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A Pack of Tongue Twisters
This is a pack of tongue twisters that I invite you to use for your pronunciation classes. I'm sure your students will like those as much as my class did. Please let me know what you think about them....
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EXCLUSIVE: 300+ Tremendous Tongue Twisters
If you're an English teacher, you've surely used a tongue twister or two with your students. Tongue twisters are a great way for students to practice sounds that are not common in their language. If...
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Exclusive: 91 Tongue Twisters
A lot of teachers use tongue twisters as it's a great and fun way to teach pronunciation. Students love them, they leave your classroom repeating them over and over again... :) Here's a collection of...
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My Silly Tongue Twister Worksheet
'My Silly Tongue Twister' worksheet is actually a manual where students are walked through the process of creating their very own personal tongue twister. The teacher can arrange for the Ss to create...
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Tongue Twisters Collection: EN/PL
This is an 18-page collection of tongue twisters and tongue twisters poems in the English and Polish language (only selected and most common ones in Polish). They are in alphabetical order so it's...
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3 Tongue Twisters
In this worksheet you will find three tongue twisters for warming-up. A funny picture is also added to the worksheet. This worksheet can be used to start any lesson. Suitable for Pre-Intermediate -...
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Funny Tongue Twisters
A list of funny short tongue-twisters to practice sounds in your class! Great in the beginning of the lesson! Have a nice time with English!
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Top 20 Tongue Twisters: Poster
Want to have some fun with your class today? Start with one (or more) of these top 20 tongue twisters! But first make sure you can pronounce them properly yourself! :) Click the image below to view...
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Tongue Twister [th]
Every tongue twister helps to work out this or that sound. But some sounds seem very hard to pronounce for the learners of English, especially younger pupils. This can be the visual aid for training...
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Tongue Twisters in Phonetics #1
Hello again, this is the first file i've created usig tonguetwisters but in photetic symbols. Challenging but funny and interesting at the same time. Make your student practise their pronunciation...
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Tongue Twisters
These are funny tongue twisters to practice in your classroom. You can choose one or two at the end of the lesson, 10 minutes before the bell rings. It's a way to relax when you have worked a lot...
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Tongue Twisters
A list of tongue-twisters for everybody! A tongue-twister is a sequence of words that is difficult to pronounce quickly and correctly. Even native English speakers find the tongue-twisters on this...
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Tongue-Twisters Galore
This is a collection of various tongue-twisters of various diffculties, and that focus on many different sounds. There are some classics as well as unique nonsense sentences. It's only a list, but I...
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Tongue Twisters Collection
Tongue twisters for B1. It is a funny activity for your classroom. We can use them whenever it is necessary, if our kids get bored and we can make a group activity. We can put Ss into a few groups in...
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Pronunciation Practice Worksheet [Consonant W]
A one-page compilation of sentences and tongue twisters aimed at practising the pronunciation of the W-consonant. The resource is acknowledged, some sentences are added by me. The teachers should read...
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100+ Tongue Twisters
Over 100 tongue twisters. These are very useful for EFL learners and are an meaningful reward on a Friday afternoon. There are difficult tongue twisters and also easier versions. Particularly useful...
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Tongue Twisters
This is a very funny tongue twister activity for English classes. You can use it to help your English classes relax. Moreover, with this activity, you and your students can also practise English in...
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Warm-Up Tongue Twisters
A warm-up activity. Choose this easy-to-print page for your private tutorship or group work. Let the students join one-by-one and read the tongue twisters for a couple of minutes every class. It might...
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'Gr' Pronunciation Practice [Tongue Twisters]
Greg Granger gave Gretta green grapes. Sometimes the 'gr' sound is hard for people to pronounce. After describing how to position your mouth and tongue, and then modeling the sound, this 'gr' practice...
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Fox in Socks - Tongue Twisters
Students will listen to the story Fox in Socks by Doctor Seuss. They will then practice tongue twisters and match them to the picture . At the end they will create their own silly tongue twister (I...
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Popular Tongue Twister
While many pupils struggle to read practising tongue twisters can help them to learn to speak confidently and overcome nervousness whenever they open their mouth. Try out this tongue twister today....
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Tongue Twisters 3
These are funny tongue twister activity for English classes. You can use it to help your English classes relax. There are a lot of differnt sounds. From my observation I can say that it's hard to...
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The Chaos- Poem for Pronunciation
Gerard Nolst Trenité (1870-1946), who wrote under the pseudonym of Charivarius, was a Dutch writer, traveler and teacher. In 1922 he wrote The Chaos (also often known by its opening line, Dearest...
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The Chaos (the Pronunciation Poem Ready to Be Printed)
If you can pronounce correctly every word in this poem, you would be speaking English better than the most native speakers in the world. After trying the verses, a French man said he'd prefer six...
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Tongue Twisters Lesson Plan & Set of Cards
A Lesson plan introducing ways to work with the tongue twister cards in your lessons. The aim is to improve pronunciation, rhythm and stress, to take away the fear of making mistakes while speaking...
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Tongue Twister Lesson Plan & Set of Cards (2)
Here's the set of cards going with my lesson plan. There are 48 cards in total. A suitable cover has been included as well. Print the cards once and the cover six times. Cut out, stick together and...
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An Eggcellent Time of Year
An Easter lesson for upper-primary students at roughly elementary or pre-intermediate level on the topic of Easter eggs. Includes a vocabulary input exercise and some reading, ending in a...
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The Chaos, Poem for Pronunciation (PowerPoint)
Gerard Nolst Trenité (1870-1946), who wrote under the pseudonym of Charivarius, was a Dutch writer, traveler and teacher. In 1922 he wrote The Chaos (also often known by its opening line, Dearest...
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Betty Botter- Visual Tongue Twister Activity
This worksheet makes use of the Betty Botter Tongue Twister to help students with pronunciation. It includes a brief minimal pair practice in which students must match the words to their phonetic...
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Pronunciation Warm-Up
This worksheet is used for pronunciation warm-up, for revising minimal pairs, pronunciation drills of the sounds [v] and [w],practicing of tongue-twisters. This activity is done by the students in...
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Liz´s Poem for Children (Routines)
You can work this poem with children and teens as a tongue twister. I have worked this activity with my group of students and they really have enjoyed it, in act it´s a nice activity to do in groups...
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Write a Tongue Twister with the Letter L
Organizer that helps younger students write their own tongue twisters-- I made it for my second grade ESL students. It would be best used after teaching tongue twisters for practice enunciating words...
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Tongue Twisters for Young Students
Tongue twisters easy enough for second grade ESL students to read, with pictorial support! I read Fox in Socks to my class, then we practiced these tongue twisters. They worked with a partner, and...
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English Pronunciation for Spanish Speakers
I have taught several students whose first language is Spanish, and this worksheet is one I have designed to help them practise some of the sounds in English that they seem to find most challenging....
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TESOL Lesson Plan – Teaching Soft and Hard /th/ Sounds
This lesson is designed for students who are ACTFL Intermediate Low to High level whose L1 is Spanish. The lesson addresses the differences between the soft and hard /th/ sounds in English and...
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/ɔ/ Pronunciation
You can use this list to practice the /ɔ/ pronunciation sounds, or as a list of words to be careful when pronouncing. There is a list of word phrases that vary only by one having the vowel sound /ɒ/...
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