Origami as a means of developing speech in theatrical activities with children of preschool age

Speech development is a key, significant and necessary cognitive function. Insufficient development of fine motor skills, most often, is an indicator of speech impairment. The development of fine hand motility in older preschool children through the creation of crafts in the origami technique. Application of products of activity performed in origami technology in theatrical activity.

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Novye issledovania
Published
2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.46742/2072-8840-2024-80-4-52-56
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Innovative Educational Technologies
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Origami as a means of developing speech in theatrical activities with children of preschool age

Nataliya V. Matveeva
Novye issledovania
Innovative Educational Technologies
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Origami as a means of developing speech in theatrical activities with children of preschool age

Nataliya V. Matveeva
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Abstract

Speech development is a key, significant and necessary cognitive function. Insufficient development of fine motor skills, most often, is an indicator of speech impairment. The development of fine hand motility in older preschool children through the creation of crafts in the origami technique. Application of products of activity performed in origami technology in theatrical activity.

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