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- Puppets are of great importance for child development during preschool education.
- Since children perceive the puppet as a game, their participation in the teaching process is much more effective.
- The child acquires the ability to use spoken language fluently and understandably and to express himself/herself comfortably.
- It helps develop the child's motor skills through hand-eye concentration.
- It gives children the ability to express their feelings and thoughts.
- Establishes a relationship between facial expressions and emotions such as happiness, sadness, fear, surprise and anger.
- It strengthens children's social relationships such as working with a group, listening, establishing relationships with other people, sharing and taking responsibility.
- While children play with the puppet character, they try to think and feel like that character by immersing themselves in that character's identity.
- This strengthens the empathy skill.
- Puppets entertain children, cheer them up, make them have a good time and sometimes make them emotional and think.
- Thanks to puppets, we can teach children how to share, use body language and voice.
- By imitating events and behaviors, children actually complete a step of learning.
- Children can look at events from different perspectives and thus develop multi-dimensional thinking skills.
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