EP-01 Computer & Family 2–5

Bobo's Magic
Computer!

Name: Bobo's Magic Computer
Author: Amy & Bobo Studio

波波的神奇電腦

Daddy Bobo is working from home on his computer, while big sister Tutu and little brother Ban-Ban peek curiously at the glowing screen. While Bobo steps away for water, Ban-Ban can't resist pressing the mouse — out pops a long-eared bunny, a heart-striped zebra, and even Mommy Amy in a giant crown! (Pages: 17)

Reading guidance

(adjust to your child’s language level)

初階：指認圖片、模仿單詞。e.g. 「電腦」、「滑鼠」
中階：練習短句。e.g. 「波波打開電腦」、「螢幕上有家人」
進階：回答較複雜的問題或敘述練習。e.g. 「為什麼波波很驚訝？」、「波波打開電腦，看到螢幕，最後…」

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What's inside

Buy the picture-book pack

Each pack bundles the story with the language-development guidance and printable worksheets that go with it.

01
Story

The full 17-page bilingual (zh-TW · EN) picture book.
02
Language development guidance

Curated book vocabulary, sentence patterns, and question prompts.
03
Worksheets

8 printable A4 worksheets that go with the book.

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Before you buy

Quick answers

Most parents ask these four. Tap to expand.

How do the PDFs work? Do I need to print them?

The PDFs are parent-led shared-reading material: download and either print them or use them on a tablet together with your child. If you worry about screen time, printing is the easiest path — paper gives the child something tactile to point at and flip.

Are physical copies available?

We are launching with online previews and ebooks (Readmoo / Apple Books) first.

Can my child use this on their own?

We don't recommend it. This pack is designed for parent-led shared reading — the point isn't the screen, it's the language interaction between you and your child. Handing a young child a tablet to use this alone undermines the whole design intent (and adds avoidable screen time).

I'm not sure how to read with my child — is this still for me?

Yes — this is exactly who the pack is for. The included Parent Shared-Reading Guide breaks reading into three short phases (before / during / after) with concrete sentences to say and pauses to hold. The whole thing comes down to three habits: describe more, wait longer, catch what your child says and gently extend it.