Fun Jungle
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Children have an inborn love to listen to stories.
In Fun Jungle, the author offers the natural environment which the children love to fantacize in - the jungle and the animals." Nima the king of the jungle, the lion and Shini the mouse become good pals. They meet and chat often." In this set up the child is bound to get lost and enjoy in trance.
" Shini to Nima - can you teach me to find whether nuts will last for all of us the whole winter or how many nuts shall Hulla collect in summer? Nima said yes dear Shini I will teach you counting." This creates the best mood to induct them in learning the very basic lesson on math, a dreaded subject for many children.
The book on the contrary makes it absolute fun with the mouse learning from the king of the jungle, the lion, without fear.
The lessons are laced with rhymes which the children love instinctively. The pictorial effect will make the child turn the pages of the book every time it is within the sight. After all the book belongs to the child from the time he/she is a baby, a proud possession.
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About the Book
The book brings to light a very easy and interesting way to introduce the subject of math, which can be a loved subject for the child only if he finds it fun.
The pictoral effect, the rhymes and the story form depicting the jungle and animals will enthuse the child to be an engrossed listener.
Moreover, the book will belong to the child and be a part of her own treasure trove. All the images in the book are hand painted.
The book is structured for reading day after day at story telling time. A habit cultivated from infancy. The child will grow up to feel that math is just another plaything and real fun.
About the Author
The Author is a corporate lawyer. She was on the Board of Directors of a giant multinational Infrastructure Company and a Government of India nominee on the Central Council of the professional All India Institute, the Institute of Company Secretaries.
A regular guest speaker at leading Management Institutes and professional Institutes of Chartered Accountants and Company Secretaries. She has contributed articles in a leading Indian Newspaper on laws of equity.
She is married, has two married daughters and is a grandmother.