APHASIA LANGUAGE EXERCISES FOR CHILDREN PART 3

The "Aphasia. Language Exercises for Children" series is an invaluable aid for young children struggling with aphasia, i.e., speech disorders. It was created to support the development of language skills, making it easier to understand and create messages. It is a comprehensive set of exercises that engages the child in a variety of activities, stimulating their language development on many levels.

• Understanding and using words: The exercises help in understanding and correctly using words, simple and extended sentences.
• Memorizing sentences: They improve the memorization of both simple and more complex sentences.
• Declension of nouns: They shape the ability to correctly decline nouns.
• Memorizing syllables: They support the memorization of open syllables in isolation and in sequences.
• Reading syllables and words: They enable reading open syllables and words with the vowel + open syllable pattern.
• Categorical thinking: They develop categorical thinking using pictorial and conceptual material.
• Planning hand movements: The exercises support the planning of hand movements, which is important for the writing process.

Aphasia is a serious disorder that can significantly hinder a child's daily functioning. Thanks to this series of exercises, children with aphasia have the opportunity to improve their language skills, which translates into greater self-confidence and better communication with their environment. The exercises were developed by experienced therapists and educators, which guarantees their effectiveness and adaptation to the needs of children with aphasia.

Part 3 of the series focuses on developing more advanced language skills. The child learns to understand and use extended sentences with complements and attributes, which is crucial in the process of building more complex statements. These exercises also support the development of auditory memory, which is essential for memorizing and repeating sentences. In addition, the child learns the correct declension of nouns, which is the basis of Polish grammar.

The "Aphasia. Language Exercises for Children" series is not only a collection of exercises, but also support for parents and therapists. Each task is accompanied by detailed instructions that make it easier to carry out the exercises and adapt them to the individual needs of the child. Thanks to this, parents and therapists can actively participate in the therapeutic process, supporting the child in their language development.

WIR Publishing House, known for its high-quality educational publications, has ensured that the "Aphasia. Language Exercises for Children" series is not only effective, but also visually appealing. Colorful illustrations and interesting tasks make learning a pleasure, and the child willingly engages in the exercises. The 221x308 mm format and the folder ensure comfortable use and storage.