Turbina is an exciting game about controlling the strength of breath flow. It's easy to get the propeller moving, but hard to stop it. Turbina is a challenge for all children, but it is also suitable for breathing exercises for children with speech problems. Speech is the coordinated interplay of breathing, phonation, and oral motor skills. Through breathing exercises, the child learns to control the strength and direction of exhalation. At the same time, it strengthens persistence. The propeller should be blown with such force that it stops at the indicated illustration. It develops breathing technique and promotes the development of correct speech. The game can be played by two children who spin the propeller by blowing. The best results can be achieved by directing the air onto the colored circles on the edge of the propeller, so it is important that the game is at the same height as the children's faces. The game includes a two-sided picture disk, which allows for varied play.

Turbina is an exciting game about controlling the strength of breath flow. It's easy to get the propeller moving, but hard to stop it. Turbina is a challenge for all children, but it is also suitable for breathing exercises for children with speech problems…