Factors for developing children's speech through didactic games
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didactic games, environment, family upbringing, linguistic thinking, speaking skills, speech development, vocabularyAbstract
The article focuses on the development of speech skills, thinking skills, vocabulary through didactic games in preschool and family atmosphere. we should not forget about the modern words that enter the children's speech and vocabulary under the influence of cartoons, movies, and television. In the process of working on the lexicon, it is necessary to control the compliance of children's speech with the form of pure literary language, the absence of foreign words in the speech.
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