Description
Get started in music.
With this three-piece percussion setchildren can create musical sounds. Children will have a great time discovering new instruments and exploring the magical world of music.
Aprender es modificar o adquirir nuevas habilidades, destrezas, conocimientos, conductas y valores mediante la experimentación, el estudio, la observación, el razonamiento o la instrucción. Múltiples y variados juegos disponibles hoy en día, desde los más clásicos hasta los más innovadores, pueden ser grandes herramientas para construir una variedad de aprendizajes: lectoescritura, matemáticas, razonamiento y resolución de problemas, etc. aportando motivación e interés a los jugadores. Más allá de la estimulación de las inteligencias múltiples, fomentaremos la autoestima, incentivaremos la cooperación y el trabajo en equipo y mejoraremos el comportamiento y la actitud, entre otros muchos aspectos.
19,00 € (VAT not included)
Get a continuous rhythm with this three-piece percussion set that lets you create musical sounds. Children will have a great time discovering new instruments and exploring the magical world of music. Includes:
Weight |
0 , 25 kg |
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Dimensions |
25 × 15 × 10 cm |
Brand |
Hape |
In stock
With this three-piece percussion setchildren can create musical sounds. Children will have a great time discovering new instruments and exploring the magical world of music.
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With this three-piece percussion setchildren can create musical sounds. Children will have a great time discovering new instruments and exploring the magical world of music.
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From texts read by the adult, teacher... the children will tell the story heard by manipulating the characters and places in the house to facilitate the oral reproduction of the story, using the appropriate time markers. The educational guide offers many progressive scenarios varying the number of characters, places and actions.
It is a directed workshop designed to encourage listening and language situations. The manipulation of the material allows students to understand and use familiar vocabulary from home, listen and then construct sentences, including the verbal concepts of time, etc.
It aims to:
This Memory, of large size, is an entertaining tactile game, since the different cards contain real images of our environment with different textures. So, beyond being a conventional memory, it is an interesting sensory game that will help us to train our memory, will facilitate our vision thanks to its colorful pictures and will help us to train our touch.
The set consists of 34 cardboard chips with textures (9 x 9 cm).
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These small problems constitute a serious problem, but they are very important aspects to take into account, since, if the erroneous mechanisms of defective pronunciation are established in these organs, the pronunciation defect becomes automatic and becomes part of the child's daily speech, and is also reflected in the written language, which contributes to increase their difficulties in the area of language.
It is quite common for parents to start worrying that their 3-4-5 year old son or daughter is not pronouncing correctly. This issue, to a certain extent, is considered normal. There is what is called evolutionary dyslalia, which consists of the incorrect pronunciation of phonemes and constitutes a phase or period of time corresponding to that age in which the child begins to speak until, little by little, he or she manages to perfect his or her pronunciation around the age of 5-6 years. However, in some cases, these articulation problems persist because there are still some causes that originate and consolidate them; among them, for example: presence of lingual frenulum, fallen teeth with the consequent air leakage, dental arches of difficult overlapping, the tongue that has not learned to vibrate (case of the r) and other causes, such as the existence of models to imitate in the family or social environment.
In view of this problem, it is advisable to take it into account and pay due attention to it in order to train it to pronounce well each of the sounds corresponding to each letter of the alphabet, as well as the syllables and words.
This is the purpose of this book, which offers the child and the trainer a series of preventive exercises aimed at eliminating the risk of consolidating bad pronunciation habits, as well as specific re-education exercises corresponding to all phonemes and symphons (stuck syllables that are difficult to pronounce).
The exercises contained in the booklet should not be considered as a quick solution to articulatory defects in the correction of Dyslalia, but as a support material that, with the help of the reeducator or even the parents themselves, will allow the child to train in speech in a normalized and progressive way. This requires perseverance, constancy and continuity in the performance of the exercises. In any case it should be the speech therapy specialist who should direct the reeducation sessions to obtain the maximum possible benefit. However, and although it is not possible to count on specialized help, the notebook is very useful to correct the articulation difficulties.
The reeducator will control the suitability or adequacy of the exercises in the workbook to the child's learning development, taking into account his or her training or not, in reading and writing, so that the level of execution of a 5-6 year old child will be different from the exercises or activities (reading, writing, dictation, etc.) carried out by a 7-8 year old child. The reeducator or the parents will apply the exercises to the child according to his or her psychological development and comprehension capacity. The exercises are valid for both criteria.
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