Why in the every book of KG CLASS we find that A FOR APPLE.. only?

@siliguri (4241)
India
March 12, 2010 5:33am CST
You will sure laugh when u see this question..but think about it..it is really interesting..Since when I started to learn I also learn A for apple Today, also when I had complete my graduation when I see the books of class KG I see this words only… there is many words whose begins with Alphabets A like we can say A for aeroplane.or A for Animal and lot of ...although there is change in every words thereafter like with B we used to learn b=boy..but now we see b for bat..or b for ball..in different book..Sometimes I think it is one kind of advertisement done by some apple company..in order to sale their apple..Do u know why it so?..Do u also learn in your childhood A for apple…i think u have understand what is my question..
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3 responses
@kar295rocks (2116)
• India
12 Mar 10
A- Apple is found in almost books, but I saw an ICSE school KG book where A - aeroplane and Astronaut was given! Looking at A -Apple carefully, it has only two or three syllables whereas animal, astronaut, aeroplane have about 5-7 syllables... So, the child finds apple easy to spell!
@siliguri (4241)
• India
12 Mar 10
Nice answer friend..thanks for the response..have a nice day... you are from india?..
• India
12 Mar 10
Because isthe fruit where all the childerns love it at that age childerns are love to eat so it is trick for the teachers to make students learn thats all
@siliguri (4241)
• India
12 Mar 10
This might be the reason...thanks for the satisfying answer...then in pakistan they might use A FOR AK47 HAHAHA.... friend have a nice day...
@Sreekala (34312)
• India
12 Mar 10
Hi siliguri, Apple’s picture is attractive as it red in colour and pronunciation is also simple than other words. For eg., apple is so simple to say than aeroplane. I think it must be a reason for not changing this word even after years. Kids like to eat apple too and they must be familiar with the word before start their learning in school.