Observations show fairy-tales improve communicative competencies in preschoolers, suggesting effective educational tools.
Ability to communicate clearly is one of the core competencies on which the attention in the education of children of preschool age is focused. Fairy-tales are rich repository of ideas and suggestions, through which we might develop and practice basic communication skills of children in an attractive way. A fairy-tale might be attractive by its fantastic space, figures, moral solution of life, often unusual situations, it offers role play and its techniques allow a pupil to take a mask of somebody else. Text of the paper deals with communicative competences, which have been defined in the context of a research-based observation on the basis of reproduction of well-known simple fairy tale with 5-6 years old children.
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