100 Tasks for Speech Development

Playing with pictures and offering the child a dialogue, practicing tongue twisters, repeating sound imitations, reading riddles together and finding answers, composing stories based on drawings, training fingers and the tongue — this is the best way to develop speech, memory, attention, and the child's ability to learn. Read together with your little one our book "100 Tasks for Speech Development"; this way you can conduct training in an easy, engaging form: games with sounds, voice and articulation exercises will help develop clear and expressive diction. The child will learn new words, will learn to speak correctly and expressively, and will grow curious and sociable. For preschool age.