Introduction |
viii |
What Is Pronouncercizing? |
viii |
It’s All About the Movement |
x |
My Challenges |
xii |
My Students’ Challenges |
xiv |
Your Challenges |
xvi |
How is the Book Organized? |
xviii |
A Student Resource |
xx |
A Teacher Reference |
xxi |
Making It Easy to See |
xxii |
What Do You Do First? |
xxiv |
A Student-Centered Class |
xxvi |
A Few Final Words |
xxviii |
Whole Body Warm-ups |
1 |
Stretch, Twist |
2 |
Shoulders up, Shoulders down, Shoulders front, Shoulders back, Roll your shoulders |
3 |
Roll your head, Shake your hands, Shake your legs, Stretch your Mouth |
4 |
Mouth Warm-ups |
5 |
The Birds (tells/it’s) |
6 |
The Doors (circle) |
8 |
The Swing (running |
10 |
The Boxing Ring (wow) |
12 |
The Wave (Thursday/Tuesday) |
14 |
The Dogs (Dorothy) |
|
The Skateboard (button) |
18 |
The Sounds |
21 |
1. "Pure" Vowels |
23 |
not |
24 |
the |
26 |
end |
28 |
back |
30 |
it |
32 |
put |
34 |
small |
36 |
2. Vowel Sound Combos Ending with the Sound of "W" |
39 |
to |
40 |
go |
42 |
wow |
44 |
3. Vowel Sound Combos Ending with the Sound of "Y" |
47 |
he's |
48 |
same |
50 |
I'm |
52 |
boy |
54 |
4. Consonants That Can Seem a Little Like Vowels |
57 |
want |
58 |
yes |
60 |
red |
62 |
her, there, or, are |
64 |
let's |
66 |
cold |
68 |
5. Consonants That Sound Nasal |
71 |
swing |
72 |
nine |
74 |
name |
76 |
6. Voice and No-Voice Consonants |
78 |
is |
80 |
this* |
82 |
don't |
84 |
ten* |
86 |
it* |
88 |
red/get*; job/up*; flag/work* |
90 |
big |
92 |
put |
92 |
go |
94 |
keep* |
94 |
the |
96 |
month* |
96 |
five |
98 |
four* |
98 |
vision |
100 |
she |
100 |
age |
102 |
rich* |
102 |
he* |
104 |
7. Consonant Combos |
107 |
what* |
108 |
quarter* |
110 |
exit |
112 |
six* |
112 |
luxury |
114 |
anxious* |
114 |
Appendixes |
117 |
Appendix 1: Pronouncing Plurals |
118 |
Appendix 2: Pronouncing Regular Verbs in Simple Past Tense |
119 |
Appendix 3: Master Word List |
120 |
Appendix 4: Linguistic Notations and International Phonetic Alphabet |
124 |
References |
126 |
*Bolded consonants marked with an asterisk are voiceless.