Tell a Story - Speech & Logic 1.2.2

This educational game is designed to train speech and logic skills in children. It is recommended for children between the ages of 4 and 7.

In each task, a sequence of pictures is presented on the screen, but they are initially mixed up. The child's goal is to put the pictures back in the correct order and tell the story that the pictures depict. This game effectively enhances the ability to speak in complete and meaningful sentences, as well as develop logical thinking skills based on observed facts. Children are required to establish causal, temporal, spatial, and other logical relationships between the different elements and demonstrate a high level of abstraction. Additionally, the game promotes attention and concentration through picture examination.

Encourage your child to create a short story or explain why the pictures should be in a specific order, while describing what is happening in each picture. Each story should have a clear beginning, development, and ending. All pictures are realistic, vibrant, and geared towards young children.

The game offers tasks with different levels of difficulty:

1. Easy - sequences of four simple pictures (e.g., whole apple, bitten apple, half-eaten apple, apple core)
2. Medium - sequences of four pictures that together form a small story with a simple plot
3. Hard - sequences of five to six pictures with a longer plot where the child needs to establish temporal and causal relationships