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Т: Хто хоче продекламувати віршик? Я вам допоможу.
Т - Р1, Р2, Р3: Father, mother,
Hand in hand
With one another.
Хто хоче продекламувати віршик перед класом?
Крім вправ, які вже були названі, також дуже важливе значення мають артикулярні вправи. В початкових класах це насамперед різноманітні вірші та пісні на окремі звуки. Оскільки один і той самий звук повторюється кілька разів в вірші, таким чином, учні мають можливість розвивати свої артикуляційно слухові навички. Ось деякі з таких віршів:
[a]
An apple
It is very red and sweet
and it is so good to eat.
[e]
An elephant lives in the Zoo,
In the zoo, in the zoo
a zebra lives there, too
In the zoo, in the zoo.
[i]
“Tell me, little Pete
What you like to cat?”
“Well I like to eat
What is good and sweet”.
[o]
Give me an orange, orange, orange
I don't like to eat porridge, porridge.
[u]
In the streets the busses run
Two by two or one by one.
[k] key, acorn, make, sky, doctor kite, fact, lock, book-case. Come back as quick as you can. Keep quite quiet. Care killed a cat, not work. There was an old man Who when little Fell casually into a kettle. But growing too stout. He could never get out. So he spent all his life in that kettle.
[g] go, begin, egg, begged get, agrec, bag, big man I've got to be going. We agreed to go there together. A good dog deserves a good bone. I like to go out into the garden. I like to get up the wall. I like to do anything really, But I hate to do nothing at all.
[v] velvet, vase, vote of, love, live never, river, over As I was going to St. Ives I met a man with seven wives. Every sack had seven cats, Every cat had had seven kits. Kits, cats, sacks and wives. How many of them were going to St. Ives?
[j] you, your, yes year, young, yard suit, few, tube pure, cure, human You are young yet, aren't you? Did you sell your old piano? You are young for your years.
Which is the yellowest month of the year? Guess, guess.
April's the yellowest month of the year? Yes, yes!
The farm
(By Archibald Madeish)
Who do you listen, trees?
Why do you wait?
Why do you fumble at the breeze -
Gesticulate
With hopeless fluttering hands -
Stare down the vanished road beyond the gate
That no longer stands?
[ ]
measure, pleasure, leisure vision, decision, invasion mirage, garage, rouge His pleasure and joy knew no measure. After much persuasion she took a decision. A mirage is an illusion.
On the Sand (By Alfred H.Miles)
Digging for treasure? Hay, not a bit of it. Digging for pleasure? Aye, there's a wilt of it. Digging for treasure, We dig all day. With never a measure For labour day. Digging for pleasure, We surely earn A spadeful of treasure At every turn.
[s] see, say, sit miss, pass, class sweet, swim, switch It makes no sence. I can't accept such a poor excuse. Pete's numerous absences from school must be stopped.
A sailor went to sea, sea, sea To see what he could see, see, see, Bud all that he could see, see, see Was the bottom of the deep blue sea, sea, sea.
[ ] these, those, they either, neither, rather with, bathe, booth The less men think, the more they talk. They couldn't tell one brother from another. You never know with the weater.
The more we study, the more we kno,
The more we know, the more we forget.
The more we forget, the less we know.
The less we know, the less we forget.
The less we forget, the more we know.
We study?
[l] let, look, life, little help, health, clever, clean people, shall, tell. All is well that ends well. The girl doesn't feet well. The child is old enough to go to school.
Little Lady Lily lost her lovely locket. Lucky little Lucy found the lovely locket. Lovely little locket lay in Lucy's pocket. Lazy little Lily lost her lovely locket.
[p] peace, happy, lip, speak part, poppy, top, spell Present company excepted. Stop playing Pantaloon. Pat's as proud as a peacock. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. A peck of pickled peppers. Peter Piper picked. It Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, Where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked? A Dialogue How do you do? I'm Parker… How do you do? Barker. Parker. Oh, Parker with a “P”. With a “P”, yes. Er… I'm Barker. A. Barker with a “B”, of course. B. A “B”, yes. A. Ah. B. Mm. Er… well, good bye, Barker, Good - bye, Parker.
[b] boy, cab, about, obtain, cabman ball, sob, hobby, sobbed Barbara is as busy as a bee. Bob lives at the back of beyond. Bob is a big bug. Betty bought a bit of butter, But the butter was bitter. When she put it in her batter. And the batter became bitter. And the batter became bitter. Then she bought some better butter, Better butter, oh, dear.
A Dialogue
Seven days old! She's a lovely baby!
She's a beautiful baby!
And she is a clever baby!
She is a very clever baby!
However her vocabulary isn't so big.
Il isn't very big, no.
Not very big.
Т - Р1, Р2, Р3: Father, mother,
Hand in hand
With one another.
Хто хоче продекламувати віршик перед класом?
Крім вправ, які вже були названі, також дуже важливе значення мають артикулярні вправи. В початкових класах це насамперед різноманітні вірші та пісні на окремі звуки. Оскільки один і той самий звук повторюється кілька разів в вірші, таким чином, учні мають можливість розвивати свої артикуляційно слухові навички. Ось деякі з таких віршів:
[a]
An apple
It is very red and sweet
and it is so good to eat.
[e]
An elephant lives in the Zoo,
In the zoo, in the zoo
a zebra lives there, too
In the zoo, in the zoo.
[i]
“Tell me, little Pete
What you like to cat?”
“Well I like to eat
What is good and sweet”.
[o]
Give me an orange, orange, orange
I don't like to eat porridge, porridge.
[u]
In the streets the busses run
Two by two or one by one.
[k] key, acorn, make, sky, doctor kite, fact, lock, book-case. Come back as quick as you can. Keep quite quiet. Care killed a cat, not work. There was an old man Who when little Fell casually into a kettle. But growing too stout. He could never get out. So he spent all his life in that kettle.
[g] go, begin, egg, begged get, agrec, bag, big man I've got to be going. We agreed to go there together. A good dog deserves a good bone. I like to go out into the garden. I like to get up the wall. I like to do anything really, But I hate to do nothing at all.
[v] velvet, vase, vote of, love, live never, river, over As I was going to St. Ives I met a man with seven wives. Every sack had seven cats, Every cat had had seven kits. Kits, cats, sacks and wives. How many of them were going to St. Ives?
[j] you, your, yes year, young, yard suit, few, tube pure, cure, human You are young yet, aren't you? Did you sell your old piano? You are young for your years.
Which is the yellowest month of the year? Guess, guess.
April's the yellowest month of the year? Yes, yes!
The farm
(By Archibald Madeish)
Who do you listen, trees?
Why do you wait?
Why do you fumble at the breeze -
Gesticulate
With hopeless fluttering hands -
Stare down the vanished road beyond the gate
That no longer stands?
[ ]
measure, pleasure, leisure vision, decision, invasion mirage, garage, rouge His pleasure and joy knew no measure. After much persuasion she took a decision. A mirage is an illusion.
On the Sand (By Alfred H.Miles)
Digging for treasure? Hay, not a bit of it. Digging for pleasure? Aye, there's a wilt of it. Digging for treasure, We dig all day. With never a measure For labour day. Digging for pleasure, We surely earn A spadeful of treasure At every turn.
[s] see, say, sit miss, pass, class sweet, swim, switch It makes no sence. I can't accept such a poor excuse. Pete's numerous absences from school must be stopped.
A sailor went to sea, sea, sea To see what he could see, see, see, Bud all that he could see, see, see Was the bottom of the deep blue sea, sea, sea.
[ ] these, those, they either, neither, rather with, bathe, booth The less men think, the more they talk. They couldn't tell one brother from another. You never know with the weater.
The more we study, the more we kno,
The more we know, the more we forget.
The more we forget, the less we know.
The less we know, the less we forget.
The less we forget, the more we know.
We study?
[l] let, look, life, little help, health, clever, clean people, shall, tell. All is well that ends well. The girl doesn't feet well. The child is old enough to go to school.
Little Lady Lily lost her lovely locket. Lucky little Lucy found the lovely locket. Lovely little locket lay in Lucy's pocket. Lazy little Lily lost her lovely locket.
[p] peace, happy, lip, speak part, poppy, top, spell Present company excepted. Stop playing Pantaloon. Pat's as proud as a peacock. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. A peck of pickled peppers. Peter Piper picked. It Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, Where's the peck of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked? A Dialogue How do you do? I'm Parker… How do you do? Barker. Parker. Oh, Parker with a “P”. With a “P”, yes. Er… I'm Barker. A. Barker with a “B”, of course. B. A “B”, yes. A. Ah. B. Mm. Er… well, good bye, Barker, Good - bye, Parker.
[b] boy, cab, about, obtain, cabman ball, sob, hobby, sobbed Barbara is as busy as a bee. Bob lives at the back of beyond. Bob is a big bug. Betty bought a bit of butter, But the butter was bitter. When she put it in her batter. And the batter became bitter. And the batter became bitter. Then she bought some better butter, Better butter, oh, dear.
A Dialogue
Seven days old! She's a lovely baby!
She's a beautiful baby!
And she is a clever baby!
She is a very clever baby!
However her vocabulary isn't so big.
Il isn't very big, no.
Not very big.