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Blinking at traffic lights: teaching children to obey traffic rules with picture books
Traffic lights are indispensable traffic rules on the road. How to make children understand and abide by this rule? The book Blinking at the Traffic Lights by Satoshi Matsumoto, the father of Japanese picture books, gives us a brand-new inspiration. This paper will discuss the content and characteristics of this picture book in depth to help parents better educate their children.

Blink at the traffic lights

In picture books, traffic lights, like living things, "blink". Blinking at a red light means that it is tired and needs a rest; The green light flashes, indicating the signal of progress; The flashing yellow light reminds us to slow down. In this vivid way, children can easily understand the function and significance of traffic lights.

The importance of police uncle

In the picture book, the police uncle plays an important role. When the traffic lights can't keep order, the police uncle will step forward and guide the traffic. In this way, children can realize the importance of police uncles and their role in maintaining traffic order.

Watercolor style picture book

The picture book uses watercolor painting style and pen lines to outline, so that children can feel the charm of art while enjoying the story. In this way, children can learn traffic rules in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere.

Color enlightenment book

In picture books, children can easily know red, yellow and green. This will enable children to learn different colors while learning traffic rules and enhance their awareness of colors.