A new interactive speech development program is being tested in a Tashkent kindergarten

In one of the kindergartens in Tashkent, a new interactive speech development program called "Logotolk" has begun testing for children from three years old. With its help, preschoolers learn to distinguish sounds, memorize new words, and practice correct pronunciation.

The program contains 95 lessons and approximately 400 thematic images. In an interactive format, children perform exercises for auditory perception: they learn to distinguish words that sound similar and recognize different sounds, including those of musical instruments.

A separate section is dedicated to articulation gymnastics. Children do exercises for the lips and tongue, which help in the production and reinforcement of individual sounds.

Specialists can not only use the ready-made tasks but also add their own materials, as well as adapt the exercises to the needs of a specific child.

In total, the complex includes more than 1.6 thousand tests. It is recommended by the Union of Defectologists of Russia.

The program was developed by the Russian company "Nauchnye Razvlecheniya" (Scientific Entertainment), which operates in the "Technopolis Moscow" special economic zone. According to the Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Maksim Liksutov, the delivery of "Logotolk" to Uzbekistan became part of the export of products from the enterprises of this zone.

The company also supplies its developments to Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan. It holds more than 30 patents.