JP3103300U - Picture book - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To operate a hand as a hand member on the upper body of a picture of a person or the like displayed over both pages of a picture book in an open state, to operate (operate) the hand members individually and independently, I want to include a doll play element in a picture book so that young children can become familiar with the picture book and become interested in it.
SOLUTION: In a picture book 1 composed of a front cover, a back cover and a plurality of paper pieces sewn therebetween, one open page 2a of the picture book includes a head of a person, an anthropomorphic animal or a character. The upper page includes the upper body picture 6a, the other page displays the lower body 6b of the picture, and the picture book has left and right hand members 12, 12 connected and installed so as to be independently operable. The child moves the hands to align them on both sides, grips each of the left and right hand members, moves the hand members to face the page displaying the upper body, opens both hands, and places the left and right hand members on the head of the upper body of the picture The child's picture book which allows the infant to play the hand in association with the picture of the picture book, by touching or separating the eyes a, a of the face of the part, moving both hands independently or together. .
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Description

  The present invention relates to a picture book for infants.

  A picture book showing a picture of an animal or a person so that the child is familiar and interested and displaying words related to the picture is provided as a picture book for infants.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there has been known a picture book in which a picture attracts an infant's visual interest, and a parent can read and listen to a word to learn the name and word of the thing displayed in the picture ( For example, see Patent Document 1.)
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-20560

The picture book disclosed in Patent Document 1 displays a picture of a person or an anthropomorphic animal over adjacent pages in a state where the picture book is opened, displays the upper body on one page, and displays the lower body on the other page, The left and right hands are continuously and integrally drawn between the open pages, and are interleaved.
By opening and closing this piece of paper, the face of the picture is hidden or revealed with both hands, the action of "no, no bar" is displayed, and the words are displayed as if they were read, or a piece of paper to be interposed between the head, which was lowered or raised his head to the operation of the "Hello" by opening and closing, and can be displayed so as to listen to read the words.

  Or more of the conventional picture book, "no, bar that does not have" was above the opening and closing operation of the same material and a piece of paper of the picture book and both hands are an integral piece of paper to carry out and "Hello", consists of the words to explain the operation, The hands and head that perform the operation are made of thick paper pieces that make up the picture book, so there is a sense of rigidity.Since it is only necessary to open and close the paper sheet with both hands integrated, it is interesting for infants It lacks, and there is a lack of interest.

  In the present invention, left and right hand members are individually operably provided on the upper body of a picture of a person or the like displayed over both pages of a picture book in an open state, and each hand is gripped, When each hand member and both hand members are moved to perform `` Banzai '' or blindfold, `` No, no '', and by opening the blindfold, `` No, no '', hand pages are composed. Separately from the paper pieces to be used, the children can be interested in the picture book and play with the dolls related to the theme of the picture book. The object of the present invention is to obtain a picture book for an infant that can be used, and by making the hand member separate from the paper piece of the picture book, the material of the hand member becomes arbitrary, it is easy to get close to the infant, and by holding the hand member Can generate sound To develop the play of picture books such as kill, it is an object of the present invention to obtain an infant picture book that also contribute to educational improvement in the infant.

  The invention according to claim 1 is characterized in that, in a picture book composed of a front cover, a back cover, and a plurality of paper pieces stuck between the front cover, one of the opened pages of the picture book includes a person, an anthropomorphic animal, a character, or the like. The picture of the upper body including the head is displayed, the other page displays the lower body of the picture, and the picture book is provided with the left and right hand members connected and installed so as to be independently operable, and The child moves the hands to align them on both sides, grips each of the left and right hand members, moves the hand members to face the page displaying the upper body, opens both hands, and places the left and right hand members on the head of the upper body of the picture The present invention is characterized in that a hand can be played by an infant in association with a picture of a picture book, by touching or separating eyes of a face of a part, moving both hands independently or together.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect, the hand member is formed of a soft member, and includes a sound generating member that generates a sound when pressed inward.

  The invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that, in claim 1 or claim 2, concave portions for accommodating the hand member are provided on the left and right sides of the paper piece.

  In the invention according to claim 1, a picture book is opened, a picture book is connected to one picture side of a double-page spread, and a hand member provided independently of a picture book piece of a picture book is moved, and a person, an anthropomorphic animal or a character is moved. while in against the picture, "can circle the" by operating the individual of the hand member, or both of the hand member, "handshake", "Hello", "goodbye", "Banzai", "blind", "no, no, Can be performed with both hands or one hand through the picture book in relation to the theme of the picture book, the description contents, the picture of the picture book, etc. It is possible to make children interested in a picture book by raising interest and interest, to improve the interest and interest of the infant in the picture book, and to provide a picture book excellent in infant emotional education and intellectual training.

  In the invention according to claim 2, in addition to the effect of claim 1, the hand member is formed of a soft member, and a sound generating member that generates a sound by pressing the inside is built in, so it is connected to a picture book first. The hand member that is touched or gripped by the infant has a good touch and operation feeling, is gentle on the hand, is safe, and when operating the hand member, the sound is generated by pressing the hand member. It is possible to generate a picture book that can be generated by widening the range of play by manipulating the hand members provided in the picture book, and to further enhance the interest and interest in the picture book of the infant, and to excel at the emotional education and educational training of the infant. Can be provided.

  In the device according to the third aspect, in addition to the effects of the first and second aspects, since the hand members can be accommodated in the left and right recesses of the paper piece of the picture book, the handpiece is connected to the picture book separately from the picture book. The hand member does not protrude outward from the picture book, and the amount of outward protrusion is small, and the hand member is accommodated in a picture book without providing a special structure or a housing member. be able to.

The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. The drawings should be viewed in the direction of reference numerals.
FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of a picture book according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the picture book as viewed from the cover.
The picture book 1 is composed of a front cover 2, a back cover 3, a back cover 4, and a plurality of paper pieces 5 stitched between the front cover 2 and the back cover 3 (... denotes a plurality; the same applies hereinafter). Become.

On the front surface of the front cover 2, a picture 6 composed of a character such as a hero, such as a person, an anthropomorphic animal, or a cartoon, which the infant likes and understands easily, is displayed. In the embodiment, the drawing is a picture in which an anthropomorphic "cat" and "bear" are held together.
In addition, as the title display 7 of the picture book, it was to display the characters that "Akushu Pippi Hello" in the embodiment. Then, on the upper right corner of the front surface of the cover 2, a character display 8 as a guide for the parent to give to the infant is displayed, for example, in a circle as "first toy picture book" or the like. It is indicated that it is suitable as a given picture book.

  The picture on the front cover is not limited to the above, and is arbitrary, and the title display is arbitrarily set based on the contents of the picture book.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the back cover of a picture book.
A picture 9 is displayed on the back cover 3, and in the embodiment, the pictures are "Potato", "Infant", and "Inu" personified from the left. These three picture characters are constructed in association with the contents of the picture book. The "Pig" picture element 9a is put down with both hands, and the picture is put together in front. The "infant" picture element 9b is made with both hands. The picture element 9c of "Inu" is a picture in a state where both hands face the face and the eyes are covered with the fingers.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG.
On the back surface (inner surface) of the back cover 3 of the picture book 1, except for the inner surface on the back cover side, the area is slightly smaller than the outer contour of the back cover, and in the embodiment, about half of the thickness of the picture book 1. A spacer 10 having a thickness is attached.
The spacer 10 has a portion connected to the back surface 4a of the spine 4 as a narrow portion 10a (see FIGS. 5 and 12), and the other portion as a wide portion 10b (see FIG. 12) which substantially matches the width of the cover. .
The spacer 10 has a structure in which the inside is formed of, for example, a lightweight foam resin, and the surface is covered with a sheet of paper. The growth was suppressed, and the weight was easier for infants to handle.

FIG. 5 is a diagram in which the picture book 1 is opened, and the back surface 2a of the front cover 2 and the first piece of paper 5A are opened.
The display surface of the picture is constituted by the back surface 2a of the front cover 2 and the paper piece 5A, and a personaized picture 6A of "Inu" is displayed on this display surface in the embodiment.
On the back surface 2a of the front cover 2, which is one page, an upper body picture element 6a consisting of a head including a face is displayed, and on the other page, a piece of paper 5A, a lower body picture element 6b is displayed.

The paper pieces 5 to be spelled and turned are formed by obliquely cutting the left and right portions of the joining edge with the spine 4 symmetrically in the opposite direction to the spine 4 to form oblique sides 5a.
A substantially triangular concave portion 11 surrounded by the front cover 2, the back cover 3, and the back cover 4 in a closed state between the oblique sides 5a, 5a and the inner surface 4a of the spine 4, and opened on both right and left sides. , 11 are formed symmetrically.
The hand members 12, 12 are accommodated and installed in the recesses 11, 11, respectively.

In the embodiment, the hand members 12 and 12 are hands (arms including hands), have a length, and have a shape and a size that can be easily gripped by an infant.
The hand members 12, 12 have their base ends connected to the picture book 1 side via the strings 13, 13. Specifically, the hand members 12, 12 are connected to the ends of both sides of the narrow portion 10 a close to the spine 4 of the spacer 10. 13, 13, and one end of the hand member 12 is connected to the other end of the strings 13, 13.

By the way, the hand members 12, 12 are made of a material whose outer surface is wrapped on the outside with a soft cloth such as a woven cloth or a non-woven cloth, and a soft resin sheet. I do.
Since the hand members 12 and 12 imitating hands may be carried to the mouth when an infant plays, it is preferable that the hand members 12 and 12 be formed of a material subjected to antibacterial treatment.
The lengths of the strings 13, 13 are set so that the infants have some allowance for playing and operating the hand members 12, 12 by pulling the hand members 12, 12. Is preferred.

FIG. 5 shows a state in which the hands 12 and 12 are aligned with both sides of the lower body in a “kiokin” state, and a word that allows a baby to read a picture book and play it is displayed.
In other words, on the back surface 2a of the front cover, how to play the picture above the element 6a "the dog-kun handshake Pippi!" Hello. "" Is a character display 7a, also, below the picture element 6b of the piece of paper 5A The character indications 7b of "* Which is not available." Are displayed as instructions.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a first example of the play of the picture book in the state of FIG.
This shows a state in which the infant holds one of the hand members 12 and 12 as the operation members with the hand H and shakes the hand to play. The length of the strings 13 and 13 is set to a certain margin as described above, and the handshake operation is performed. Can be easily and smoothly performed.
As described above, the “handshaking play” can be performed by grasping the hand member 12. Although the figure shows a state in which one hand is gripped, it goes without saying that it is also possible to hold the left and right hand members 12 and 12 and play with both hands.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing another example of play of the hand member in the state of FIG.
By the way, in the hand members 12 and 12 imitating hands and arms, sounding members 14 and 14 which are sound generators that generate a conspicuous sound such as “Pee” when pressed are provided, respectively.
When the infant grips and presses the hand member 12, the infant presses the sounding member 14 provided inside the hand member 12, whereby a sound such as "Pee" is sounded. As a result, a sound is generated when the infant shakes the hand 12 of the picture book, strongly squeezes or presses it, and the width of the play through the picture book is increased, and the interest in the picture book can be further increased. It is effective in improving intellectual education and emotional education.
In the figure, the sound is blown by grasping and pressing one hand member, but it is needless to say that the sound may be generated by grasping and pressing the other hand member.
The interest of the infant may be further improved by changing the tone of the left and right sounding devices.

FIG. 8 is a diagram of a state in which both hands as left and right operating members are raised from the state of FIG.
By lifting the hand members 12 and 12 corresponding to the left and right hands upward, the personified “Inu” takes a pose of “Banzai”, and from the state of FIG. 5 through FIGS. 6 and 7 according to the description of the picture book. You can play.
Incidentally, "Hello" by lifting the hand member 12, it is possible to perform the operation such as "Goodbye".

FIG. 9 is a view showing a state in which the left and right hand members 12, 12 have been blindfolded from the state of FIG.
The hand members 12, 12 are positioned in a “C” shape on the face of the picture element 6a on the head shown on the back surface 2a of the front cover 2, and the eyes a, a is closed and blindfolded.
The eyes a, a appear by removing the hand members 12, 12 from the eyes a, a, thereby enabling the operation of "no".

FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a state in which a part of the hand member 12 is broken so that the inside can be seen. FIG. 11 is a sectional view taken along line 11-11 of FIG.
The hand member 12 is made up of a soft cloth or sheet-like outer cover member 12a and an interior material 12b made of a soft sponge or the like as described above. A blowing member 14 as a sound generating member for generating a sound is accommodated and incorporated therein.
In the embodiment, the blowing member 14 includes a flexible bag portion 14a having an interior space 14b and a whistle portion 15 provided in a part of the bag portion 14a. 14a is crushed, and the air inside the space 14b is discharged from the whistle section 15 to generate a sound. By releasing the pressure, the air is sucked in and returns to the original shape.
The sounding member is essentially a sound generator, and is not limited to the above-described structure as long as sound is generated when pressed, but it must have an outer shape and dimensions that can be accommodated in the hand member 12.
As described above, the tone of the blowing member may be changed by each of the left and right hand members 12, 12 as a matter of course.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a main part enlarged so that a spine and a piece of paper on one side can be seen with the picture book opened.
The upper half portion of the bound paper pieces 5 is an oblique side portion 5a at both left and right ends, the upper half side portion of the spacer 10 is a narrow portion 10a, and the lower half portion is a wide portion 10b. . Below the oblique sides 5a of the stacked paper pieces 5, a vertically long recess 11 is formed on the left and right between the back cover inner surface 3a and the hand members 12, 12 are accommodated in the recess 11. Therefore, the height (depth) and inward depth of the concave portion 11 are set to be equal to or slightly smaller than the hand member, so that the hand members 12, 12 do not protrude greatly from both sides of the picture book.
Thereby, the accommodating portion of the hand members 12, 12 is formed.

FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a facing state of another page of the picture book.
In the figure, the back page 5B of the above-mentioned paper piece 5A and the next paper piece 5C constitute a double-page spread, and the picture 6B is a personified "girl's pig" character, and the upper half paper piece 5B has a head including a face. Is displayed, and the lower half of the paper piece 5C displays the lower half of the picture element 6b associated with the head.
The hands, which are the hand members 12, 12, face the upper side of the paper piece 5C displaying the lower half picture element 6b.
On top of the picture element 6a of the head that displays the piece of paper 5B is "pig properly shake hands Pippi!" Hello. "" Is to display the character display 7a, character display 7b of picture elements 6b below the piece of paper. 5C, said the The same is true.
The operation (operation) of the hand members 12, 12 with respect to the picture 6B is the same as that described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a double-page spread state of still another page of the picture book.
In the figure, the back page 5D of the above-mentioned paper piece 5C and the next paper piece 5E constitute a double-page spread, and the picture 6C is a personified "girl cat" character, and the upper half paper piece 5D has a head including a face. Is displayed, and the lower half of the paper piece 5E displays the lower half of the picture element 6b associated with the head.
The hands, which are the hand members 12, 12, face the upper side of the piece of paper 5 E on which the lower half picture element 6 b is displayed.
On top of the picture element 6a of the head that displays the piece of paper 5D is "cat properly shake hands Pippi!" Hello. "" Is to display the character display 7a, character display 7b of picture elements 6b below the piece of paper. 5E, said the The same is true.
The operation (operation) of the hand members 12, 12 with respect to the picture 6C is the same as that described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a facing state of another page different from that of FIG. 14 of the picture book.
In the figure, the back page 5F of the above-mentioned paper piece 5E and the next paper piece 5G constitute a double-page spread, and the picture 6D is a personified "boy's bear" character, and the upper half paper piece 5F has a head including a face. Is displayed, and the lower half of the paper piece 5G displays the lower half of the picture element 6b associated with the head.
The hands, which are the hand members 12, 12, face the upper side of the piece of paper 5 </ b> G displaying the lower half picture element 6 b.
On top of the picture element 6a of the head that displays the piece of paper. 5F "Kumakun shaking hands with Pippi!" Hello. "" Is to display the character display 7a, 7b character display of picture elements 6b below the piece of paper. 5G, the Is the same as
The operation (operation) of the hand members 12, 12 with respect to the picture 6D is the same as that described with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating a facing state of another page different from that of FIG. 15 of the picture book.
In the figure, a double-page spread is constituted by the back surface 5H of the above-described paper sheet 5G and the next paper sheet 5I, and the picture 6E is a "girl" character, and the upper half of the paper sheet 5H is the head of a girl who has tied a ribbon including a face. The picture element 6a of the lower part is displayed, and the picture element 6b of the lower body wearing a skirt associated with the head is displayed on the paper piece 5I of the lower half.
The hands, which are the hand members 12, 12, face the upper side of the paper piece 5I on which the lower half picture element 6b is displayed.
On top of the picture element 6a of the head that displays the piece of paper 5H "Akushu Pippi!" Hello. "Friends full. Is displayed, and the character display 7b below the picture element 6b of the sheet 5I is the same as described above.
The operation (operation) of the hand members 12, 12 with respect to the picture 6E is the same as that described with reference to FIGS.

  As has been above described, also in FIGS. 13 to 16, operates the hand member 12, 12 'can circle the "by causing (operation)," Akushu "," Hello "," Goodbye "," Banzai "," Playing such as "No", and pressing one or both of the hand members 12 and 12 generate a sound, which allows the user to play with interest while familiarizing with the picture book.

  In the present invention, the anthropomorphic animal or infant character is used in the embodiment, but the character is not limited to the above, but may be any person such as an anthropomorphic vehicle or a cartoon character that the infant can easily approach.

  INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is suitable for a picture book that is effective for improving the educational training of young children and for emotional education.

1 is an external perspective view of a picture book according to the present invention. It is the front view seen from the cover of the picture book. It is a figure showing the back cover of a picture book. FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG. 2. It is the figure which opened the picture book and made the back side of the front cover and the 1st sheet of paper open. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a first example of play of a picture book in the state of FIG. 5; FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating another example of play of the hand member in the state of FIG. 6. FIG. 6 is a diagram of a state in which both hands as left and right hand members are raised from the state of FIG. 5. FIG. 9 is a view showing a state in which the left and right hand members have been blindfolded from the state of FIG. 8. FIG. 5 is a perspective view in which a part of a hand member is broken so that the inside can be seen. FIG. 11 is a sectional view taken along line 11-11 of FIG. 10. It is the perspective view of the principal part expanded so that a spine and a piece of paper of one side could be seen in the state which opened the picture book. It is a figure showing the double-page spread state of other pages of a picture book. It is a figure which shows the spread state of still another page of a picture book. FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a facing state of another page different from that of FIG. 14 of the picture book. FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating a facing state of another page different from that of FIG. 15 of the picture book.

Explanation of reference numerals

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... picture book, 2 ... front cover, 3 ... back cover, 4 ... spine cover, 5 ... piece of paper, 6 ... picture, 7 ... character display, 11 ... concave part, 12 ... hand member, 13 ... string as a connecting member , 14 ... Sound generator.

Claims (3)

In the front cover, the back cover, and a picture book consisting of multiple pieces of paper sewn in between,
On one page of the picture book that opens, a picture of the upper body including the head of a person, an anthropomorphic animal or character is displayed, and the other page displays the lower body of the picture,
In the picture book, the left and right hand members are connected and installed so that they can be operated independently,
The infant moves each of the hand members to align them on both sides, grasps each of the left and right hand members, moves the hand members to open a page displaying the upper body, and opens both hands, The hand of the infant can be played in association with the picture in the picture book, by touching and releasing the face part of the face of the upper body head, moving both hands independently or together,
A picture book for infants, characterized in that:   2. The infant picture book according to claim 1, wherein the hand member is formed of a soft member, and has a built-in sound generating member that generates a sound when pressed inward. 3. The infant picture book according to claim 1, wherein a concave portion for accommodating the hand member is provided on the left and right sides of the paper piece.

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