Буклет на тему «Tongue is the head in the formation of speech sounds»

As they say, bread is the staff of life, and the tongue is the main articulator, which is involved in the formation of the sounds of our speech. It is a mobile muscular organ. The tongue is able to take a variety of shapes and take different positions: stretch forward, press against the teeth, rise to the palate. It is these movements, the degree of tension of the tongue that allow the formation of speech sounds, both vowels and consonants.

Let us focus on the most common sound pronunciation disorders.When pronouncing the sound [С], the tongue may protrude between the teeth. Instead of the usual whistling, we hear a low and weak noise.When pronouncing the sound [Ш], a buccal pronunciation may be observed — the child puffs out the cheeks, exhales air from the side, and the sound becomes "dull."

• In the throat pronunciation of the sound [Р], vibration occurs not at the tip of the tongue near the alveoli, but in the area of the soft palate or the uvula.

• A feature of bilabial lambdacism (a type of [Л] sound disorder) manifests in the fact that only the lips participate in articulation, and the tongue is not involved. The sound resembles a brief [У] or the English [W].

Do these exercises and your tongue will be in good shape!

Clear pronunciation of sounds is impossible without precise, differentiated movements of the tongue.

• Articulatory gymnastics will prepare the speech apparatus for correct sound pronunciation and develop full and precise movements of the articulatory organs. It will train the strength and endurance of the muscles, their mobility and flexibility, precision and coordination, and will help relieve unnecessary tension.

• Dear parents! Remember that the tongue also needs exercise! It is very important to do it regularly! The more often you train the tongue, the easier and faster the child will master the sounds. Let this become your daily habit. Start your day with articulation exercises, as they work like magic, and we wish you to see this for yourself! Good luck!

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