Hello everyone it's Jennifer from Tarle speech with your two for Tuesday
homophone lesson. Homophones are words that are pronounced exactly the same way
but the words are spelled differently and have different meanings.
Our words today are die to stop living
and dye a substance used to change the color of something
Here are the words. Two little sounds today. We are going to start with that d sound. To do this,
the tip of your tongue touches the back of your top front teeth. To be really specific,
the spot between your teeth and where the skin on the top of your mouth begins.
Air will puff out for this sound and your voice box is vibrating on and moving.
Then we're going to end with the i. To do this open your mouth really wide in an
oval shape. When you have your mouth in that open wide oval shape, tip of your tongue is down,
back of your tongue is pulled really high up, oh. Then you're going to move to the E.
Move to the smiling lip position. When you move to that smiling lip position,
your tongue will end high and flat in your mouth. So let's look at that again
i i i and
Let's put that all together die die die die die die.
And now for a sentence:
Don't swallow the dye it is poisonous and you could die.
Give it a try I know people are going to notice the difference.
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