Are there any extracurricular reading materials for first grade elementary school students?

Of course, there are extracurricular readings for first-graders, and here are some classic recommendations:

The Bear and the Rabbit series: A series of stories created by author Martin Waddell, suitable for children in the first grade of primary school, mainly telling the story of friendship between the bear and the rabbit.

The Little Prince: A classic fairy tale by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, although it is relatively long, the philosophy and storyline in it are very suitable for children in the first grade of primary school.

Peter Rabbit Series: A series of stories created by author Bertrix Potter that tells the adventures of Peter Rabbit and his friends, in simple and easy-to-understand language, perfect for children in the first grade of elementary school.

Blue Book Series: A series of stories created by writer Lin Yutang that introduce some culture, history, geography and science in a light-hearted and fun way, which is very suitable for children in the first grade of primary school.

These books are all classic children's books, the language is simple and easy to understand, the plot is interesting, and it is suitable for children in the first grade of primary school. Of course, each child's interests and reading abilities are different, and you can choose the right reading materials according to your child's interests and reading ability.

Books suitable for children in the first grade of primary school include "One Thousand and One Nights", "Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales", "Grimm's Fairy Tales", "365 Nights Tales (Exquisite Phonetic Edition)", "Painting Children's Ballads", "Little Peas in First Grade", "Little Melon in First Grade", "One Hundred Snails Go Traveling", "Little Sky, Little Dreams", "My Little Sister Clara and Me", "Runaway Rabbit", "Why is Your Luck So Good Today", and "You Are So Good".

Compulsory reading list for the first grade of primary school.

Abroad: some classic fairy tales, such as Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales, Grimm's Fairy Tales, Aesop's Fables, One Thousand and One Nights, The Story of Lena Fox, Peter Pan, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, The Wizard of Oz, Pinocchio, Water Child, Little Princess, The Education of Love, The Flying Classroom, Robinson Crusoe, Uncle Tom's Cabin, Anne's Diary, The Prince and the Pauper, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Treasure Island, Gulliver's Travels

Domestic: Several famous children's literature writers, such as Cao Wenxuan's "Grass House", "Root Bird", "Wild Windmill", Yang Hongying's "Naughty Bao Ma Xiao Jump", "Diary of a Laughing Cat", Zheng Yuanjie's "Pipiru Mobilization", and Le Duoduo's "Hu Xiaohao Diary".

Must-read classic books for first grade.

1 Sanzijing: A traditional Chinese enlightenment textbook. Among the ancient Chinese classics, the "Three Character Classic" is one of the most simple and easy to read books.

The Three Character Classic is based on models, including literature, history, philosophy, astronomy and geography, human ethics, loyalty, filial piety, and righteousness of traditional Chinese culture, and the core ideas include "benevolence, righteousness, sincerity, respect, and filial piety." "While reciting the "Three Character Classic", I learned about common sense, traditional Chinese culture and historical stories, as well as the principles of life and work in the connotation of the story.

2 Thousand Character Text: A rhyme composed of 1,000 Chinese characters compiled by the Liang Dynasty during the Northern and Southern Dynasties and Zhou Xingsi in the Northern and Southern Dynasties (before the Sui and Tang dynasties, words that did not rhyme and did not fight were called "pen", not "wen"). Emperor Wu of Liang (502-549) ordered 1,000 non-repetitive Chinese characters from Wang Xizhi's calligraphy works, and ordered Zhou Xingsi, a waiter to compile them.

The full text is a four-character sentence, neat, well-organized, and brilliantly written. The sentences of "A Thousand Words" are plain as words, easy to read and remember, and translated into English, French, Latin, and Italian, and it is a very influential children's enlightenment book in China.

1, "Scarecrow".

The Scarecrow is a modern Chinese fairy tale published by Ye Shengtao in 1922. Through the sights and thoughts of a compassionate and powerless scarecrow, it truly describes the turbulent human situation in rural China in the twenties of the twentieth century, and shows the suffering of the working people at that time. This work is one of the earliest literary works written for children in the history of Chinese literature.

2, "The Secret of the Treasure Gourd".

The Secret of the Treasure Gourd is a fairy tale written in 1958 by the famous Chinese children's writer Zhang Tianyi (1906-1985); In 1963, Shanghai Tianma Film Studio produced a black-and-white film; In 2007, the color animation film of the same name was re-produced by China Film Group Corporation; In addition, there is a movie version of the book of the same name and a song of the same name.

3, "The Adventures of Little Cloth Head".

The Adventures of Little Butou was created by Sun Youjun in 1961, and it is China's first full-length fairy tale for young children, which has influenced generations of children. Since its publication, it has already sold more than one million, and the actual readership far exceeds that number.

There was a time when the People's Radio's "Little Trumpet" program had its story, and every time it was broadcast, the children would sit on the radio with a small bench and listen to the story of "Little Cloth Head". There are still children who remember it to this day.

4, "Little Soldier Zhang Ga".

Little Soldier Zhang Ga is a revolutionary ** published in Hubei Juvenile and Children's Publishing House on December 1, 2006, and the author of ** is the famous children's writer Xu Guangyao. "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" is a volume in the "Centennial Classic", based on the first-class combat hero Yan Xiufeng, telling the story of the anti-Japanese hero Zhang Ga fighting wits and courage with the enemy.

5, "The Tree of Love".

The Giving Tree is a picture book written by Shel Silverstein in the United States. Tells an intriguing story. The big tree gave a boy everything he needed to grow up, and gave the little boy selfless and broad love, but he didn't want to return it in the slightest.

The Secret Hidden in a Math Book

A good-looking and interesting mathematics book, co-edited by more than 100 education experts + famous teaching teachers, with 12 creative stories and 2 mathematical cultures in each volume, bringing 14 normal teaching convergence points, integrating mathematical knowledge into familiar life and learning scenes.

Cultivate children's mathematical language, improve their mathematical vision, develop mathematical thinking, create school companions that accompany children's growth, enhance children's interest in mathematics, and stimulate their desire to explore Chinese characters; Restore abstract mathematical knowledge to life, and use subject knowledge as the support to let children understand mathematical vision, mathematical thoughts, and mathematical behaviors.

10 minutes of morning reading

Edited by children's literature writer Jin Bo and children's literature doctor Wang Lin, the selection of Chinese and foreign children's poems and prose is aimed at cultivating children's "poetic mind". According to the unified "Chinese" textbook, the weekly theme is generated, and the "Unit Evaluation Form" and "Reading with Adults" are innovatively designed, which are suitable for class morning reading and students' independent reading. It is an effective supplement and extension of the reading content of the Chinese textbook.

Group Reading of Ancient Poetry for Primary Schools

This series of books is based on:"The ancient poetry reader compiled with the concept of "group reading" connects ancient poems with topics, from reading a poem to reading through. Carefully selected ancient poems, so that children can easily read and master independently.

This series features:

1. The teaching requirements of the textbook "Chinese" are the standard, and each volume has 20 topics that highlight interest and thinking;

2. According to the requirements of the course standard, the grading is selected, with 80 ancient poems in each volume;

3. Pay attention to accumulation, based on integrated thinking, and improve children's thinking;

4. Combined with illustrations, enhance understanding and stimulate imagination.

5. After each unit, there is a "reading and reading practice", which sets up after-class questions from the aspects of words, words, meaning, and use, and integrates teaching and learning.

Extracurricular books for first-year students:1. "Ancient Chinese Fables", compiled by Shao Dizhong, Beijing People's Literature Publishing House.

2. "Chinese and Foreign Myths and Legends", edited by Tian Xinli, Beijing People's Literature Publishing House.

3. "100,000 Whys" Lu Jiaxi, editor-in-chief of Juvenile and Children's Publishing House.

4. "Flying with Birds" by Zheng Zuoxin, Hunan Children's Publishing House.

5, "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" (French) Jules. Verne, Beijing Education Press.

6. "The Story of Chinese Characters" Mei Zihan is published by Shanghai Science Press.

7. "Hans Christian Andersen's Selected Fairy Tales" (Denmark) by Hans Christian Andersen, translated by Ye Junjian and translated by Lin Publishing House.

The first book of children's growth, my first 100,000 whys, is aimed at young children and lower elementary school students, and can also be read by parents and children. In order to facilitate parents to guide their children to read, each work is equipped with prompt text, as well as Chinese pinyin phonetics and color pictures.

Ancient Chinese Fables and Stories is one of the "New Edition: New Chinese Curriculum Standard Compulsory Reading Series". The book selects 95 fables, such as Starling Learning, Classic Books Recommending Pulling Seedlings to Grow, Tragic Beast, Bian Que's Argument Only Splitting Disease and Closure, Bian Zhuangzi's Thorn Tiger, and Bole Pity Horse, etc., which are accompanied by some color pages to describe the content of the story. There are guided reading, knowledge links and reading extensions in front of the book to help children optimize their reading.

Interest Cultivation: "The Secret Hidden in a Math Book".

A good-looking and interesting mathematics book, with 12 creative stories and 2 mathematical cultures in each volume, bringing 14 normal teaching convergence points, integrating mathematical ruler knowledge into familiar life and learning scenes.

Cultivate children's mathematical language, improve their mathematical vision, develop mathematical thinking, create school companions that accompany children's growth, enhance children's interest in mathematics, and stimulate their desire to explore Chinese characters; Restore abstract mathematical knowledge to life, and use subject knowledge as the support to let children understand mathematical vision, mathematical thoughts, and mathematical behaviors.

Edited by children's literature writer Jin Bo and children's literature doctor Wang Lin, the selection of Chinese and foreign children's poems and prose is aimed at cultivating children's "poetic mind". According to the unified "Chinese" textbook, the weekly theme is generated, and the "Unit Evaluation Form" and "Reading with Adults" are innovatively designed, which are suitable for class morning reading and students' independent reading. It is an effective supplement and extension of the reading content of the Chinese textbook.

This set of "1+x" language literacy readers. The topics are closely integrated with the compilation of the "Chinese" textbook, the text is more optimized, more structured, and the supporting teaching resources (teaching plans, PPT, teaching design) and the tutorial manual (grades 1-6 of primary school) are also more abundant and perfect, so as to facilitate learning and teaching.

The recommended extracurricular books for the first grade of primary school are "Dancing in the Fallen Leaves", "If You Give a Mouse Cookies", "Ancient Chinese Mythological Stories", "Ancient Chinese Folk Stories", "The Mouse Marries a Bride", and "Cao Chong Calls the Elephant".

1. "Dancing in the Fallen Leaves".

The author skillfully used different colors and shapes of fallen leaves to create this picture book about fallen leaves. The unexpectedly rich pictures and the shapes that never get tired of looking at make the text and the picture unified. Children can also learn to create their own book "Dancing in the Fallen Leaves".

2. "If You Give Rats Cookies".

If you give a little mouse a cookie, what will it ask for next? Milk? Toys? All these bizarre plots are just in line with the baby's pan-spirituality, and break through our habitual thinking patterns, and the little mouse is our dear baby.

3. "Ancient Chinese Myths and Stories".

Help your child warm up the content of the article. Let them read books with "questions" to increase their interest in reading. Let children consciously learn idioms while reading stories, and strengthen children's learning and use of key words.

4. "Ancient Chinese Folk Tales".

"Folk customs" is a fashion and habit that has been passed down from generation to generation for a long time. When reading folklore stories, there is always a sentence at the beginning: "Once upon a time". It is this sentence that takes our hearts into ancient history, allowing us to peek into how folklore happened and what its original form was.

5. "The Mouse Makes the Bride".

The daughter of the chief of the mouse village was about to throw a hydrangea to choose the groom, and a black cat rushed in and disrupted the situation. For the sake of his daughter's happiness, the head of the mouse village decided to find a son-in-law who is stronger than a cat and the strongest in the world. After thinking about it, he felt that the sun was the strongest in the world, so he ran to find it.

But the clouds obscured the sun, the wind blew away the clouds, and the wall blocked the ......Who is the strongest in the world?

Sixth, "Cao Chong Calls the Elephant".

Cao Cao's son, Cao Chong, used his brain to come up with the story of how to weigh an elephant when he was a child. A seven-year-old child, come up with a way to weigh the elephant is stronger than **, better than **, this is really commendable. The story of Cao Chong's elephant is therefore widely circulated; Cao Chong's brain-wielding, observant, and associative qualities are worthy of our serious reference.