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MONITORING SENIOR PRE-SHOOLERS’S ABILITY TO MAKE UP FAIRY-TALES

Kiseleva O.I., Krivonogova O.A.

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Federal state educational standard of pre-school education claims the necessity to develop creative abilities of children. Due to it, the aim to develop an ability to make up fairy-tales as one of the forms of ability for speech creativity with taking into consideration age, individual and psychophysiological peculiarities of senior pre-schoolers gets essential importance. Analyzing psychological and pedagogical issues we determine the structure and mechanism of developing the child’s ability to make up fairy-tales, work out diagnostic methods with which it is possible to monitor children’s imagination and speech efforts at integrating graphic and communicative activities, the results of the research are provided.

Keywords: speech creativity, ability to make up fairy-tales, senior pre-schoolers, monitoring, diagnostic methods, imagination, speech efforts

References:

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Issue: 5, 2016

Series of issue: Issue 5

Rubric: PRE-SCHOOL AND GENERAL EDUCATION

Pages: 14 — 18

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