Preschool Speech, Language And Sound Cards Babies

MinipoiLanguage, Speech and Sound Cards consist of cards designed using real-life visuals to ensure cognitive development, audio-visual perception and attention development, especially language development of children and special education students. Features There are 54 cards in the box. Color printing was made on 12*10 cm, glossy cellophane coated 300 gr American bristol first pulp cardboard. The corners of the cards are rounded. Usage • First, check if the children can identify the pictures on their own, and start with the cards that belong to the sounds that the child can easily make. •The study period should be during the time when the child enjoys and does not get bored with the study. • The number of cards to be studied in a study should be decided by considering the attention span of the child. •We should show the card you have determined to the child and define the picture. Say the sound on the card first, then ask the child to make the same sound. • Asking the child to make sounds when faced with the sounds studied in daily life will increase the efficiency of the study. •When the work progresses, games with the theme of “Which card does this sound belong to” can be played. Language and Speech Language is a system that is unique to humans and used as a communication tool, consisting of basic units such as sounds, symbols and words. Language is a tool used to express feelings, thoughts, attitudes, beliefs, value judgments and to perform functions such as asking questions and making requests in learning, conveying information about perceived or experienced events, and accumulating culture. Speech is a form of language converted into sound. The speaking process is a process in which reflection sounds and exclamatory sounds can be imitated and learned more easily than normal spoken words. Reflection words are words that reflect the sounds of nature through imitation. These words, which are more or less reminiscent of the sounds of nature and which can be related to any natural sound, differ from other words in terms of their characteristic structures, limited meanings and specific functions they carry and form a different group. Exclamations are the sounds we make or the words we say in response to certain events. There are many examples of exclamations. There are sounds that are only used as exclamation points, as well as sounds that are not normally exclamation points but can be used as exclamation points. You can support your child's speech more efficiently by concentrating on reflection sound and exclamation sound imitations. Reflection sounds and exclamation sounds are imitations of sounds in nature. In this study, reflection and exclamation sounds were compiled in a clear and understandable way and symbolized with real pictures. It is our greatest wish that this study will be useful to individuals in the speaking process. More than 100 stocks have been presented to be sold at the campaign price.