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According to the English education syllabus in various places, the first grade is basically based on being able to read English, and very few are expanded. If you have participated in other English courses outside of class, you can search for some English reading materials on dangdang and Jingdong.

Hairy rabbit emotional development series, is a set of children to perceive their emotions of English picture books, the series has eight books, from the perspective of loneliness, anger, sadness, fear, happiness, friendliness, jealousy, like, etc., to tell children what different emotions have to behave, so that children can correctly perceive their emotions.

For example, in the book When I Am Feeling Kinds, it is mentioned that my heart feels really warm, I like to do things that help other people, helps me understand how other people may be feeling, give a friend a big hug when he is feeling sad and so on.

When parents read this set of English picture books with their children, they can perceive emotions and grow together with their children, and it is a set of picture books that adults and children can read many times. Aiko Taoxue provides you with the borrowing service of this series of picture books, and there are nearly 10,000 picture books waiting for you to see.

Extracurricular books suitable for the first grade of primary school.

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".

2. 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".

3. Classic books must be read in the 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" and other fairy tales Ye Shengtao China Juvenile and Children's Publishing House.

2. Selected Chinese Contemporary Children's Poetry, Zhang Jilou, Peng Siyuan, Sichuan Juvenile and Children's Publishing House.

3. "Selected Poems of Foreign Children" by Wen Chengying, edited by Li Rong, Sichuan Juvenile and Children's Publishing House.

4. "100 Stories of Scientists", Ye Yonglie Juvenile and Children's Publishing House.

5. "Selected Adventure Stories of China and Foreign Countries", edited by Yi Ming, China Juvenile and Children's Publishing House.

6. "Endless Questioning" by Wang Ganchang, Hunan Children's Publishing House.

7. "Insects" (French) by Fabre, Yan Xiaoshan translated the encyclopedia of the People's Education Society.

8, "My Wildlife Friend" (France) Tippi. De Gray, translated by Huang Tianyuan, Yunnan Education Press.

Benefits of Reading Extracurricular Books in Grade 1:

1. Reading all kinds of good extracurricular books can broaden your horizons, increase your knowledge, and teach people to distinguish between right and wrong, and do something and not do something.

2. Extracurricular reading helps to accumulate language in reading, is conducive to the accumulation of language learning, writing, and knowledge, enriches writing topics, improves writing creativity, and improves one's literary literacy, which is very beneficial.

3. Extracurricular reading helps to cultivate a good habit of self-directed learning.

4. Reading outside of class helps you improve your reading skills.

5. Extracurricular reading can make one's study life more colorful.

6. Enhance the overall understanding of a certain discipline, including the content, method and significance of the discipline, its relationship with other disciplines, and its role in the progress of human science and technology.

1. "Dancing in the Fallen Leaves": a popular science book that cultivates children to observe nature and understand nature;

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" phonetic version of mythology;

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" phonetic version of folk customs;

"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.