Finger games and speech rhythm exercises for speech development in children aged 6-7

Finger play and speech-rhythmic exercises greatly help develop a child's expressive speech. The development of motor skills is closely linked to sound pronunciation, sound automation, vocal expressiveness, as well as facial expressions, plasticity, and the precision and coordination of both gross and fine motor skills. In turn, good development of hand motor skills prepares a child for drawing, and later for writing. The book contains descriptions of finger play and exercises for coordinating words with movement, as well as poems and riddles. All this material is organized by lexical themes: "Autumn," "Winter," "Domestic Animals and Their Young," "Migratory Birds," "Clothes," "Professions," and others. The book will be useful to educators and speech therapists in preschool institutions and, of course, to interested, attentive parents.