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    You are here: Home / Literacy / Literacy at Lunch: Tongue Twister Lunch Box Notes

     

    Literacy at Lunch: Tongue Twister Lunch Box Notes

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    My kids and I like to practice tongue twisters. They are a silly, fun distraction when we are out and about and make a good alternative to screen time when the kids get antsy waiting for a bus or an appointment. Lately I've been seeing lunch box note printables going through my Pinterest feed and I thought it might be fun for my kids to have a tongue twister to share with their friends in the cafeteria every day.

    Tongue twisters help with phonemic awareness. A silly way to include literacy at lunchtime!

    Attempting tongue twisters always, always make the kids laugh so they are a good ice breaker for that first scary week in the cafeteria. Plus, you may not realize how great tongue twisters are for a child's literacy development. They not only help with pronunciation, but phonemic awareness. Just think of it as literacy at lunch!

    On a whim I decided to make it a tongue twister lunch box note printable for the blog. I'm no graphic artist, so these are in a very simple format.

    Download and print (by clicking the link you agree to our Terms of Service, see below*): TONGUE TWISTER LUNCH BOX JOKES

    Slip one in your child's lunch box each day. Of course you may want to add a caveat that these should not be attempted if the kids have food in their mouths. Then again, you won't be there to witness it!

    More:

    • Make your own tongue twister notes with a few more silly sayings from my post about how I use tongue twisters to keep the kids' brains busy!
    • Try out the world's hardest tongue twister.
    • Gigantic list of twisters (via British Council)

    *TERMS OF SERVICE: This free Tongue Twister Lunch Box Notes printable is for personal use only. If you would like to share this printable you MUST link to this webpage. It is strictly forbidden to link directly to the pdf file. On the other hand, you may print out as many copies as you like. Enjoy!

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    1. MaryAnne says

      September 03, 2014 at 1:29 am

      This is such a fun theme for lunch box notes!

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    2. Ann says

      September 03, 2014 at 7:30 pm

      These are hard! Thanks for the printable. My kids buy lunch but I am most definitely putting them in their snack bags!

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