Mouth Yoga (Unit 1-24)
Mouth Yoga (Unit 001)
Spelling: "th". Target Sound: Voiceless "th".
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thorn | Method | Oath | Think of things to do on Thursday. |
| Thunder | Enthusiasm | Booth | Something to eat. |
| Thief | Strengthen | Length | Birthday present. |
| Theory | Something | Month | Thank you very much. |
| Thicken | Arithmetic | Myth | I think I will come. |
| Thumb | Lengthen | Birth |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 002)
Spelling: "th". Target Sound: Voiceless "th".
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| That | Leather | With | 1. This is the house. |
| They | Neither | Smooth | 2. Don’t bother your brother. |
| These | Either | Soothe | 3. I love good weather. |
| Those | Rather | Loath | 4. Come with me. |
| This | Mother | Sheathe | 5. There they are. |
| Though | Further | Breathe | 6. Go this way, not that way. |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 003)
Spelling: "th". Target Sound: Voiceless "th".
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| That | Leather | With | 1. This is the house. |
| They | Neither | Smooth | 2. Don’t bother your brother. |
| These | Either | Soothe | 3. I love good weather. |
| Those | Rather | Loath | 4. Come with me. |
| This | Mother | Sheathe | 5. There they are. |
| Though | Further | Breathe | 6. Go this way, not that way. |
Simple sentence consists of a Subject and Verb.
Examples:
- Rani walked in the Park.
- Ankit swims in the river.
- The ship sank in the sea.
- My brother played cricket.
- Gita sang a song.
- The stars shine at night.
- The boy stood first.
Position / Question table:
| Positive | Question |
|---|---|
| I am | Am I? |
| He is | Is he? |
| She is | Is she? |
| It is | Is it? |
| We are | Are we? |
| You are | Are you? |
| They are | Are they? |
Examples:
- Ram eats an apple.
- Sita loves flowers.
- He reads a book.
- They play football.
- We go to the park.
- I am your teacher.
- Dogs bark at night.
- An owl flies at night.
- Birds sing sweetly.
- A lion is the king of the forest.
Mouth Yoga (Unit 004)
Spelling: w, wh, u, qu + /kw/, o (as in "one"). Target Sound: "w".
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| We | Await | Whake | 1. We are friends. |
| War | Anyway | Whir | 2. The war ended quickly. |
| Wax | Aware | Where | 3. Candle wax melted fast. |
| Wear | Away | When | 4. Wear warm clothes today. |
| Week | Award | What | 5. A week has seven days. |
| Work | Between | Which | 6. Hard work pays off. |
| Wise | Unwilling | White | |
| Walk | Beware | Wheel | |
| Welcome | Unwell | While | |
| Want | Swivel | Anywhere | |
| Wag | Twist | Nowhere | |
| Weep | Teirl | Worthwhile | |
| Wind | Twice | ||
| Word | Twiddle | ||
| Wool | Twig | ||
| Woods | Twin | ||
| Weary | Twilight | ||
| Waither | Twine | ||
| West | Twinkle | ||
| Way | Twinge | ||
| Won | Awake | ||
| Worry | Benwitch | ||
| Wash | |||
| Waste | |||
| Wednesday | |||
| Wonderful | |||
Mouth Yoga (Unit 005)
Spelling: "r", "wr". Target Sound: "r".
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Right | Correct | Are | All right over. |
| Red | Error | Or | Summer showers, winter showers. |
| Real | Marry | Four | Four cars. |
| Rough | Berry | Power | Ensure security. |
| Wrong | Fork | Shower | Under the orange tree. |
| Wrinkle | Charm | Ignore | Corporate culture. |
| Rot | Alarm | Attire | Work environment. |
| Hard | Fire | ||
| Warm | Summer |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 006)Spelling: "S", C, "SC". Target Sound: "S".
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| So | Lesson | Kiss | Sit down. |
| See | History | Yes | Nice to meet you, Steven. |
| Sit | Tracing | Boss | The stop sign is near the corner. |
| Certain | Custom | Class | Speak for yourself. |
| Circle | Whistle | Notes | He lives in a fancy society. |
| Scent | Blessing | Course | - |
| Screw | Listen | Thoughts | - |
| Scratch | - | - | - |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 007)
Spelling: z, s, x. Target Sound: z.
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zoo | Busy | Is | 1. That suit is my size. |
| Zero | Business | As | 2. The puzzle is easy. |
| Zone | Easy | Was | 3. My cousin was visiting. |
| Zipper | Cousin | His | 4. The zebra lives in the Zoo. |
| Zeal | Dizzy | Hers | 5. His eyes looked glazed. |
| Zebra | Puzzle | Theirs | 6. Exercise is advisable. |
| Zest | Razor | Eyes | 7. Please xerox the agenda. |
| Zinc | Music | Flowers | 8. Will he arrive on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. |
| Zombie | Fizzy | Nose | 9. These clothes fit well. |
| Zoology | Muzzle | These | 10. The President was supposed to resign. |
| Zulu | Nozzle | Those | |
| Zigzag | Buzz | ||
| Amaze | |||
| Daze | |||
| Breeze | |||
| Please | |||
Mouth Yoga (Unit 008)
Spelling: sh, ch, s, -tion or -sion (as in ‘shun’). Target Sound: sh.
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shock | Washing | Wash | 1. Are you sure? |
| Ship | Brushing | Brush | 2. Please, shut the door. |
| Shall | Nation | Crush | 3. Let me shake your hand. |
| Shoe | Station | Mash | 4. I’m a bit short on cash. |
| Short | Patient | Finish | 5. My washing machine is fixed. |
| Sugar | Machine | English | 6. I have six shirts at the cleaners. |
| Shower | Mission | Spanish | 7. We should assure you the motion was passed by the president. |
| Shirt | Ration | Dish | 8. Charles gave Sharon permission to go to Russia. |
| 9. Surely, it is a pleasure to speak English. | |||
| 10. A profession as a physician is demanding. | |||
Mouth Yoga (Unit 009)
Spelling: ch. Target Sound: ch
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheese | Kitchen | Each | 1. Catch out! |
| Chair | Watching | Catch | 2. I think I’m catching a cold. |
| Change | Exchange | Sandwich | 3. Which furniture did you purchase? |
| Chance | Pitcher | Research | 4. Here is a cheese sandwich for lunch. |
| Chase | Question | Speech | 5. I love chocolate chip cookies. |
| Chew | Teach | ||
| Lunch | |||
| Munch | |||
Mouth Yoga (Unit 10)
Spelling: j, g, dg, dj Target Sound: "j".
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases | Contrast Drills |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | Adjust | Age | 1. He is jack of all trades. | 1. I wish to choose a jar of jam. |
| June | Imagine | Edge | 2. It’s not good to hold a grudge. | 2. Chocolate fudge is delicious. |
| July | Surgeon | Fudge | 3. We have exceeded our budget. | 3. Show me the picture on page six. |
| Gin | Religion | Merge | 4. John can’t take a joke. | 4. The future of the fashion industry is secure. |
| Job | Region | Average | ||
| Jam | Margin | Stage | ||
| Gentleman | Agent |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 11)
Target Sound: "h" Spelling: "h"
| Initial | Medial | (Wh) spelled like “h” | Silent (h) | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Here | Behind | Who | Hour | 1. Hurry, over here! |
| Hi | Perhaps | Whole | Honor | 2. Who’s at the door? |
| Hello | Inhale | Whom | Honest | 3. Happy is an honest person. |
| Hey | Anyhow | Whose | Heir | 4. Her hero gave her his heart. |
| Hero | Unhappy | Whoever | 5. I will be ready in half an hour. | |
| Heart | Rehearsal | 6. I hate hot and humid weather. | ||
| Humorous | Behave |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 12)
Target Sound: "i" (short "i") Spelling: "i"
| Initial | Medial | Phrases |
|---|---|---|
| It | Lift | 1. What is it? |
| Is | Fit | 2. This is it. |
| It | Six | 3. I missed it. |
| In | Did | 4. This is a big city. |
| Into | Hit | 5. It’s a pity. |
| Ink | Simple | |
| Imply | Litter | |
| Attend | Mystery | |
| Fifty | ||
| Pity |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 13)
Target Sound: "i" or "e" Spelling: e, ea, ee
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Easter | Teak | Free | 1. See you at three o’clock. |
| E | Peak | Knee | 2. Good evening. |
| Weak | Tea | 3. I will be free next week. | |
| Eager | Peach | Sea | 4. I’m pleased to meet you. |
| Early | Please | Busy | 5. Can you see what I mean? |
| Each | Feed | Tiny | |
| Reach | Key |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 14)
Target Sound: "y" Spelling: "y"
| Initial | Phrases |
|---|---|
| Yesterday | 1. Yesterday was my birthday. |
| Young | 2. Yellow is my favorite color. |
| Yellow | 3. I bought a frying pan yesterday. |
| Yale | 4. Rajesh is tying a knot with his girlfriend yesterday. |
| Yolk | |
| Yacht | |
| Yogurt | |
| Year |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 15)
Target Sound: "ju" Spellings: y, u, ew, ue
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| You | Beauty | Cue | 1. He wears huge shoes. |
| Use | Cube | Hue | 2. There are fewer mice today. |
| ’ll | Cute | Pew | |
| You’d | Fume | View | |
| Fuse | |||
| Viewer | |||
| Fuel | |||
| Fewer | |||
| Cutest | |||
| Communication |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 15)
Target Sound: "ju" Spellings: y, u, ew, ue
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| You | Beauty | Cue | 1. He wears huge shoes. |
| Use | Cube | Hue | 2. There are fewer mice today. |
| ’ll | Cute | Pew | |
| You’d | Fume | View | |
| Fuse | |||
| Viewer | |||
| Fuel | |||
| Fewer | |||
| Cutest | |||
| Communication |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 16)
Target Sound: "e" Spelling: e
| Initial | Medial | Phrases |
|---|---|---|
| End | Red | 1. Ted said it. |
| Enter | Led | 2. Buy a head of lettuce. |
| Exit | Met | 3. Pat is my best friend. |
| Excuse | Pet | 4. Can you lend me a pen for the lesson? |
| Exercise | Set | 5. The secretary answered the telephone. |
| Else | Rent | |
| Every | Regulate | |
| Energy | Fena | |
| Seldom | ||
| Never |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 17)
Target Sound: "ae". Spelling: a, a...e. Unusual: laugh (laughter).
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| As | Wrap | Nil | 1. Matt is last. |
| At | Rack | 2. Is that a fact? | |
| And | Mark | 3. Clap your hands. | |
| Ami | Lap | 4. This is your last chance. | |
| Ask | Rapid | 5. Give him a pat on the back. | |
| Act | Black | 6. Patty wrapped it up. | |
| After | Sad | ||
| Atom | Happy | ||
| Absent | Flag | ||
| Annual |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 18)
Target Sound: "ei" Spelling: a, a…e, ay, ea, ai
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ate | Same | May | 1. We’re late for the date. |
| Age | Lame | Pay | 2. I want to wake up at eight. |
| Aim | Came | Say | 3. Don’t make a mistake. |
| Able | Date | Day | 4. He must break his date with his neighbour. |
| Eight | Table | Okay | 5. I must buy raisins, mayonnaise, cake, and toothpaste. |
| April | Paper | Stay | |
| Apron | Place | Obey | |
| Case | Hurray | ||
| Crazy | Play | ||
| Lazy | |||
| Waste | |||
| Neighbour |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 19)
Target Sound: "Uh" Spelling: U, O.
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up | Rug | One | 1. The lucky couple won some money at the casino. |
| Ugly | Hug | 2. The duck was stuck in the mud. | |
| Onion | Tug | 3. Do bugs give you much trouble in the summer? | |
| Otherwise | Sun | ||
| Over | Come | ||
| Uncle | Thumb | ||
| Under | Ton | ||
| Mother | |||
| Love | |||
| Luck |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 20)
Target Sound: "ou" Spelling: o, ou, ow, oe.
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owe | Soap | So | 1. Go answer the phone call from Rome. |
| Own | Toast | Hello | 2. It is below zero today. It will snow. |
| Only | Roast | No | 3. Let the golf ball roll into the hole. |
| Over | Note | Blow | 4. We were frozen cold in the winter storm. |
| Oak | Rope | To | 5. Most older people don’t feel old, they just look old. |
| Omit | Hole | Foe | |
| Obey | Home | Joe | |
| Ozone | Coat | Snow | |
| Boat |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 21)
Target Sound: “u”.
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| – Nil – | Foot | – Nil – | 1. Push and pull the wool. |
| Brook | 2. The bush is in the woods. | ||
| Wood | 3. Could you put the cookies over there? | ||
| Stood | 4. Cookies and pudding are very good. | ||
| Cushion | 5. Wolves live in the woods. | ||
| Pudding | |||
| Bullet | |||
| Wolf |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 22)
Target Sound: “u”.
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| – Nil – | Goose | Who | 1. What’s new with you? |
| St | Flu | 2. Robert has a loose tooth. | |
| Rude | Shoe | 3. Too few people choose to obey rules. | |
| Truth | You | 4. I’m not in the mood to argue with you. | |
| Group | Through | 5. The beautiful tulips are blooming in the garden. | |
| Whole | Throw |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 23)
Spelling: "ou", "ow". Target Sound: a,u
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Out | Brown | Now | 1. No doubt, he will come. |
| Outfit | Crowd | Cow | 2. The mouse is in the house. |
| Our | Down | How | 3. They don’t allow shouting. |
| Hour | Tower | Allow | 4. Ouch! That hurts. |
| Ounce | Announce | Brew | 5. I will pronounce all the vowels. |
| Bounce | Mountain | Anyhow | |
| Ouch | Mouse | Eyebrow | |
| Cloud | |||
| Pronounce | |||
| Thousand |
Mouth Yoga (Unit 24)
Target Sound: "ai" Spelling: ai, y
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | Five | Pie | 1. Hi! Nice to meet you. |
| Eye | Arrive | Lie | 2. I’ll have an aisle or a window seat. |
| I’ve | Alive | Die | 3. That’s a sigh of relief. |
| I’d | Life | Tie | 4. Indian cooking is highly spiced. |
| I’ll | Alike | Cry | 5. My father has wise foresight. |
| Island | Nine | Deny | |
| Ice | Fried | Why | |
| Cried | Fly | ||
| Delight | By | ||
| Type | High | ||
| Frighten | |||
Mouth Yoga (Unit 25)
Spelling: oi, oy
Target Sound: oi
| Initial | Medial | Terminal | Phrases |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oil | Coin | Boy | 1. Roy is very annoyed. |
| Oily | Royal | Joy | 2. The noise spoiled the music. |
| Ointment | Foil | Toy | 3. Mr. Hoyle destroyed the decoy. |
| Choice | Annoy | 4. I was annoyed by their loud voices. | |
| Avoid | Enjoy | 5. Royce pointed to her choice to avoid confusion. | |
| Poison | Destroy | ||
| Point | Employed | ||
| Coil | |||
| Invoice |
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