Drawn pictures
Any product drawings are excellent material for:
- speech games;
- conversations;
- speech therapy exercises.
It is useful to use together both sets of subject cards with images of food and plot pictures of this topic.
Healthy and unhealthy food products are shown separately in pictures for children; it is important to teach children to easily distinguish between them.
Cards with drawn pictures are suitable for:
- classes;
- games;
- exercises.
Oil
Cheese
Dairy
Meat
Sausages
Canned food
Bread
Cereals, pasta
Cookies, bagels, crackers
Say it right
The game, intended for the senior preschool group, develops analytical thinking and concentration, and improves the grammatical structure of speech. Pronounce the sentences incorrectly, and the students must take turns correcting the phrases:
- mother cooked barley porridge - mother cooked pearl barley porridge;
- dad ate beet salad - dad ate beet salad;
- Olya enjoys creamy ice cream - Olya enjoys creamy ice cream;
- Denis drank apple juice - Denis drank apple juice;
- grandma bought ground beef - grandma bought ground beef;
- Sveta warmed up a chicken cutlet for lunch - Sveta warmed up a chicken cutlet for lunch;
- mom baked a cherry pie - mom baked a cherry pie;
- grandfather wanted milk porridge - grandfather wanted milk porridge.
Doman cards
Use Doman's cards in speech development classes on the topic Products. Bright, clear images with text can be used in games and exercises.
You can also use photos of food. It is important to choose those that have a neutral background, preferably a light one. Of course, photographs should be printed in advance and pasted onto cardboard.
Grocery store
For the game, prepare containers left over from various food products. Each package must have a pair, that is, you need, for example, two milk cartons, two yogurt jars, and so on. It is not necessary that these packages be identical, the main thing is that they should be recognizable from the same product.
Organize a grocery store. Give the students one of the paired packages. Place the rest of the container on the makeshift counter. Each child takes turns approaching the counter, examining the “products,” and looking for packaging similar to their own. In the older group, a preschooler can tell what food is sold in such containers and what benefits it brings to the body.
Story pictures
Use story pictures to compose stories with children in the classroom. For these purposes, plot paintings on the themes: “Grocery supermarket”, “At the vegetable market”, “First cucumber”, “Cooking with mom”, “How the orchard feeds us in winter” are suitable.
Guess the product
The game is based on the principle of solving riddles. Say a definition appropriate to the topic, and the children must guess what it is about.
Here are examples:
- berries boiled with sugar are... jam, preserves;
- a jelly treat with fruit flavors is... marmalade;
- a piece of loaf with butter is... a sandwich;
- finely chopped vegetables seasoned with vegetable oil are... salad;
- chocolate powder with milk is... cocoa.
Coloring pages
Speech therapists and teachers always use thematic coloring books to develop a child’s speech. Regular coloring not only helps children enrich their vocabulary and learn new grammatical structures, but also helps train fine motor skills, which, in turn, greatly helps activate the speech centers of the child’s brain.
Use pictures of Unhealthy Foods for children to color, this will not only improve speech skills, but also form an understanding of the basics of healthy eating and reasonable dietary restrictions. After coloring, you can have a conversation on the topic “The benefits and harms of the foods we eat.” It is easy to make a small presentation or collage from children's drawings, which can serve as additional visual material.
What's in the pan
Pupils stand in a circle and imitate a saucepan. The host says what dish he will prepare now. Children remember what a dish consists of, assign to themselves the name of a specific product, but do not say it out loud. Next, the presenter says what he puts in the pan. The player who hears his name runs out to the center of the circle, dragging with him the comrade who follows the direction of the arrow. Once “in the pot,” the comrade says who he has appointed himself to be. It happens that a player makes a mistake and assigns himself a product that is not suitable for the specified dish. Then everyone has fun and explains why their friend was wrong.
Assortment of baby purees Tema
Tema puree is presented in a wide range:
- Meat and vegetable . The chicken and beef that are used to prepare these purees are prepared in special farms in the south of Russia. In addition, inside the jars of Tema puree you can find fresh vegetables and cereals: rice, buckwheat, broccoli and zucchini.
- Meat . You can pamper your baby with fresh meat mixes from rabbit with chicken, beef with the addition of tongue or heart by purchasing one-ingredient baby purees from the Tema brand. The recipes for these delicacies were developed by the Scientific Research Institute of the Meat Industry.
- Fruity . Little sweet tooths will be delighted with delicious fruit mixtures of apple, pear, and plum. In some Tema fruit purees, the manufacturer uses low-fat milk yogurt or cream.
- Vegetable . Zucchini, carrot and pumpkin are ideal first complementary foods for babies aged 4-6 months.
We immediately recommend that you familiarize yourself with the best baby purees.
How to introduce purees for children Topic
Baby puree The topic is introduced as simply as home-cooked dishes.
- Vegetables. The introduction of complementary feeding to 6-month-old babies begins with grated vegetables. The best product for introducing a new food for the first time is zucchini or pumpkin; they contain a large amount of nutrients. Start with one teaspoon of a new dish at the beginning of feeding. If an allergic reaction or intestinal dysfunction does not appear the next day, you can increase the volume of complementary foods to 150 grams.
- Fruits. Children's doctors say that until the age of one, a child does not need to eat fruit. They can cause allergic manifestations in the baby. Green apples and pears are the fruit sweets that you can offer your little one in puree first.
- Meat and meat and vegetable products. The best time to introduce meat dishes is between 6 and 8 months. During this period, the baby actively needs proteins, iron and potassium, which are contained in meat. Concern Tema makes its purees from easily digestible types of meat: rabbit, turkey, chicken. For the first time, we recommend mixing the meat with the baby’s usual cereals or breast milk.
- Before use, the puree is placed in a baby container and heated in a water bath or in the microwave to the desired temperature. There is no point in reheating leftover food.
Brief information about the manufacturer
The company that produces Tema baby food was founded back in 1961.
It all started from the Kyiv City Dairy Plant No. 2. At that time, this enterprise was equipped with the latest technology and produced products that were a huge success among the people of Kiev. In the early 80s, the plant underwent a complete large-scale reconstruction. After this, Kiev City Dairy Plant No. 2 became the leading enterprise in the Soviet Union. On the basis of the above enterprise, it was founded in 1995.
Today it has a new name - “Unimilk”. It was with its curds, which were produced in 50 gram packages, that the Tema brand first became known among the population. The manufacturer produces baby food using new modern technology in accordance with international standards.
In the spring of 2014, it launched a new line for the production of fermented milk products for small consumers over 8 months.
Composition of puree Topic
According to the manufacturer, only natural ingredients are used in the manufacturing process:
- Rabbit meat, poultry, beef, veal, which is supplied by proven meat plants.
- Vegetables. The recipe uses easily digestible vegetables that normalize the functioning of the toddler’s stomach and intestines.
- Potato starch. In purees for children over 6 months old, starch is used to give the dish a thicker structure. Some doctors believe that a small amount of it is even beneficial for a growing organism: it massages the intestines, is a source of energy, and improves stool.
- Sunflower oil. Saturates the child’s body with vitamin E, F, fatty acids, which are necessary for the proper functioning of the liver, blood vessels, and heart.
- Cereals. Rice and buckwheat are considered the healthiest cereals for children.
- Salt. Small quantities of it are present in the recipes of dishes for children from six months of age.
- Parsley or dill extract. The puree contains beneficial vitamins A, C and ascorbic acid. This herb improves digestion and appetite in children.
