What does the alphabet tree tell us?

The alphabet tree tells us the following information:

First of all, through innovative educational tools, the efficiency and effectiveness of learning can be improved. The letter tree shows how to make learning easier and more interesting through creative methods.

Secondly, the letter tree shows that education should be personalized and diversified. Every student has his own learning style and needs, so we need to adopt different teaching strategies to meet their needs. As one of the educational tools, the alphabet tree provides students with a learning experience that integrates vision, hearing and motor senses, and will help different types of learners master knowledge more effectively.

A brief introduction is as follows:

There are many happy letters living in a big tree. One day, a storm struck, and the letter dared not hide in the depths of the low branches and leaves. A strange bug flew in and taught letters to form words to resist strong winds. Later, a caterpillar taught the letters to do something they never thought of, that is, to make sentences and say something interesting. ...

Together, the letters write "world peace and benefit all mankind". It turns out that when letters are combined to write words, they are far more powerful than strong winds.

The author's brief introduction is as follows:

Leo Lionni 19 10 was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands in May. His father is a Belgian Jewish businessman and his mother is a soprano. Because his home is near the art museum and his uncles are architects, painters and art collectors, he has been immersed in a rich artistic atmosphere since he was a child.

/kloc-moved to America and Italy with his family since he was 0/3 years old. 1935 received a doctorate in economics. 1945, there was an anti-semitic wave in Europe, and they were forced to flee the United States with their families.

Leonie is a brilliant and unconstrained artistic genius, proficient in painting, sculpture, graphic design, printing, ceramics, photography ... and once served as the design director of Fortune magazine 10 years. During this period, he held solo exhibitions and design exhibitions in Europe and America for many times, and served as the president of the American Graphic Arts Society and the chairman of the 1953 international design conference.

1955 won the best advertising production designer award of the American Graphic Arts Association, and 1956 won the gold medal of the Architectural Alliance. 1984, when he was awarded the American Graphic Arts Association Award, he was evaluated as having deeply influenced at least three generations through his artistic creation, design creation, leadership and talent training in the design field, and creation of children's picture books. Humanism and rationalism run through his works.

Although Leonie was 49 years old when he started to create picture books, he started a new era of picture books. The New York Times once praised him like this: "If picture books are a new visual art of our time, then Leo Leoni is the master of this style."

His picture books have won numerous awards, among which One Inch Worm, Little Black Fish, Afo the vole and Alexander and the Clockwork Mouse are named 196 1, 1964, 1968 and1977 respectively. 1999 10, the master of picture books known as "color magician", died in Italy at the age of 89.