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2011, vol. 24, iss. 2, pp. 98-102
Fable and language development of pre-school children
Univeristy of Niš, Teacher Training Faculty, Vranje, Serbia

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Abstract
A Fable as a specific genre offers various opportunities to develop speaking of pre-school children. Imagination, humour, events and characters, the child - the listener receives and accepts all these phenomena as they are related to his experiential world of the game. Learning language and speech of the mother tongue in the game are present in a fairy tale, through the resolution of the situation by talking with teachers and peers, is their active participation in the speech process. This paper points to other specific tale in which a child is an active participant of the fable game.
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article language: Serbian
document type: Professional Paper
published in SCIndeks: 15/06/2011

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