Honeysuckle Hale, Aline Jorge
Tongue Twisters for girls
language
( Feb. 6, 2016)
Say this the fastest! - “Willow wound the winding windmill real well.”
Can your brain handle the twisty, turvy – swirly, twirly and more flubberty jumbling of your tongue?
Join a porcupine, fairies and a cartwheeling kitten on this tongue twistering reading adventure!
Tongue twisters are a fun and independently gratifying reading tool for children to learn word structure, word sound and word retention through repetition.
Madeline-esque illustrations accompany young readers as they go through oh-so-fanciful phrases, whimsical sentences and rhythmic jaunts for hours of giggling stand-alone fun!
Can your brain handle the twisty, turvy – swirly, twirly and more flubberty jumbling of your tongue?
Join a porcupine, fairies and a cartwheeling kitten on this tongue twistering reading adventure!
Tongue twisters are a fun and independently gratifying reading tool for children to learn word structure, word sound and word retention through repetition.
Madeline-esque illustrations accompany young readers as they go through oh-so-fanciful phrases, whimsical sentences and rhythmic jaunts for hours of giggling stand-alone fun!
- Pages
- 58