Developing set of "opposites"

A developmental set of “opposites” is a set of 20 cards with images and definitions of antonyms. The set is intended for children of preschool and primary school age.

Antonyms - words that have opposite meanings. For example, “good” and “evil”, “fast” and “slow”, “big” and “small” and “small.”

The game with cards helps the child prepare for school, make speech more figurative, increase the vocabulary, as well as train logical thinking and memory.

• Consider the card with the child, and then ask him to find antonyms and disassemble the cards by pairs.
• Play memo: Turn the cards down with pictures and look for pairs opposite to the value.
• Ask the child to choose the antonyms for words by ear: you call the word, and the baby chooses a couple of the presented cards.
• Remember other antonyms And make sentences with them - the game perfectly develops the imagination and makes the child more figurative.

The set is recommended for children from 5 years old.