Stress the Word
Say the same sentence five times, each with a different word stressed. Match each one to what it means.
Match each voice tool to what it means, then name the tool each actor is using.
Printed on the sheet:
VolumePitchPaceTone
Say “hello” and change just one tool at a time: louder, higher, faster, sadder. Kids hear each voice tool on its own before they match.
Speeding up on tongue twisters before every sound is clear.
Record kids reading a line two ways and play it back.
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Say the same sentence five times, each with a different word stressed. Match each one to what it means.
Read about each character. Circle loud or soft for the voice that fits.
Say the same line five ways: happy, scared, angry, bored and surprised. Draw your face for each one.
Warm up your voice with eight tongue twisters. Say each one slowly three times, then fast.
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