THE HERITAGE OF THE STEPPE: KARAKALPAK CHILDREN'S FOLKLORE
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Child folklore, lullabies, poetry, children’s games, songs , question-and-answer.Abstract
This article examines Karakalpak children's folklore, focusing on lullabies, songs, and games. It explores lullabies as expressions of maternal love and cultural values, while also analyzing the educational and developmental roles of songs and rhymes. The study highlights the unique characteristics of these traditions, their historical context, and their contribution to language skills and cognitive growth. The research underscores the lasting importance of this folklore in cultural preservation and children's development.
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