TONGUE S

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By:
Baltazar, Shane Marie
M. BEEd-SpEd
EFR4-3
 What is a Tongue

Twister?
A tongue twister is a series of words
a longer piece, like a
orconstructed to be poem, very
pronounce properly. difficult to
 To n g u e used to create
humor by challenging someone to
twsiterepeat
rs are very fast and listening to
them
the funny results, as well as by public
speakers and speech language
students to increase verbal agility.
 Tongue
Twister
Six silly
sisters
selling
shiny
shoes.
 Tongue
Twister
The sixth sheik's
sixth sheep's
sick.
 Tongue
Twister
How can a clam cram in
a clean cream can?
 Tongue
Twister
A quick-
witted
cricket critic.
 Tongue Twister
Denise sees the fleece,
Denise sees the fleas. At
least Denise could sneeze
and feed and freeze the
fleas.
 Tongue
Twister

If Stu chews shoes, should

Stu choose the shoes he
chews?
 Tongue
Twister
I saw Esau kissing Kate. I saw
Esau, he saw me, and she saw
I saw Esau.
 Tongue Twister

I slit the sheet, the sheet I

slit, and on the slitted sheet
I sit.
 Tongue Twister

Lesser leather never

weathered wetter
weather better.
 Tongue
Twister
While we were walking, we
were watching window
washers wash Washington's
windows with warm washing
water.
 Tongue
Twister
The soldiers should have
shooters on their
shoulders.
Some shun sunshine.
 Tongue
Twister
Ruby Rugby's brother bought
and brought her back some
rubber baby-buggy bumpers.
 Tongue
Twister
A pleasant place to place a plaice
is a place where a plaice is
pleased to be placed.
 Tongue
Twister
Give Mr.
Snipe's wife's
knife a swipe.
 Tongue
Twister
Don't pamper
damp scamp
tramps that camp
under ramp lamps.
 Tongue
Twister
Cows graze in
groves on grass
which grows in
grooves in
groves.
 Tongue
Twister
Can you imagine an
imaginary menagerie
manager imagining
managing an imaginary
menagerie?
 Tongue
Twister
A big black bug bit a
big black bear,
made the big black
bear bleed blood.
 Tongue
Twister
Betty better
butter
Brad's
bread.
 Tongue
Twister
Amidst the mists and
coldest frosts,
With stoutest wrists and
loudest boasts,
He thrusts his fist against the
posts And still insists he sees the
ghosts.