Vocal Warm-ups
 

Consonant/Vowel Coverage

B   C   D    F   G   H   J   K   L   M   N   P   Q    R    S    T   V   W   Y   Z   CH   SH   TH

1)  Make each of the five long vowel sounds:                  AY,  EEE,  Ah-EEE, Oh,  OOOO

Put the letter "B" in front, so it sounds like these words:  Bay, Bee, Buy, Boh, Boo.

Go on to "C" and more with:                                          Cay, Key, Ky, Coh, Coo

                                                                                  Day, Dee, Die, Dough, Due...

Go on with every consonant to Z:                                   Zay, Zee, Zie, Zoh, Zoo

Do the bonus three above, like:                                     Chay, Chee, Chie, Choh, Chew

2)  Make each of the five short vowel sounds:                 Aaa,  Eh,  ih, ah,  uh

Put the letter "B" in front, so it sounds like these words:  Bat, Bet, Bity, Bot, But  (but without the 't' at the end)

Go on to "C" and more with:                                          Caa, Keh, Kih, Cah, Cuh

                                                                                  Daa, Deh, Dih, Dah, Duh...

Go on with every consonant to Z:                                   Zaa, Zeh, Zih, Zah, Zuh

Do the bonus three above, like:                                     Chaa, Cheh, Chih, Chah, Chuh

You've now made almost every sound you are likely to in your speaking so your face and throat are familiar with them all. 

Tongue Twisters - one for each letter, plus the most common combination letters

Betty Babble Bought A Big Blue Basket

Carla Can Come Cause Caberet’s Closed Captioned

David Dipped the Dunking Donut

Funny how Fergy Fell on her Fanny

God Goes Ga-Ga for Gospel and Go-Go

He has hope he’ll have his holiday

Jenny chews gingerly since jamming her jaw.

Kenny Killed the Clunky Cat

Let’s Let Lisa Looking Longingly Along The Lanai

Momentous moments make me mix my metaphors

Never nab a nanny’s noodles

Poppa puts pepper and paprika on popcorn

Quentin quietly quivers and quakes

Rapid rabbits rarely race real railroads

Some Sundays, Selma sees Sally sifting salt

Try to tell Tony to tootle Tom’s trumpet

Vicki vacuumed with vigor and vim.

Wally was wise when watching Wanda’s wombat

Young youths used to use yummy yogurt

The Zoo’s zealous zebra zig-zigs like Zeus

Chinese chickens choose cheap cherries.

She should shake Shawn’s shiny shoes.

Then the other brother’s Southern mother bathed in lather.

Through thick and thin, Thelma thought thankfully of Theo.