THE ROLE OF FOLKLORE IN CORRECTING CHILDREN'S SPEECH

This article analyzes the significance of folklore in correcting children's speech. Folklore, as a part of oral folk art, plays a crucial role in the development of children's speech. The article examines the role of various forms of folklore - fairy tales, songs, proverbs, riddles, and folk poetry - in enriching children's speech, improving pronunciation, expanding vocabulary, and developing logical thinking. It also emphasizes that folklore has a positive impact on children's psychology and the emotional aspects of their speech. The article demonstrates that folklore is an important tool for the correct and qualitative development of children's speech from both pedagogical and linguistic perspectives.