Is the English enlightenment of children who are almost five years old better than picture books or Oxford tree grading?

This mainly depends on the child's English foundation or acceptance. If he has not been exposed to English before, it is suggested that picture books are better, and his interest in English should be cultivated first. Oxford Tree Reading is suitable for children with a certain English foundation, and there will be relatively more pronunciation and vocabulary learning. For children who have no foundation, it is recommended to use picture books, and it is better to use graded reading books after the children have a certain foundation. The sentences in picture books are generally simple and short, and the pictures are colorful, which is very attractive to children. My baby is 4 years old now. I bought many picture books at Huayan Foreign Language School, such as Bobo Mouse, Five Monkeys, My Mother and other famous foreign picture books. I usually read it to him repeatedly by myself (provided it is beautiful). He feels good and his paintings are cute, so I naturally like to see them now. These teachers will teach systematically when they go to school. Now they just cultivate his interest in English and tell him not to be so strange to English. When he is older and has a little foundation, he will buy graded books.