We’ve all been tripped up by tongue-twisters. That’s the whole point! But at a neuroscientific level, they’re as difficult to understand as they are to say.

Pupil outcome: I can use ‘être’ with a range of adjectives ending -eux to describe people’s traits and states. Key learning points: - The sound-symbol correspondence [eu] sounds like the ‘eu’ in ‘deux’ (two). - The silent final consonant...

Pupil outcome: I can compose a high-low melody and perform this on pitched percussion. Key learning points: - Pitch is how high or low the note sounds. We can show different pitches with actions as we sing and play. - Bigger pitched...

Pupil outcome: I can use my singing voice and sing songs with my friends. Key learning points: - We warm up before singing so that our bodies, minds and voices are ready to sing. - We can use our voices to chant and sing together. - We...

Pupil outcome: I can hear the difference between high and low notes in our songs. Key learning points: - Pitch is how high or low a note sounds. - We can use actions with our bodies to help us hear the high and low notes in a song. -...

Pupil outcome: I can understand how to ask and respond to questions, and use effective preparation techniques for confident delivery. Key learning points: - Being an effective audience member can mean being supportive, respectful and...

Pupil outcome: I can perform my composed melody as part of a call and response song. Key learning points: - When we perform we are sharing our musical work with others. - Rehearsing helps us to feel prepared for a performance. -...

In this lesson, you can practice your English pronunciation with some challenging tongue twisters. You can practice difficult pronunciation points such as 'th' sounds, 'l' and 'r' sounds, and consonant clusters.Tongue twisters...

How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? We’ve got the answer in much more in this silly song based on the classic tongue twister. Can you keep up when things start getting crazy? Even if you can’t, enjoy...

This is one of my favorite German tongue twisters. It shows you how to make compound nouns in German and makes some ridiculous ones in the process. I hope you all enjoy Rhabarberbarbara as much as I do. <br/>

Alexa teaches you how to pronounce the "CH" sound in French with a popular French tongue twister!

Learn three English tongue twisters and why it's a good idea to practice them: I wish to wash my Irish wristwatch. She sells seashells by the seashore. Sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep sick.

In today's Beginner German lesson I review the pronunciation tips from the previous 3 videos by using German tongue twisters to focus on one or more sounds at a time.

English pronunciation lesson contrasting the sounds /f/ and /p/. Explanation. Listening discrimination activity. Production activity. Tongue twister. Timed brainstorming activity.

Welcome to Scene by Scene, the series where we discuss and analyze plays in minute detail.

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Today, we'll be tackling 3 English tongue twisters that will untwist your tongue! Consonant sounds can be tricky, but tongue twisters are a great way to improve your English pronunciation & build brain connections! By practicing these...

One of the most difficult English tongue twisters. It is so hard. Are you able to do this tongue twister once through without making a mistake? Let me know below which tongue twisters you love and which ones you find...

Try the MOST POPULAR English tongue twisters. WARNING: some of them are hard. Tongue twisters are great for improving your diction and clarity, therefore they will help you to improve your English speaking.

English pronunciation lesson showing the difference between theS and SH sounds. Includes tongue twister and interactive game for practice.

English pronunciation lesson contrasting the sounds /l/ and /r/. Explanation. Tongue twister.