THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRESCHOOLERS' SPEECH CULTURE THROUGH DIDACTIC GAMES
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Preschool education, speech, young children, physical education, mental education, moral education, aesthetic education, innovative education.Abstract
This article explores the development of speech culture in preschool children through the use of didactic games. It emphasizes the importance of early childhood as a critical stage for language acquisition and communication skills. The article highlights how didactic games serve as effective tools not only for enriching vocabulary and improving pronunciation, but also for fostering coherent speech, logical thinking, and social interaction among children. Attention is given to the role of educators in organizing and guiding such games, creating a supportive environment where children can develop their speech abilities in a natural and engaging way. Furthermore, the article outlines practical examples of didactic games that can be applied in preschool education to stimulate interest, encourage creativity, and form the foundations of a strong speech culture.
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