Tongue twisters for children 5-6-7 years old: short, simple, for kindergarten. On the pronunciation of hissing sounds, vowels and consonants, about the Japanese

Tongue twisters for children starting with the sound R

Before you start working with tongue twisters with the sound R, it is important to find out whether the child has any problems pronouncing this letter at all. When does a child start saying the letter R? Speech therapists do not give a definite answer; it all depends on the development of a particular child. For example, a two-year-old child who goes to kindergarten and has an older brother or sister can easily “drum the drum.” A toddler raised at home may not be able to pronounce this complex sound until he is 4-5 years old.

However, 5 years is the limit, and if a child does not pronounce the sound R before this age, it means that he has some problems. Therefore, it is worth taking your child to a speech therapist. The speech therapist will select not only articulation gymnastics, but also tongue twisters for the sound R. Usually, tongue twisters for children 5 years old for the sound R are simple phrases of 1-2 sentences.

The Greek was driving across the river, He saw the Greek - there was a cancer in the river. He put the Greek's hand into the river, Cancer grabbed the Greek's hand - tsap!

There is grass in the yard, there is firewood on the grass. Don’t cut wood on the grass in the yard.

Karl stole corals from Clara, Clara stole a clarinet from Karl.

The ships tacked and tacked, but did not tack.

Tell us about your purchases. What purchases are you talking about? About shopping, about shopping, About my shopping.

The rook became hotly angry with the rook

The crow missed the baby crow

There are three crucian carp and three carp in Polycarp's pond.

The pig dug, blunt-nosed, white-nosed, dug up half a yard with its snout, dug, dug, didn’t even get to the hole. That's why the sow hare snouts, so that she can dig.

And the tongue twisters jump like crucian carp in a frying pan.

Three hundred and thirty-three ships tacked, tacked, and didn’t tack.

Lumberjacks chopped oak cheeses into log houses

Arkhip shouted, Arkhip became hoarse. Arkhip doesn’t need to scream until he is hoarse.

Three magpies were chattering on the hill.

Varvara was guarding the chickens, and the crow was stealing.

Thirty-three striped piglets have Thirty-three tails hanging.

Like on a hill, on a hillock, thirty-three Egorkas stand: One Egorka, Two Egorkas, Three Egorkas... (And so on until thirty-three Egorkas.)

There is grass in the yard, There is firewood on the grass: One firewood, two firewood, three firewood. Open the gate, Varvara, and chop wood on the grass in the yard.

Brother tells sister for three days. I'm having a holiday soon. Third birthday. Let's eat jam.

A bearded man harrowed a furrow with a harrow

Angry crocodile Irritated and unsociable.

Turnips and radishes have strong roots

Thirty-three trumpeters sound the alarm

The red crab shouts "HURRAY!" It's time to cut the cake.

Otter in the tundra In the depths of the tundra Otters in spats Poking into buckets Cedar kernels!

The bull had a blunt lip, a blunt-lipped bull, The bull had a blunt lip.

The rat's pussy stole the toffee.

Once upon a time there lived three Chinese, Yak Tsindrak. Once upon a time there were 3 Chinese - a fairy tale with a happy ending

Interesting, funny, educational, difficult - this is how you can characterize the Russian-Chinese tongue twister “once upon a time there were three Chinese.” This is the most ordinary story with a happy ending, but it causes laughter with unusual made-up names. The difficult twister allows you to practice the sounds “ts”, “d”, “r”, “sh”, “x” and is perfectly memorized despite its impressive volume.

There are several versions of the text, but the full version goes something like this:

There lived three Chinese: one was Yak, the second was Yak-Tsedrak, the third was Yak-Tsedrak-Tsedroni.
There lived three Chinese women: one was Tsypa, the second was Tsypa-Drypa, the third was Tsypa-Drypa-Drympamponi.
They all got married: the first - in the first Chinese woman, the second - in the second Chinese woman, the third - in the third Chinese woman (you can substitute names in this place).
And they had children: the first newlyweds Shah, the second newlyweds Shai-Sharah, the third newlyweds Shah-Sharah-Sharah-Shironi (you can also substitute names in this place).

The text of the difficult tongue can be changed and the stories of Koreans, Japanese or other nationalities can be told. There is another version of the difficult-to-talker with other male names, which will allow you to practice the sound “f”: Fu, Fu-Chi-Chu, Fu-Chi-Funifoni. You can show your imagination and come up with any names with letters whose pronunciation needs to be practiced, including even “y”: Yoda, Jorgen, Jorgenshtergen.

Before you start learning tongue twisters, it is important to try to remember only names: first men's names, then women's names, and lastly children's names. Pause before a new word to avoid confusion. After the text of the tongue twister has been memorized, you can try to come up with a continuation of this fairy tale yourself, for example, a happy ending about how the heroes of the tongue twister became grandparents, took part in the construction of the Great Wall of China, or went to Russia!

No one knows the author or the time of creation of this pure proverb, but one thing is clear: it is very interesting, educational, difficult and unique. All adults and children will love her. Speed competitions are a great way to use this difficult phrase in team games. By practicing this tongue twister, you can get an excellent result and achieve excellent diction. Set a record and try to pronounce the text in 10 seconds - and this will be your small victory!

Tongue twisters for children with hissing sounds Ш-Ш

Sasha sewed a hat for Sashka, Sashka knocked off a bump with his hat.

Sasha walked along the highway and sucked on a dryer.

In the hut the yellow dervish from Algeria rustles with silks and, juggling with knives, eats figs.

Old talkative women live in a hut at the edge of the forest. Every old lady has a basket, There is a cat in every basket, Cats in baskets sew boots for old ladies.

Cuckoo bought a hood. Put on the cuckoo's hood. How funny he is in the hood!

Two puppies, cheek to cheek, nipping at the brush in the corner.

Here’s a huge one hissing: “It’s very stuffy.” I'd like to take a shower. You need to lie in the shower so that it doesn’t feel so stuffy.

Masha sewed a fur coat, a hat and pants for the monkey.

When I'm in a hurry, I eat noodles. I'll finish the noodles and hurry. I'm in a hurry. Noodle noodles. Well, I'll make everyone laugh again.

Six little mice rustle in the reeds.

They gave Glasha yogurt, and Glasha had porridge.

The goldfinch was a goldfinch

Don’t look for us Masha, We are looking for sorrel for cabbage soup.

The little cat was eating the porridge, little by little, on the window.

Our Grishenka has a cherry under his window.

Masha has poppies and daisies in her pocket.

Forty mice walked, carrying forty pennies; Two smaller mice carried two pennies each.

Vanya in a red hat rides on a silver horse, waves his whip, and the horse dances under him.

The pike cooked cabbage soup and treated two bream.

The mouse whispers to the mouse: You keep rustling - you’re not sleeping. The mouse whispers to the mouse: I will rustle more quietly.

I was walking along the path and found a porcini mushroom. I walked around the edge of the forest and found three little waves.

Wolves are prowling for food

I clean the puppy with a brush, tickling its sides.

Tongs and pliers - these are our things.

The squirrel dropped a cone, the cone hit the bunny.

The old ladies listened to the cuckoos at the edge of the forest.

The mouse dried the dryers, the mouse invited the mice. The mice began to eat the dryers, and the mice broke their teeth.

Mouse, mouse, why aren't you sleeping? Why are you rustling the straw?

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Tongue twisters for children with the sounds Ch-Ts

Four little black little devils drew a drawing in black ink.

Four turtles have four baby turtles.

The student studied his homework, his cheeks were inked

The more often I clean, the cleaner the cup

Chicks and hen drinking tea on the street

The watchmaker, squinting his eye, repairs the watch for us

The turtle, not bored, sits for an hour with a cup of tea

A Chukchi in a tent cleans his chuni. The Chukchi have purity in the plague.

An awl, a piece of soap, a crooked spindle, a silk towel on the shelf behind the door.

A short-haired fox in a calico dress sows wheat flour through the calico.

Two girls took water from the well to water the wheat.

A blizzard swirls over the forge and mill, dances through the forest and spreads across the field.

Chiki-chok, chiki-chok, the cricket is crackling behind the stove.

The rook became angry with the rook.

Chick-chick-chickalochki. A goose rides on a stick. The duck is on a pipe, the chicken is on a chick, the bunny is on a wheelbarrow, and the boy is on a dog.

On a black night, a black cat jumped into a black chimney. There is blackness in the chimney, find the cat there!

Bells, bells, pigeons flying.

Tongue twisters for children with sounds Z-S

Sasha sewed a hat for Sashka, Sashka knocked off a bump with his hat.

Sasha walked along the highway and sucked on a dryer.

Senya carries hay in the canopy, Senya will sleep in the hay.

Senya is carrying Sanya and Sonya on a sled. The sled jumps, Senya off his feet, Sanya into the side, Sonya into the forehead, off the sled everything into a snowdrift.

The woman stood on her toes, and then on her heels, began to dance Russian, and then squatted!

Senya and Sanya have a catfish with a mustache in their nets.

I tried for seven days, I was in a hurry for seven days, I sewed rawhide boots for myself.

Pussy has rice and sausages in a bowl

A sparrow was sitting on a pine tree, the sparrow fell asleep and fell in its sleep.

Elephants are smart, elephants are meek, elephants are calm and strong.

Haymaking, haymaking - the meadow was left without hair.

There's a lot of mowing for a sharp braid. There would be mowing, but it would be frosty.

The old elephant sleeps peacefully; he can sleep standing up.

There is a blue, blue plum garden under my window. There is a gardener who lives in that garden and looks after the plums.

Mom sat on the bench, Seva on the right, Slava on the left.

Sveta looks through the glass, the sun is shining - it’s bright for everyone.

Forty forty for their own forty they scribble forty shirts.

A well-fed catfish sleeps peacefully and enjoys its hundredth dream.

Sasha quickly dries the dryers. I dried about six dryers. And the old ladies of Sushki Sasha’s funny hurry to eat

Nazar went to the market early in the morning. I bought a goat and a Nazar basket there.

The girl was carrying a baby goat, a goat and a goat on a cart.

Three goats hid among the vines from the thunderstorm. The storm is over. The goats are here, but where is the vine?

Once upon a time there lived three pirates. Once upon a time there were pirates. Treasure Island

Once upon a time there were three pirates: One-Eyed Joe, Crazy Jim and Lame Dick. No, in fact, everything was fine with their eyes, legs and brains, they just took such nicknames to make it more scary. One day they decided to go to Treasure Island. Not just like that, but on business, for treasures. They swam and swam and suddenly remembered that they did not have a map of Treasure Island. How can you sail without a map? There was nothing to do, they returned back and began to look for a map. Not found anywhere. Even in your pockets. It always happens like this: you just go looking for treasures, but there is no map. But they were not confused, but quickly drew a map and sailed again. They swam and swam and suddenly arrived. They began to look for treasures. On the map everything was simple: there was an oak tree in the middle of the island, the oak tree had a skeleton, and treasures were buried under the skeleton. But in life everything is not like that. At first they looked for the oak tree for a long time and still could not find it. They see some tree and start arguing whether it is an oak or not. Then they remembered that there should be a golden chain with a cat on the oak tree, and mermaids should grow on the branches. One-Eyed Joe said that acorns grow on oak trees, not mermaids. And Mad Jim said that acorns and mermaids only ripen in the fall, and now it’s the beginning of May. And Lame Dick said that the oak tree had oak leaves and that he would recognize the oak tree by its leaves, without any acorns, cats and mermaids. The oak tree just hasn't blossomed yet. Then One-Eyed Joe remembered the skeleton. But there was no skeleton under any tree. - Certainly! - said Crazy Jim. - He will wait for us! He probably went home a long time ago. This is the difficult life situation the pirates found themselves in. But they were not at a loss again, but decided that they would dig under the largest tree. The largest tree also had no leaves, but there were electrical wires coming from it. There could well have been a skeleton lying under such a tree if it had not left. And then the pirates remembered that they had forgotten the shovel. At first they wanted to rob a store that sold shovels, but the island was uninhabited. Except for the skeleton. Why does a skeleton need a shovel? They had to swim back. We sailed home, took a shovel, and came back. They started digging. They dug a whole hole, but there was no treasure. They began to think about how to live further. You can’t return from Treasure Island without treasures. And then Lame Dick says: “Let’s bury the treasure ourselves, and then we’ll find it right away!” Everyone liked this idea. I just had to swim back. They sailed home, collected treasures and immediately returned to the island. We didn't even drink tea. And there they put their treasures together and buried them. And then they dug it up. These were the most expensive treasures in the world! The phone is almost not broken! Transformer is almost new! The flashlight is almost complete! And grandma's glasses. And when the pirates returned from their voyage, their poor relatives were very happy about such riches. Especially grandma.

Tongue twisters for children with consonants B-P

Tongue twisters in Rus' were at one time called pure twisters, since the main goal was clean and clear pronunciation, and not speed. But still, the point of a tongue twister is to pronounce the phrase quickly and correctly. It is important that tongue twisters for children do not cause negative emotions in them if something does not work out. This problem can be solved if you train with your child, have fun and joke about your mistakes and his. Then the baby will know that adults can make mistakes too.

From the clatter of hooves, dust flies across the field.

The brawler ram climbed into the weeds.

Again, five guys found five honey mushrooms near the tree stump.

A quail and a quail have five quails.

White snow, white chalk, The white hare is also white. But the squirrel is not white, it wasn’t even white

Philip sawed a log of linden trees, Philip dulled the saw.

Beavers bravely go into the forests; Beavers are good to beavers.

The beaver wandered back to the forest

White sheep beat drums.

It will either rain or snow, it will either happen or it won’t.

The woman planted beans, and mushrooms grew.

The ram ran along the steep banks, butted, pushed, and rolled on the grass.

Our chubby Mishka puffs like a plump.

There are three crucian carp and three carp in Polycarp's pond.

Praskovya traded the crucian carp for three pairs of purebred piglets. The piglets ran through the dew, the piglets caught a cold, but not all of them.

Once upon a time there lived three Japanese people. Full version of the tongue twister from Svetlakov about three Chinese

Small rhyming poems are very helpful for developing clear, beautiful and correct speech.

Sometimes tongue twisters are devoid of a specific meaning, but have a set of sounds that have a positive effect on improving the functioning of the speech apparatus.

Both adults and very young children learn and use tongue twisters in speech. Having learned the text of a simple rhyming quatrain with your child, you can turn your communication with him into an exciting game.

Let’s say who can tell it faster and more clearly and show off their skills to other people.

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With the light hand of Sergei Svetlakov, an interesting and very unusual tongue twister about three Chinese appeared on the Internet.

Actor and TV presenter Svetlakov performed it for the first time in public in an improvisational show called “South Butovo.”

The funny story was greeted by the enthusiastic audience with thunderous applause. Indeed, the text of this tongue twister always brings a smile to your face and an irresistible desire to learn it and tell it yourself in a cheerful company.

The tongue twister there lived three Chinese from Svetlakov goes like this:

Once upon a time there lived three Chinese: Yak, Yak-Tsin-Drak, Yak-Tsin-Drak-Tsindrakokoni. Once upon a time there were three Chinese women: Tsipa, Tsipa-Dripa, Tsipa-Dripa-Limpomponi.

So they married Yak to Tsipa, Yak-Tsin-Drak to Tsipa-Dripi, and Yak-Tsin-Drak-Tsindrakokoni to Tsipa-Dripa-Limpomponi.

The full version includes a continuation of the tongue twister about the children of the resulting couples:

And they had children: Yak and Tsipa - Shah, Yak-Tsin-Drak and Tsipa-Dripa - Shah-Shakhmoni,

At Yak-Tsin-Drak-Tsindrakokoni With Tsypa-Dripa-Limpomponi - Shah-Shakhmoni-Limpomponi.

Learning the entire text of this tongue twister is not as difficult as it seems at first glance. The memorization process always takes place in a fun way.

Chinese names listed in tongue twisters may not be so easy to pronounce, especially when the rhyming lines are taught to a small child.

Then experts advise to start by slightly simplifying the name that is causing difficulties. For example, the name Yak-Tsin-Drak is difficult to reproduce; it can be changed to the simpler Yak-Tsedrak.

The tongue twister will begin like this:

Once upon a time there lived three Chinese: Yak, Yak-Tsedrak, Yak-Tsedrak-Tsedrakokoni.

In this case, the memorization process will be greatly simplified, and after a person has learned the simplified version, he can begin to study the original.

Svetlakov’s spectacular tongue twister can be easily transformed depending on a person’s imagination. For example, at the request of the speaker, you can change the Chinese to Japanese or Korean.

You will get the following option:

Once upon a time there lived three Japanese: Yak, Yak-Tsin-Drak, Yak-Tsin-Drak-Tsindroni. Once upon a time there lived three Japanese women: Tsibi, Tsibi-Dribi, Tsibi-Dribi-Drempompony. So Yak married Tsibi, Yak-Tsin-Drak married Tsibi-Dribi, Yak-Tsin-Drak-Tsindroni married Tsibi-Dribi-Drimpomponi.

Their children were born: Shah to Tsibi, Shah-Sharah to Tsibi-Dribi, Shah-Sharah-Sharoni to Tsibi-Dribi-Drimpomponi.

On the Internet you can find another famous short version of this saying:

Once upon a time there lived three Chinese: Fu, Fuchifu, Fuchifunifoni. Once upon a time there were three Chinese women: Tsip, Tsiptsidrip, Tsiptsidripalampopponi. And they got married: Fu to Tsip, Fuchifu to Tsiptsidrip, Fuchifunifoni to Tsiptsidripalampopponi.

The names of the Chinese sound in it in the Chinese manner; pronouncing them the first time is not at all easy, but after several trainings it will not be difficult to quickly recite the tongue twister.

And a person can easily attract attention in any company.