to remember some parts by heart!
Older kids of ages 5 and up can try memorising and reciting along with the text printed on the pages!








