Speech material for automating the sound R in the sound combinations -DR-, -TR- in syllables, words, sentences and verses. | Educational and methodological material on speech therapy on the topic:

Exercise “Answer questions in complete sentences”:

Who chops the wood?
Where does the otter live?
When do blackbirds fly south?

How do you get water from a well?
What do you put the yeast in?
What can a dragon do?

Collocations (148)

tore throat
ragged throat
breastfed
skinned
hair pulling
tore like Sidorov's goat
clawed
goat jerk
rubbish
tore two skins
tore three skins
kicking heels
three-skinned
tail-wagging
fought with all his might
dueled
bladed
precious time
gems
precious books
gem
a precious metal
better half
teased the geese
scrub household utensils
toilet fight
dragons root
dragon reed
dragon fruit
dragon tree
draconian laws
draconian measures
Drakensberg Mountains
draconian laws
dramatically tense
tattered cat
dracaena carruzel
Dracaena massengeana
dracaena surprise
dracaena triangle
wood debris
tree mushroom
piety is more ancient
ancient legend
Hebrew
oldest profession
ancient times
ancient clans
ancient tales
Ancient world
ancient myth
Ancient Rome
ancient hall
ancient man
ancient legend
ancient literature
ancient era
tree of life
zebra mussel
drowsy state
dense forest
drainage system
trained the green serpent
crushed into small pieces
a fractional number
shaking as if in a fever
trembling like a hare's tail
trembling like a sheep's tail
trembling like an aspen leaf
trembling
trembling over every penny
trembling with fear
shivering from the cold
trembling voice
trembling with fear
trembling poplar
trembling trembling
brain jerk
without each other
friend without friend
into each other
in each other
children's friend
for each other
friend at home
each other
each other
each other
one after another
each other
friend of the evil one
to each other
each other
Each other
each other
about each other
each other about each other
apart from each other
against each other
together
each other
friend sieve
each other
on each other's heads
friend of friend
friend of human
other music
other side
other people
in another way
in a different order
in other words
other people
another type
there's nothing else to do
of a different order
of a different kind
of a different kind
another warehouse
you won't find another like it
look for another one like this
another thing
another dimension
other me
another variant
another question
another calico
another world
different orientation
other gender
another breed
another time
another conversation
other side
another man
friendship is friendship, and service is service
friendly help
friendly relations
friendly disposition
friendly relations
friendly with organisms
friend to friend
friendly company
friendly work
Friendly team
man's friends
kicking legs
decrepit people

On this page you can find the most popular words starting with “dr” (at the beginning of the word - DR). The list is sorted alphabetically. You can add your options in the comments. If you click on a word, its synonyms and meanings will open.

Making the sound “r” without a speech therapist. Articulation gymnastics

You need to start with articulation gymnastics . It performs two tasks at once: it helps the sound mature (prepares the speech apparatus for pronouncing the sound) and “warms up” the tongue, lips, and cheeks immediately before the lesson. Otherwise, the exercises may not work out.

Speech gymnastics is best performed in front of a mirror. Or by imitation, when a child repeats after an adult. It is advisable to do exercises every day and not for long. The main condition is that the child must like it. It's better if gymnastics looks like a game.

Certain articulatory gymnastics exercises are designed specifically for training the speech apparatus to pronounce the sound “r”. They train exhalation, stretch the frenulum, and strengthen the tongue in the upper position.

A good powerful exhalation is the key to success. Soap bubbles or a ping-pong ball are very helpful for this; with a precise exhalation you need to be able to drive it into a goal, for example, between two cubes. This is a very exciting exercise that creates the correct air flow. More games for practicing exhalation are here.

Exercise "Swing". The mouth is wide open, the tongue moves up and down, alternately touching the teeth. Hold it at the upper teeth for 10-20 seconds. This exercise trains the tongue to stretch upward and stretches the hyoid frenulum.

Exercise “Delicious jam”. Raise your tongue to your upper lip and lick your lips clockwise and counterclockwise. We reach out with our tongue towards our nose. Let's keep our language broad.

Exercise "Turkey". We open our mouth slightly, reach with our tongue to the upper lip and make back and forth movements with the wide front edge of the tongue along the upper lip, without lifting the tongue from the lip. We increase the speed and try to say “bl-bl-bl”.

"Painter". We “paint” the teeth, cheeks, and upper palate with our tongue (back and forth).

Exercise “Punish the naughty tongue.” We stick out our tongue and quickly “bite” it with our lips several times, while blowing out air. Using this exercise, we relax the tongue with the lips and practice exhalation.

"Horse". The tongue clicks on the upper palate, imitating the clicking of a horse.

"Mushroom". When performing the “Horse” exercise, at some point we stop the tongue, “gluing” it to the upper palate, and hold it in this position for 10 seconds. The hyoid frenulum is stretched - this is the “mushroom leg”.

If all the speech therapy exercises go well and the child performs them easily, you can begin to play the sound itself.

Automation of the sound R in sentences combined with TR, DR using mnemonics:

Grandfather gets off the trolleybus.
Aunt Tonya is talking with a friend.
Uncle Trofim is sitting behind a cedar tree.
Peter has many friends.
Trams go one after another.
Three girlfriends are wearing snowflake costumes.

Automation of the sound R in sentences using mnemonics in a combination of consonants TR, DR will help introduce the sound R into coherent speech.

In addition to automating the sound R in sentences on our website, you can find material on automation in syllables, words, phrases, phrases, tongue twisters, stories and poems.

Exercise “Continue the sentence following the example”:

Katya enters the subway, and Kolya exits the subway.
Vanya gets on the tram, and Dima...
Tanya puts away the notebook, and Valya...
Misha goes to the theater, and Petya...
Nikolai sells the pipe, and Trofim...
Masha sits down on the mattress, and Dasha...
Dima climbs the springboard, and Tolya...
Vova is digging a trench, and Vanya...

Olya imitated the trumpet player, and Dima imitated the trumpet player.
Tanya touched the wall, and Vanya...
The willow was reflected in the water, and the birch...
Nastya tore off the sheet, and Petya...
Yulia was shivering from the cold, and Sasha...
Dasha kicked her leg, and Misha...