ARTICULATION EXERCISES WORKBOOK 9 SOUNDS W, F

Discover the fascinating world of sounds and words with our articulation exercises workbook! It is the perfect tool to help your child consolidate the correct pronunciation of the sounds /w/ and /f/. The workbook was created for children from the age of five, but it is also suitable for older children who have difficulty pronouncing these sounds correctly. Thanks to the exercises contained in it, learning becomes fun, and progress is visible to the naked eye.

• Consolidating the pronunciation of the sounds /v/ and /f/
• Stimulating the development of perceptual and motor functions
• For children from the age of five
• Material arranged for children who read and are preparing to read
• Colored insert for cutting out
• Possibility of use by speech therapists, teachers and parents

The Educational Publishing House, which is behind this workbook, is a guarantee of high-quality educational materials. Their publications are carefully developed by experienced educators and speech therapists, which ensures the effectiveness and safety of the exercises. The workbook was published in A4 format, which ensures convenience when working with it. The colored insert for cutting out additionally makes the exercises more attractive and engages the child in the learning process.

The articulation exercises workbook is not only a tool for consolidating correct pronunciation, but also an excellent way to stimulate the development of many important perceptual and motor functions. The exercises contained in the workbook simultaneously shape the child's linguistic awareness, which is extremely important in the process of preschool and early school education. Thanks to this, the child not only learns the correct pronunciation, but also develops their linguistic and cognitive skills.

This workbook is an ideal solution for parents who want to actively support their child's development. It can be used both at home and in kindergarten or school. The proposed set of exercises can also be used by speech therapists and teachers in kindergartens and schools. However, remember to consult a speech therapist or teacher before starting exercises to adapt the exercises to the individual needs of the child.