Help to mom. Break a leg! Phraseological units. Tongue Twisters

That the cow licked the tongue? Where are the eyes scattering? Who ate the dog? Why hang noodles on your ears? Why goosebumps on the back, and cockroaches in the head?
This and much more will help to find out a fun game about winged expressions. And if you want your language to be not only suspended, but also without bones, on the circulation of cards you will find 300 known and not very speed -brewers for all occasions.
But do not go to the fool and cut down on your nose:
You won’t talk all the tongue twisters, you won’t re -say!
Phraseologism is a stable phrase, the meaning of which is not determined by the meaning of individual words that are part of it.
A tongue twister is a short phrase with complicated articulation, which is used to train diction and pronunciation.
Developing cards to help mom can be used as a visual aid when studying the topic phraseological units, as well as a collection of speed -rivergiery. Classes are conducted by an adult presenter. Suitable for using a house in kindergarten, school, a psychologist, a speech therapist.
250 phraseological units
300 tongue twisters
Age: 6+
in the kit: 50 cards (size 9x13 cm), brochure with rules and answers.
Not intended for children under 3 years old