The development of phonemic hearing is laid in man at an early age. It is very important for a child to speak correctly, because this gives an imprint for life. Exercises for the development of phonemic hearing, presented in this article, are used for corrective work with children of five to six years. Such games help children familiarize themselves with the sounds of the surrounding world, listen to nature, realize the sound of different words, pronounce words consisting of several syllables. These classes are aimed at the development of phonemic perception and auditory attention.
Games for the phonemic hearing
- "Guess the Beast . " With the help of this game, the child must learn to distinguish the voices of animals. You will need to record the sounds of voices of different animals. You must include a record, and the child must guess who owns this or that voice.
- "What's going on?" . By analogy with the previous exercise, you turn on recording various sounds of the street. It can be the sounds of various vehicles, the screeching of brakes, the running engine, the slamming of doors, etc.
- "I hear the ringing . " This exercise is aimed at learning
children navigate in space with their eyes closed. Children stand with their eyes closed, while the host moves around the room with the bell. The task of children is to indicate by hand where the sound comes from. - "Ears on the vertex" . This exercise helps improve the child's skills to distinguish sounds, to train sound attention . First put in front of the child various items - wooden, glass, metal. Let him alternately call them. In this case, when he calls the subject, you must show him the sound of the thing. Now the child turns away, and you in turn reproduce the sound of objects. He must know the sound and answer what object it produces.