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Fruit Hunter Special Training, tailor-made for curious little ones

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Opening a fruit shop and having an endless supply of fruit to pick and eat was Calender Girl's simple childhood dream. Although she never became a fruit shop owner, by a twist of fate she got to know quite a few rare and exotic fruits and became a fruit hunter (more or...

Opening a fruit shop and having an endless supply of fruit to pick and eat was Calender Girl's simple childhood dream. Although she never became a fruit shop owner, by a twist of fate she got to know quite a few rare and exotic fruits and became afruit hunter(big fog)...

At home, able to easily point out the Chinese and English names of all kinds of fruits; out on a spring walk, able to quickly find all kinds of tasty exotic fruits. This is the magic of thefruit hunter。

A "dream" is a seed, and many thinking habits in adulthood can be traced back to childhood. After age 3, children begin to pay attention to the environment around them, and their understanding of the world starts at this time. This is the key period for cultivating a child into an excellent fruit hunter.

So, what are the benefits of becoming a fruit hunter, and how do you cultivate a child into an excellent fruit hunter?

Three elements of a fruit hunter

Identify 100 kinds of fruit

Possess abstract thinking ability

The urge to create freely through writing and drawing

"One Fruit" - tailor-made especially for curious little ones (and for you, full of childlike wonder and appetite)

Know fruits, know the world

The "One Fruit" illustrated guide has always accompanied the growth of young hunters; this is the tradition of fruit hunters - mastering knowledge of rare and exotic fruits from around the world begins with understanding and exploring species.

It includes exquisite illustrations of 100 kinds of fruit, labeled with Chinese characters, pinyin and English names, making it a complete volume for identifying things, recognizing characters and learning English.

Swipe left and try

Besides common fruits, there are many fruits that are usually hard to see, and even if you see them, you cannot name them. Open this little booklet and let the exquisite illustrations awaken your curiosity and imagination.

Exercise abstract thinking

How do you quickly extract the most core meaning from a jumble of information? The abstract thinking of "the greatest truths are the simplest" is very luxurious even for adults, but with just a little influence in early childhood it can be picked up quickly.

It comes with 8 geometric cards, corresponding to the silhouettes of various fruit shapes, which can be arranged and combined with different colored blank pages to form different fruit images.

In the game of guessing fruits, children can gradually understand the correspondence between simple shapes and colors and complex fruit images, and unconsciously gain abstract thinking.

Inspire the desire to create

Unlike traditional object-recognition cards, "One Fruit" is equipped with a large number of colored blank pages, providing children with free space for "output."

Combining the two links of information cognition and abstract thinking cultivation, free writing and drawing will consolidate and inspire children's imagination and desire to create.

More important than knowing the world is the anticipation and desire to explore. "One Fruit" is a seed, and the fruit it bears in the future may be an interest in species, an obsession with delicious food, or a love of geographical knowledge...

Countless possibilities create the colorful life of a fruit hunter. Why not scan the code and experience it for yourself?

Life is not only the apples, bananas and watermelons in front of you, but also mamey sapote and distant places...




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