Warm up your tongue
Tongue twisters are short sentences full of similar sounds that are hard to say quickly – and fun to fail at. Pick a level: ★ easy for younger children, ★★ medium and ★★★ tricky ones that even adults stumble over.
Press Read along: the words light up one by one at a slow, medium or fast pace and repeat as often as you choose, so you can say them together. Teachers and speech therapists use them to practise clear pronunciation; actors and presenters use them to warm up. They don’t repeat until you’ve seen them all.
How to use
- Choose a level or leave it on all.
- Press Next for a random tongue twister.
- Press Read along and say each highlighted word; speed it up when it gets easy.
- Try three times in a row without a mistake!
Ideas for using it
- Class warm-up. one tongue twister for the whole class before reading aloud.
- Speech practice. slow speed first, then medium and fast.
- Drama and presenting. warm up your mouth before going on stage.
- Car games. whoever gets through it three times without a slip chooses the next one.