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Help students progress and master speech skills and pronunciation. Find inside 60 tongue twisters to practice W, V, B, P, M, L, L and R blends (BL, BR, FL, FR, GL, GR), T, TH, S, SH, N, R sounds. Perfect practice for ELA, ESL or SPEECH. Very suitable for literacy center, paired activity, independent work, fast finishers that need to be challenged! SAVE 20% AND GRAB THIS SET IN THE BUNDLE. Take a look at some feedback for this packet: "A fun activity that students will enjoy! Lots of different options and easy to use and understand!" - Dawn "This is a fun resource! I've never seen so many tongue twisters in one place. I had a few technical issues with the cutting of the viewing window affecting the ability of the pin to stay in place, but eventually figured it out. Thanks!" - Kristen "I loved using this with my class! Very helpful and engaging." - Barbara "This is going to make a fun addition to our Tongue Twisters unit--especially for my ELD kiddos." - Cyndi "This is a great "they'll never see this coming" activity for my middle schoolers when we get back from Thanksgiving, thank you!" - Stephanie "As a speech therapist I am so glad to have found this resource! It is engaging and fun and the kids are going to love it! Thanks for sharing!" - Kelly "Using this for my chorus. They love me spinning the wheel to see which one we are learning this week. Thanks!" - Dee "I love using tongue twisters in my ESL lessons, so thank you for this lovely activity!" "Love this! We do a joke of the day in my classroom, so this will fit right in! Thank you! : )" "This is such a fun activity to practice tongue twisters! Students will love reading them, and will be great practice. Thanks for providing them in colored and black/white options. :)" How to make a wheel? 1) Color the wheel (both parts) if using black and white or print on astrobright paper. Cardstock is preferable! 2) Cut out parts in the upper part so that you have a hole for a sound and a part for tongue twister which helps to practice this sound (blend). 3) Laminate if necessary. 4) Place the part with cut out holes on the top. 5) Connect two parts of the wheel with a brass fastener. How to use? 1) Turn the upper part. The sound/blend that you see indicates the tongue twister which a student should read as fast as he can. 2) If you use wheels with ?, ask students to read a tongue twister and say what sound(s) / blend(s) is practiced. What sounds are practiced in the tongue twisters? labeled wheels: 3 colorful wheels to practice sound P sound B sound W sound V sound L sound M L and R blends (BL, BR, FL, FR, GL, GR) sound T sound R sound N sound S sounds SH and S sound TH colorful wheels with mystery sounds sounds CH / SH sounds TH / TH* sounds F / FL / FR sounds B / BL / BR sounds PL sounds T / TH / TH* sounds S / SH sounds CL / CR sounds L / N sound S sound M sound N sound W sound J sound Y sound Z The black and white version is available. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE All about me activity End of the year memory book End of the year activities LET'S CONNECT ✔ Follow CrazyCharizma ✔ Get access to FREE resource library Victoria @CrazyCharizma P.S. Don't forget to leave feedback and earn TPT credits. Want your friend or the whole team to have and use this product|? Please buy a multiple license to share it with them. For school and school districts, buy this packet via TPT for schools. Have questions? Feel free to email me or use the "Ask a Question" feature on TpT.

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Euler is easily the most prolific mathematician of all time. The range and volume of his output is simply staggering. He published over 850 papers, almost all of substantial length, and more than 25 books and treatises. In 1907 the Swiss Academy of Sciences established the Euler Commission with the charge of publishing the complete body of work consisting of all of his papers, manuscripts, and correspondence. This project, known as Opera Omnia, began in 1911 and is still ongoing. His scientific publications, not counting his correspondence, run to over 70 volumes, each between approximately 300 and 600 pages. Thousands of pages of handwritten manuscripts are still not in print. Euler was in constant communication with all the great scientists of his day, and his correspondence covers several thousand pages. Euler's powers of memory and concentration were legendary. He could recite the entire Aeneid word-for-word. He was not troubled by interruptions or distractions; in fact, he did much of his work with his young children playing at his feet. He was able to do prodigious calculations in his head, a necessity after he went blind. The contemporary French mathematician Condorcet tells the story of two of Euler's students who had independently summed seventeen terms of a complicated infinite series, only to disagree in the fiftieth decimal place; Euler settled the dispute by recomputing the sum in his head. Further reading: http://www.ams.org/bookstore/pspdf/euler-prev.pdf Links: The Euler Archive - Dartmouth College Digitized publications at the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften Digitized publications at the University of Strasbourg Some manuscripts at the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften Some further reading on Leonhard Euler