Arch for breating games: Butterfly

SKU: MM005
Category: Onlineshop
Manufacturers: Munda Mundi

The ‘Arch for breathing exercises: Butterflies’ is a blowing game. The butterfly elements are different sizes so that different exhalation forces are required.

9,95 €

incl. 19% VAT , plus

Available immediately
Delivery time: 2 - 3 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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The speech therapist/parents can also hang up other objects that they think are suitable for the child's level: from light objects such as feathers and pompoms, which require very little exhalation force, to much heavier objects such as bird figures, pens, etc. Simply attach the end of the object to the string or tie it to the string and let the child try to make it swing by blowing on it. Simply attach the end of the object to the string or tie it to the string and let the child try to make it swing by blowing on it.
The placement of the object makes it easier to practise blowing without the child having to change their head position and stop playing. Holding the lips while blowing (passive articulatory exercise) is important for children to initiate or improve the correct pronunciation of fricative sounds.

Game ideas:

‘Take a deep breath. With one breath, swing the biggest butterfly, then the smallest and finally the middle one’.
Light objects such as pompoms: ‘Try to hold the red pompom as high as possible with one breath’.
‘Now take a deep breath and hold the yellow pompom up for 3 seconds, then direct your exhale towards the blue pompom and hold it up for 2 seconds’.
‘Breathe in deeply. Blow on the first butterfly and let it fly for 3 seconds, then hold your breath for 1 second and go to the second butterfly, then to the third butterfly. The aim is to inhale enough air so that all three butterflies fly one after the other.

The game is made of wood and measures 20 * 30 cm. Very suitable for speech therapy practices, nurseries and other professionals who promote children's development.

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