Children's cardboard book Meow-Woof-Car-Quack-Moo-Gag-Co 253073, 12 pages

Description Children's cardboard book Meow-Woof-Car-Quack-Moo-Gag-Co 253073, 12 pages

The book makes sounds in the voice of a narrator, so parents should participate in reading it with their child. When does a child start talking: at 6, 10, 11, or 18 months? We can't say for sure, because it's individual. But we know exactly how a child learns to speak: through onomatopoeia. And this book will help them. But it contains not just sounds to imitate, but also short stories. With this book, the child rejoices by repeating the sounds of animals and simultaneously observes situations relevant to them. The edition promotes speech development on four levels. At the first level, the child imitates how animals sound. At the second level, they describe what the animals are doing. At the third level, parents, by saying the names of objects and the sounds they make, point to the highlighted text on the pages – and the child learns how words are written in letters. The fourth level is first reading. At this stage, it is important that the child already knows the appearance of all the words in the book and deciphers them letter by letter, thus developing the habit of reproducing the sounds represented by letters, and subsequently combining them. Sounds and words used: ma-ma, ta-to, ya, Zaza, meow, woof, car, moo, quack-quack, gag-gag-gag, co-co, yum-yum, grandma, grandpa, pee-pee, bee-bee, coo-coo, nu-nu, glug, slurp, jump.