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Book Package: PUCIO UMIE OPOWIADAĆ
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Package Contents:
Logical - Pucio. Picture Stories. Educational Game Pucio. Picture Stories. Educational Game Picture stories can be found in every speech therapy office, kindergarten, and many other places close to children. They provide an opportunity for good fun while supporting the development of, among others:
• speech at various levels (from expanding vocabulary to developing storytelling and conversation skills),
• understanding cause-and-effect relationships,
• understanding the sequence of events and their placement in time,
• understanding social situations,
• understanding and naming emotions,
• problem-solving skills.
The educational toy "Pucio. Picture Stories" consists of 36 pictures, from which you can create 12 stories (each consisting of 3 pictures). It is intended for children over 2 years old. The set includes instructions.
Dr. Marta Galewska-Kustra – mother, speech therapist, and children's educator, creativity educator, writer. She focuses on developing creativity and therapy for delayed speech development and articulation disorders in children. She has been a long-time researcher at the Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education in Warsaw. Author of the bestselling series of books supporting the development of children's speech "Learning to Speak, Pronounce, and Tell Stories." She spends every free moment writing down new adventures dictated to her by the fly Fefe and Pucio. Since 2018, she has been the mother of a little Elf. Joanna Kłos graduated in graphic design from the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, defending her diploma in the Poster Design Studio. For several years, she worked as a graphic designer before leaving her job to focus on illustration. Together with her sister, she runs the Kalikayo doll workshop. She loves chocolate with orange and hiking with her dogs.
Fairy Tales, Stories, Poems - Pucio Can Tell Stories Pucio Can Tell Stories Meet Pucio and his loved ones! This friendly little boy is the favorite companion of children in taking the first steps in learning to speak. The fifth part of Pucio's adventures is an opportunity for children who can already speak to practice storytelling skills. The encouragement for this is the adventures related to the arrival of a new family member. Under each large illustration, there are additional pictures that encourage describing the characters' experiences in their own words, as well as questions that prompt conversation with the parent about a topic of particular interest to every child: their own birth. Storytelling requires, among other things, understanding cause-and-effect relationships and temporal relations. We can help children by asking questions like: "What happened at the beginning?", "What did Pucio do next?", "Why?" and using phrases like: "first", "later", "in the end". However, above all, let's allow our children to be independent in storytelling, asking questions, and explaining the situations encountered in the book.
Dr. Marta Galewska-Kustra – mother, speech therapist, and children's educator, creativity educator, writer. She focuses on developing creativity and therapy for delayed speech development and articulation disorders in children. She has been a long-time researcher at the Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education in Warsaw. Author of the bestselling series of books supporting the development of children's speech "Learning to Speak, Pronounce, and Tell Stories." She spends every free moment writing down new adventures dictated to her by the fly Fefe and Pucio. Since 2018, she has been the mother of a little Elf. Joanna Kłos graduated in graphic design from the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, defending her diploma in the Poster Design Studio. For several years, she worked as a graphic designer before leaving her job to focus on illustration. Together with her sister, she runs the Kalikayo doll workshop. She loves chocolate with orange and hiking with her dogs. The above description comes from the publisher.
Logical - Pucio. Picture Stories. Educational Game Pucio. Picture Stories. Educational Game Picture stories can be found in every speech therapy office, kindergarten, and many other places close to children. They provide an opportunity for good fun while supporting the development of, among others:
• speech at various levels (from expanding vocabulary to developing storytelling and conversation skills),
• understanding cause-and-effect relationships,
• understanding the sequence of events and their placement in time,
• understanding social situations,
• understanding and naming emotions,
• problem-solving skills.
The educational toy "Pucio. Picture Stories" consists of 36 pictures, from which you can create 12 stories (each consisting of 3 pictures). It is intended for children over 2 years old. The set includes instructions.
Dr. Marta Galewska-Kustra – mother, speech therapist, and children's educator, creativity educator, writer. She focuses on developing creativity and therapy for delayed speech development and articulation disorders in children. She has been a long-time researcher at the Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education in Warsaw. Author of the bestselling series of books supporting the development of children's speech "Learning to Speak, Pronounce, and Tell Stories." She spends every free moment writing down new adventures dictated to her by the fly Fefe and Pucio. Since 2018, she has been the mother of a little Elf. Joanna Kłos graduated in graphic design from the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, defending her diploma in the Poster Design Studio. For several years, she worked as a graphic designer before leaving her job to focus on illustration. Together with her sister, she runs the Kalikayo doll workshop. She loves chocolate with orange and hiking with her dogs.
Fairy Tales, Stories, Poems - Pucio Can Tell Stories Pucio Can Tell Stories Meet Pucio and his loved ones! This friendly little boy is the favorite companion of children in taking the first steps in learning to speak. The fifth part of Pucio's adventures is an opportunity for children who can already speak to practice storytelling skills. The encouragement for this is the adventures related to the arrival of a new family member. Under each large illustration, there are additional pictures that encourage describing the characters' experiences in their own words, as well as questions that prompt conversation with the parent about a topic of particular interest to every child: their own birth. Storytelling requires, among other things, understanding cause-and-effect relationships and temporal relations. We can help children by asking questions like: "What happened at the beginning?", "What did Pucio do next?", "Why?" and using phrases like: "first", "later", "in the end". However, above all, let's allow our children to be independent in storytelling, asking questions, and explaining the situations encountered in the book.
Dr. Marta Galewska-Kustra – mother, speech therapist, and children's educator, creativity educator, writer. She focuses on developing creativity and therapy for delayed speech development and articulation disorders in children. She has been a long-time researcher at the Maria Grzegorzewska Academy of Special Education in Warsaw. Author of the bestselling series of books supporting the development of children's speech "Learning to Speak, Pronounce, and Tell Stories." She spends every free moment writing down new adventures dictated to her by the fly Fefe and Pucio. Since 2018, she has been the mother of a little Elf. Joanna Kłos graduated in graphic design from the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, defending her diploma in the Poster Design Studio. For several years, she worked as a graphic designer before leaving her job to focus on illustration. Together with her sister, she runs the Kalikayo doll workshop. She loves chocolate with orange and hiking with her dogs. The above description comes from the publisher.
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