Logorelo Sykavky

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Playing cards are designed so that children can repeat and practice selected words containing fricatives: S, Š, C, Č, Z, and Ž during the game. Simple images on the cards are easily recognizable and attractive to children. The practiced sounds appear in words (pictures) at all important positions. The game contains six separate sets, one for each sound, which differ on the back. The game also helps children practice fine motor skills. **Basic information** - Number of cards: 96 playing cards (6 sets) - Number of players: 2 - 5 - Age: from 4 years - Game duration: 5-10 minutes - Publisher: Loris Games, s.r.o. - Year of release: 2023 **How to play the Logorelo Fricatives game?** In the box, you will find 6 separate sets of sixteen cards each (plus overview cards), which differ in the image on the back. Each set is suitable for practicing one of the sounds c-s-z-č-š-ž. With the cards, you can play two separate games - Logorelo and Logomemo. Both games are fast-paced and enjoyable for both young and old. - **Logorelo** is played similarly to "prší." The player who is currently playing announces which picture his opponent should play. The opponent either has the card or must draw one. The first to get rid of all cards wins! - **Logomemo** is a memory training game. One player shows and then hides a card with images. The other player must then name as many as possible. If successful, the player keeps the card. The first to collect three cards wins! **Why buy the game?** Logorelo Fricatives cards were developed in collaboration with leading experts with extensive speech therapy experience. Their purpose is to facilitate the practice of pronouncing complex sounds c-s-z-č-š-ž. The words used in the game contain sounds in all important positions - at the beginning, middle, and end of the word. They are combined with other sounds to make the practice as effective as possible. The game also helps practice fine motor skills, which is crucial for speech therapy. Holding cards with one hand in a fan shape and playing them with the other hand is not obvious for children of this age. Recommended by the Association of Clinical Speech Therapists and the Speech Therapy Society of Miloš Slovák.