List of publications on a keyword: «Game»

The article deals with the organization of play activities of preschool children as a main activity in accordance with GEF TO. The developmental organization of subject-spatial environment in DRO that meets the requirements of the standard as part of maintaining emotional and psychological health of children.

Game Autumn Tour - Competition "Rostochek" is one of the stages of the pedagogical project aimed at creating optimal conditions for research and creative potential of younger schoolchildren in the form of environmental education. The competition is held in person in three rounds (winter, spring, autumn). Each round has an individual plan and theme. The theme of the autumn round of the game, "Thrifty autumn". Stages of games - educational, research, creative. Game time - 1 hour.

This article discusses pre-school educational environment of a child's development. Analyzes the sensory development of preschool children through didactic games.

The article presents an overview of correction and developing work methods for the cultivation of spatial functions at preschool and early school age children. Basic types of geometric puzzles are investigated. The paper also describes the options for their use in the work on the formation and development of spatial functions.

The article examines how communicative competence is developed in English language teaching. It discusses different methods of determining the components of communicative competence and how it can be cultivated. The authors focus on principles that support the communicative teaching method and teaching strategies that enhance communicative competence. Emphasizing the importance of English lessons, they highlight the role they play in shaping and improving communicative skills. Studying the techniques that contribute to the effectiveness of the communicative approach allows us to assess their varying levels of effectiveness and their role within the communicative approach framework. Tasks designed to achieve specific outcomes involve different types of speech interaction: cooperation (working together to develop an idea and solve a problem), combination (exchanging information between participants with different initial knowledge), and "execution of instructions" (one participant conveying information to another). The authors stress the importance of prioritizing communication tasks and recognizing the interconnectedness of communicative competence components.

This article describes the information and communication technology as a means of correction and development work. It illuminates interactive techniques and methods of work with preschool and early school age children. The author describes the interactive games aimed to the development of lexical and grammatical speech database.