Ginkgo Tree Picture Book
Meet the ginkgo tree, which brightens the streets with golden leaves when autumn arrives. Follow the secrets of this ancient tree hidden in its fan-shaped leaves and hard seeds, and explore the autumn scenery together.
Recommended age: 4~6세 · 18pages
What Ginkgo Tree teaches
- Sharpen your child's eye for observation by noticing the ginkgo's features, like its fan-shaped leaves and how it turns golden in autumn.
- Learn about the changing seasons by watching how the tree looks different in each one.
- Come to appreciate the ginkgo tree, which overcomes pollution and has watched over the village for a very long time.
Words to learn with Ginkgo Tree
- tree
- leaf
- sun
- cloud
- bird
- stone
- branch
- bark
- seed
- fruit
Frequently asked questions
What age is the ginkgo tree book recommended for?
It's great for children ages 3 to 7 who love autumn.
What kind of tree is a ginkgo?
It's the oldest kind of tree, having lived alongside the dinosaurs about 200 million years ago. It turns golden in autumn and is known for its fan-shaped leaves.
What words can my child learn?
Your child will meet nature words like ginkgo tree, leaf, fan, autumn, gold, tree, and fruit.
Why does it turn yellow in autumn?
In summer the leaves are green, but as the sunlight fades in autumn, the leaves' yellow pigment shows through. That's how they turn golden.
Are there any scary scenes?
No. It's a warm nature-observation book.
Any activity ideas?
Good activities include gathering ginkgo leaves on an autumn walk, making bookmarks from the yellow leaves, and drawing fan shapes.
Is there an English version?
Yes, the English version, Ginkgo Tree, is included.
Are there similar books?
The tree series with titles like Oak Tree, Pine Tree, and Apple Tree is loved alongside this one.
Read-aloud tips for Ginkgo Tree (ages 4–7)
- Read the autumn scenes with a gentle mood, adding the "rustle, rustle" sound of falling leaves, and read the winter-bud part in a lively, spirited voice.
- Ask, "Why does the ginkgo seed smell so bad?" and talk about the tree's clever way of protecting its seeds.
- On an autumn walk, gather ginkgo leaves, observe their fan shape, and make them into bookmarks to tuck inside a book.
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