SPEECH THERAPY POEMS FOR CHILDREN 4-5 YEARS Speech therapy rhymes for children 4-5 years old effective method delivering your baby from various speech and pronunciation defects that speech therapists advise using. Speech therapy classes and exercises for children at home are systematic communication with a child using a playful form. If you interest your baby, you can exercise with him using the following games: -articulatory gymnastics -finger games (useful for developing fine motor skills); -classes for the development of hearing, logorhythmics and games for onomatopoeia (verses with movements); -Learn poems to develop speech and expand vocabulary. The most important and at the same time difficult task is to interest the child. After all, perseverance in a small child is still very small. But, by the way, it is not necessary to seat the baby, you can conduct classes with him when he plays or you do any daily activities with him, for a walk and so on. A mandatory requirement is to conduct classes with the child in game form. In this way, the child's attention and learning will be focused on the lessons, because young children often become stubborn if you try to get them to do something, but the game is another matter. Using game techniques in the classroom, you will avoid whims and tantrums. Tips before starting speech therapy classes: Initially, the duration of classes should not exceed more than 5 minutes, then gradually increase the time to 15-20 minutes. The child should like such activities-games, do not insist on them and do not force them. Performing systematically, but for a short time, any exercise, you will form a stable skill in a child. Laugh, feel free to laugh heartily with the baby, do not scold or be overly strict with him. In order for your child to speak clearly and competently, as well as to express his own thoughts and feelings, he must have a good vocabulary. The vocabulary of your baby at 4-5 years old consists of: - Passive component (the category of words that the baby understands). -Active component (the category of words that the baby uses when talking). Initially, the active component of the child's vocabulary is small, however, over time, the child adopts words from the passive component of the vocabulary into the active one. It follows that the larger the passive component of your baby's vocabulary, the better. To increase your vocabulary, read books together, look at pictures, comment on your actions and the characters in the book, and learn Various types rhymes and phrases. To Cheburashka a bug plopped into a cup, Good Cheburashka Pulled out a bug, Put the bug to dry on a piece of paper. The bug dried up, rose from the paper, and again cheburahnulsya Into the cup to Cheburashka. Blue moonlight Don't let the donkey sleep, He sat down on a boulder And yawned and yawned... And by chance the donkey suddenly swallowed the moon, Smiled, sighed - And calmly fell asleep. Ly-ly-ly we scored goals Lu-lu-lu near the windows on the floor La-la-la did not notice the glass Lu-lu-lu we did not hit the glass La-la-la, only there is no glass in the window. The mouse lived merrily, She slept on fluff in the corner, The mouse ate bread and lard, But everything was not enough for the mouse. Broom swept the floor, Broom was very tired, He sneezed, he yawned, And quietly lay down under a chair. Evil rats Gnawed the roof, But a red kitten came, the rats ran into the holes And trembled with fear. Piggy - a pig Grunts half-awake: Oink yes oink! Hook and Hook! - give me the apricot! Piggy Piggy, Before you eat, You take some soap, Yes, wash your snout! Grek rode across the river, sees Grek in the river - cancer. He put the Greek's hand into the river, and the Greek's hand was stabbed! Wandered to us in kindergarten Ten little chickens. Started them from the street Motley chicken. Pretty little chicken, you've got the wrong street, This is a kindergarten. But not for chickens! Author of poems T. Lyakhovich With alternation of paired consonants: S - Z W - F R - L G - K SY - ZY SY - ZY IT BECOMED BORING WITHOUT GOAT SE - ZE SE - ZE I HAVE GRASSED GOAT, etc. RI - LI RI - LI CRANES ARRIVED, etc. SHA - ZHA SHA - ZHA WE FOUND A HEDGEON IN THE GRASS, etc. MORE MORE - MORE DIRT AT THE BEAR ON THE SHOULDER, etc. JI - SHI JI - SHI IS GOOD FOR CANDIES, etc. ZU - SU ZU - SU DO NOT ALLOW THE FOX IN THE HOUSE, etc. LA - RA LA - RA THE MOUNTAIN STANDS ON THE MOUNTAIN, etc. The alternation of consonants P - B: PU - BU - PU - BU SIT OWL ON OAK, PA - BA PA - BA AND UNDER THE OAK THERE IS A HUT. PY - WOULD PY - WOULD CHICKEN'S LEGS AT THE hut, PE - BE PE - BE THAT hut is coming to you. Alternation of consonants T - D: YOU - DY YOU - DY I FOUND YOUR TRACES. TE - DE TE - DE ONLY YOU ARE NOT ANYWHERE. TU - DU TU - DU AND I'M GOING WITH THE PIPE. TI - DI TI - DI COME HURRY. We can’t understand Dasha in any way, After all, Dasha has porridge in her mouth. But not buckwheat and not pilaf - This porridge is something from words! We sat down in order, Together we do exercises, Not with our feet, not with our hands, But with our own. tongues. Hedgehog with a hedgehog and a hedgehog Gather blackberries. Red-sided fox Also wants to profit. The godfather thought: The hedgehogs have darkness! Rain, rain, don't rain, Rain, rain, wait. Let the gray-haired Grandfather reach the house. A sluggish red cat rested his stomach. I want to eat, but too lazy to toss and turn. Here he lies to himself and waits - maybe the bowl will crawl. The chizhik was sitting in a cage, The chizhik was singing loudly in a cage: Choo-choo-choo, choo-choo-choo, I will fly free. I was on a campaign. I beat the drum. The wolf in the valley I pitchfork ropes. The kid was very sweet. He washed his hands with soap. Kirochki, Kiryushki, Girls and boys! Take care of your noses and fingers in the cold! Mittens - on the handles, Valenki - on the legs! Sledges and skates rush along the ice path! Cheeks - like apples, On the nose - snowflakes, Girls and boys Jump like springs! The mouse has crumbs and crusts in its mink. In the pantry at the mouse pieces of gingerbread. The mouse has greaves in a mug. The mouse has mushrooms in the tub. In the mouse's bowl there are leftovers of sourdough, And in the cellar there are cheeses and sausages. In a saucepan - dumplings, in the oven - cheesecakes. Kissel - in a bottle, coins - in a piggy bank. On the table are bowls, forks and spoons. On the bookcase are books about cats. In the mouse locker - shirts, panties. On the hanger - hats, on the rug - slippers. At the mouse on the shelf - threads, needles, And near the stove - matches and candles. On the door - hooks, chains, locks. Stocks at a mouse - big surpluses! Shishiga walked along the highway, He walked rustling his pants. A step will step, whisper: Mistake, Move his ears. Liked? Share the news with your friends.)

The pure and clear speech of the child is the result of the care of his parents. So that the baby does not have problems with the pronunciation of certain sounds, you can conduct speech therapy classes at home. For children 4-5 years old (as well as younger or older), speech therapy rhymes are usually selected, which make it possible to turn exercises into a fun and entertaining game.

Speech therapy rhymes are rhyming sentences for automating the pronunciation of complex sounds and replenishing vocabulary. The scoring of such rhymes makes the articulatory apparatus, memory, and imagination work. Unfortunately, these exercises cannot completely replace classes with the participation of a specialist. But their implementation improves the situation so much that it will be much easier for the child to communicate with a speech therapist, and the number of classes will be significantly reduced.

10 conditions for success

Before you start learning useful poems with your baby, you definitely need to remember 10 rules that will help you cope with the task. Communication with a child has its own characteristics, and only those parents who readily acquire the necessary knowledge can give the crumbs a good speech.

1. The first lessons should take no more than 2-3 minutes. Gradually increase the duration of the lesson (maximum - up to 15-20 minutes).
2. The number of classes - 2-3 times a day. Experts advise to carry them out after breakfast and after a daytime sleep.
3. Do little, but often - doing the same exercise forms a skill. So that the baby does not lose interest in the rhyme, you can slightly change the text.
4. Teach the child in a specially designated place where nothing distracts, reinforce the explanations with visual material and your own example.
5. The game form of classes is required. To interest the child, use facial expressions, gestures (show how a crow flies, how a cat washes), jokes, laughter, thematic lessons (about the seasons, animals, weather, etc.). By and large, any rhyme can be turned into a speech therapy chant. If the baby himself remembers some of the exercises, support his initiative.
6. Praise the student even for small accomplishments.
7. Focus on what the child is doing right, not on mistakes.
8. Be an ally of the little family member. If he stubbornly fails at something, smile and find out together “why the tongue is so naughty” and how to fix it.
9. Don't force your child to do it. Cancel the lesson if the son or daughter does not feel well enough. And if the desire to learn has disappeared, find the reason for the loss of interest, and eliminate it.
10. Don't be discouraged if results aren't visible. Talk to a speech therapist to understand what your flaw is.

"Healing" poems

For children 4-5 years old, the following speech therapy rhymes are suitable.

Hedgehog with hedgehog and hedgehog
Harvest blackberries.
red fox
He also wants to have fun.
Kuma thought:
The hedgehogs have darkness!

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Rain, rain don't rain
Rain, rain, wait.
Let me get home
Grandfather to the gray.

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A sluggish red cat rested his stomach.
I want to eat, but too lazy to toss and turn.
Here he lies to himself and waits - maybe the bowl will crawl? ..

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The broom swept the floor,
Venik is very tired
He sneezed, he yawned
And quietly lay down under a chair.

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Once a centipede
Invited for lunch.
Bugs, insects, midges are waiting,
And she's still not there.
Finally a centipede
Appeared at the table.
- I'm a little late.
Barely crawled.
After all, such bad luck
How can I not be late?
There is an announcement at the entrance:
"Please wipe your feet!"

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— Kra! crow cries. — Theft!
Guard! Robbery! The missing!
The thief crept early in the morning!
He stole the brooch from his pocket!
Pencil! Cardboard! Cork!
And a nice box!
"Stop, crow, don't cry!"
Don't scream, shut up!
You can't live without cheating!
You don't have a pocket!
- How! - jumped the crow
And blinked in surprise. —
Why didn't you say before?!
Carrraul! Karrrman has been stolen!

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To Cheburashka in a cup
The bug plopped down
Good Cheburashka
Pulled out a bug
Put a bug
Dry on paper.
The bug dried up
Rise from the paper
And screwed up again
In a cup to Cheburashka.

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Wandered to us in kindergarten
Ten little chickens.
Got 'em off the street
Spotted chicken.
Pretty little chicken, you've got the wrong street
This is a kindergarten.
But not for chickens!

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To get a kernel from a nut,

You need to crack open its shell.

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Fishing lines in snares, snares - in fishing lines,
In snares - weasels, in fishing lines - foxes.

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From the autumn aspen
The last leaf fell off.

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Cut orange into slices
For Alina and Kolka.

Speech therapy rhymes for children 5-6 years old can be used the same as for babies 4-5 years old. But they must be supplemented with exercises that include the alternation of sounds.

sy - sy sy - sy became bored without a goat.
se - se se - se I picked grass for a goat.
ri - li ri - li the cranes have arrived.
sha - zha sha - zha we found a hedgehog in the grass.

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che-che che - che dirt on the bear's shoulder.
zhi - shi zhi - shi like sweets are good.
zu - su zu - su do not let the fox into the house.
la - ra la - ra there is a mountain on the mountain.

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pu - bu - pu - bu sits an owl on an oak,
pa - ba pa - ba and under the oak there is a hut.
py - would py - would be chicken legs at the hut,
pe - be pe - be that hut is coming to you.

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you - yes you - yes I found your traces.
te - de te - de only you are nowhere.
tu - du tu - du and I'm walking with a pipe.
ti - di ti - di come quickly.

Speech therapy rhymes for children 3-4 years old are the simplest.

The hedgehog washed his ears in the bath,
Neck, skin on the belly.
And the hedgehog said to the raccoon:
"Won't you rub my back?"

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Cuckoo cuckoo bought a hood
The cuckoo put on a hood,
How funny he is in the hood!

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Lid on teapot
There is a knob on the lid.
Hand for a knob
We lift the lid.

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Sewed panties
Teddy bear.
Pockets on pants
There are buckles on the pockets.

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The mouse lived happily
I slept on fluff in the corner,
The mouse ate bread and lard,
But everything was not enough for the mouse.

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Evil rats gnawed at the roof,

But a red kitten came.

Rats run into holes

And they trembled with fear.

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We sat in order
Let's do exercises together
Not with feet, not with hands,
And with their tongues.

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Grek rode across the river,

He sees the Greek: in the river - pak.

He put the Greek's hand into the river;

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Observed by the owl
clock schedule,
All on schedule
By agreement.

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White snow, white chalk,
The white hare is also white...
But the squirrel is not white -
It wasn't even white.

Speech therapy rhyme number 1

To Cheburashka in a cup
The bug plopped down
Good Cheburashka
Pulled out a bug
Put a bug
Dry on paper.
The bug dried up
Rise from the paper
And screwed up again
In a cup to Cheburashka.

Sound L

Speech therapy rhyme number 2

moonlight blue
Didn't let the donkey sleep
Donkey sat on a boulder
And yawned and yawned...
And by chance the donkey suddenly swallowed the moon,
Smiled, sighed
And he fell asleep peacefully.

R sound

Speech therapy rhyme number 3

Angry rats
Gnawed the roof
But a red kitten came, the rats ran into the holes
And they trembled with fear.

Piggy - pig
Grunts awake:
Hook and Hook! Hook and Hook!
give me an apricot!
Piggy Piggy,
Before you eat

You take soap
Yes, wash your snout!

Sounds C

Speech therapy rhyme number 4

Wandered to us in kindergarten
Ten little chickens.
Got 'em off the street
Spotted chicken.
Pretty little chicken, you've got the wrong street
This is a kindergarten.
But not for chickens!

With children 5-6 years old, you can sing with alternating paired consonants: C - Z W - F R - L G - K

Speech therapy rhyme number 5

SY - ZY SY - ZY GOT BORING WITHOUT GOAT
SE - ZE SE - ZE I HARVESTED GOAT HERBS, etc.
RI - LI RI - LI CRANES ARRIVED, etc.
SHA - ZHA SHA - ZHA WE FOUND A HEDGEON IN THE GRASS, etc.

MORE MORE - MORE DIRT AT THE BEAR ON THE SHOULDER, etc.
JI - SHI JI - SHI IS GOOD FOR CANDIES, etc.
ZU - SU ZU - SU DO NOT ALLOW THE FOX IN THE HOUSE, etc.
LA - RA LA - RA ON THE MOUNTAIN THE MOUNTAIN STANDS, etc.

Consonant alternation P - B:

PU - BU - PU - BU SIT OWL ON OAK,
PA - BA PA - BA AND UNDER THE OAK THERE IS A HUT.
PY - WOULD PY - WOULD CHICKEN LEGS AT THE hut,
PE - BE PE - BE TA hut is coming to you.

Alternation of consonants T - D:

YOU - YES YOU - YES I FOUND YOUR TRACES.
TE - DE TE - DE ONLY YOU ARE NOT ANYWHERE.
TU - DU TU - DU AND I'M GOING WITH THE PIPE.
TI - DI TI - DI COME HURRY.

Speech therapy rhyme number 6

We can’t understand Dasha in any way,
After all, Dasha has porridge in her mouth.
But not buckwheat and not pilaf -
This porridge is something of words!

Speech therapy rhyme number 7

Loves the letter "P" tiger cub -
Since childhood, he growls her.
Loves the letter "R" fish -
Best of all her ... is silent.

Speech therapy rhyme number 8

The letter "P" is our pig
Grunts loudly from diapers.
I will be close friends with him -
"R" will help me teach.

Speech therapy rhyme number 9

For lessons with a speech therapist
I'm running as fast as I can:
After all, the teacher is strict
I can show my tongue!

Speech therapy rhyme number 10

Every officer must
Say great "R"!
Otherwise he is a soldier
Will not line up.

(Teams: “Attention!”, “Equal!”, “Line up!”, Pay off in order!)

Speech therapy rhyme number 11

Deputy or singer
Being burry does not suit.
Don't give bread to parodists
Learn to speak clearly.

Speech therapy rhyme number 12

We sat in order
Let's do exercises together
Not with feet, not with hands,
And with their ... tongues.

Speech therapy rhyme number 13

Yesterday's hail
Damaged grapes.

Speech therapy rhyme number 14

Okroshka radish
Seryozhka cuts.

Speech therapy rhyme number 15

And in a gift from Marina
Three huge tangerines.

Speech therapy rhyme number 16

Tiger and lynx are relatives for pussy,
Turnip, radish - for radishes.

Speech therapy rhyme number 17

Arthur in a portrait
In a burgundy beret.

Speech therapy rhyme number 18

At a rat in a mink
Raw crusts.

Speech therapy rhyme number 19

Thirty-three huge cancers
All in smart red coats.

Speech therapy rhyme number 20

Spring rye -
Grain culture.

Speech therapy rhyme number 21

At the princess at Arina's
There are three duvets on the bed.

Speech therapy rhyme number 22

We congratulated Ira
By radio.

Speech therapy rhyme number 23

Cigarettes, cigarettes
For the guys all under the ban.

Speech therapy rhyme number 24

Hole in the pond -
I will come to fish.

Speech therapy rhyme number 25

Our Borka dived like a beaver,
But Romka - with an ax.

Speech therapy rhyme number 26

Chauffeur early in the morning
Spins the "steering wheel".

Speech therapy rhyme number 27

Curly redhead Yura
Proud of hair.

Speech therapy rhyme number 28

Radio constructor
Invented a speaker.

Speech therapy rhyme number 29

An ardent call to the people:
Take care of your native nature!

Speech therapy rhyme number 30

Come to the holiday dressed up,
Neat and tidy.

Speech therapy rhyme number 31

Crosswords and charades
We're happy to figure it out.

Speech therapy rhyme number 32

I'm happy to correct
Your speech apparatus.

Speech therapy rhyme number 33

Acquired by Arthur
Tour to Europe.

Speech therapy rhyme number 34

Prokhor and Barbara -
Beautiful couple.

Speech therapy rhyme number 35

Guaranteed by the cook in the tavern
Macaroni for garnish Ira.

Speech therapy rhyme number 36

And in the hands of the children
Multicolored balls.

Speech therapy rhyme number 37

Star Raven repertoire:
In the morning, in the evening - all KARR!

Speech therapy rhyme number 38

In our lake Andrew
Thirty caught eels.
Fry, smoke them and cook -
Very tasty eels.

Speech therapy rhyme number 39

To get a kernel from a nut, (P, C)
You need to crack open its shell.

Speech therapy rhyme number 40

Beaver gnaws birches with teeth, (P, Z)
Like sharp incisors.

Speech therapy rhyme number 41

Pineapples on a pine tree
I saw light in a dream.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 42

Speech therapy rhyme number 43

The goose bathed
But it remained dry.

Speech therapy rhyme number 44

In the garden among the branches
The nightingale whistles.

Speech therapy rhyme number 45

I tried, I tried
I signed for the parcel.

Speech therapy rhyme number 46

From autumn aspen (S, L)
The last leaf fell off.

Speech therapy rhyme number 47

Observed by the owl
clock schedule,
All on schedule, **
By agreement. (According to A. Usachev)

Speech therapy rhyme number 48

Kolya's sick knee
Lenka heals with a green spike.

Speech therapy rhyme number 49

Poodle Malvina
I made it out of clay.

Speech therapy rhyme number 50

Cut orange into slices
For Alina and Kolka.

Fingers are bent in turn, starting with the thumb

I gave this

I gave this

She gave it.

This was not given:

Do not bend the little finger .

You didn't carry water

Didn't cut wood

Didn't cook porridge

You have nothing!

Brothers . Russian folk amusement.

Ivan Bolshak - to chop wood,

Vaska pointer - carry water.

Bear-middle - heat the stove.

Trishka-orphan - cook porridge.

And little Timoshka - to sing songs,

Songs to sing and dance

To amuse the brothers.

Curling fingers one at a time, starting with big, sing a nursery rhyme.

(from 9 months of age)

Ladushki . Russian folk amusement.

Sweeties, sweeties! Where were you?

By Grandma.

What did they eat?

Porridge.

What did they drink?

Brazhka.

Child and adult rhythmically clap the text of the nursery rhyme

Ate the porridge

They drank the brew.

Shu-u-u... Let's fly!

They sat down on the head,

They sang like a rooster.

Ku-ka-re-ku!

Raise your hands up and lower your head

Brothers .

Four brothers are coming

Against the elder.

Hello big guy! -- They say.

Hello, Vaska is a pointer,

Grishka is an orphan

The bear is in the middle.

Yes, little Timoshka.

Connect the thumb of one hand with the other fingers in turn.

Who came . Bulgarian folk amusement

Who has arrived?

The fingers of both hands are folded together at the tips. Clap quickly with your thumbs.

We, we, we!

Press the tips of the thumbs against each other, and the tips of the others quickly clap at the same time

Mom, mom, is that you?

Yes, yes, yes!

Clap the tailbones of your index fingers.

Dad, dad, is that you?

Clap with your thumbs

Yes, yes, yes!

Clap with the tips of your middle fingers .

Brother, brother, is that you?

Clap with your thumbs

Yes Yes Yes!

Clap with the tips of your ring fingers

Oh sister, is that you?

Clap with your thumbs

Yes, yes, yes!

Clap the tips of your little fingers.

We are all together

Clap with all your fingers

Yes, yes, yes!

Orange . L. V. Zubkova

We shared an orange.

A lot of us

And he is alone.

Children squeeze and unclench the fingers of both hands into fists.

This slice is for the hedgehog.

This slice is for a swift.

This slice is for ducklings.

This slice is for kittens.

This slice is for the beaver

Fingers are bent in turn, starting with the thumb.

And for a wolf - peel.

Clench the fingers of both hands into fists

He is angry with us - trouble;

Run away - Who goes where!

Sharply unclench fingers clenched into fists

five kids .

one kid

swinging in the garden

Forefinger, the finger of the right hand is straightened and pointing up, the rest are clenched into a fist

two kids

swimming in the pond

Now two fingers are straightened index and middle.

Three little ones

crawling to the doors in the apartment,

Straighten your ring finger as well.

And through this door

four more knock.

All fingers are extended, except for the thumb.

with five others

it's ok too:

open the whole hand

They are having fun,

they play hide and seek.

Cover your face with your hands.

Where they hid, it’s clear and a hedgehog,

The fingers of both hands are clenched into the castle. Straighten the fingers of the left hand and the thumb of the right.

But I closed my eyes and drive:

Close your eyes with your hand.

"One two three four five...

In turn, open fingers clenched into a fist: index, middle, ring, little finger, thumb

Well, beware: I'm going to look!"

Threaten with index finger.

kittens . Based on English folklore

Here are five kittens.

One left - and he is gone.

The palm of the right hand is open

Well, there isn't and there isn't.

There are four kittens left.

Bend your thumb.

Here are four kittens.

One at a time

Climb up the tree

three kittens left.

Bend the little finger

But somewhere squeaked

the mouse is thin and thin.

Kitten heard -

two kittens left.

Bend the ring finger

One of them with a ball

disappeared at the door without a trace,

Bend your middle finger. Masha put on a mitten:

Clench your fingers into a fist

Oh, where am I doing my finger?

I don't have a finger, I'm gone

Unclench all fingers except the thumb .

Didn't make it to my house."

Unbend the remaining bent finger

Masha took off her mitten:

"Look, I found it! Seek, seek, and you will find

Hello, finger, how are you?

Squeeze your fingers into a fist

We invite you to that house.

Draw the roof of the house

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Sound Sh
Speech therapy rhyme number 1

To Cheburashka in a cup

The bug plopped down

Good Cheburashka

Pulled out a bug

Put a bug

Dry on paper.

The bug dried up

Rise from the paper

And screwed up again

In a cup to Cheburashka.

Sound L
Speech therapy rhyme number 2

moonlight blue

Didn't let the donkey sleep

Donkey sat on a boulder

And yawned and yawned...

And by chance the donkey suddenly swallowed the moon,

Smiled, sighed

And he fell asleep peacefully.

R sound
Speech therapy rhyme number 3

Angry rats

Gnawed the roof

But a red kitten came, the rats ran into the holes

And they trembled with fear.

Piggy - pig

Grunts awake:

Hook and Hook! Hook and Hook!

- give me the apricot!

Piggy Piggy,

Before you eat

You take soap

Yes, wash your snout!

Sounds C
Speech therapy rhyme number 4

Wandered to us in kindergarten

Ten little chickens.

Got 'em off the street

Spotted chicken.

Pretty little chicken, you've got the wrong street

This is a kindergarten.

SY - ZY SY - ZY GOT BORING WITHOUT GOAT
SE - ZE SE - ZE I HARVESTED GOAT HERBS, etc.
RI - LI RI - LI CRANES ARRIVED, etc.
SHA - ZHA SHA - ZHA WE FOUND A HEDGEON IN THE GRASS, etc.

MORE MORE - MORE DIRT AT THE BEAR ON THE SHOULDER, etc.
JI - SHI JI - SHI IS GOOD FOR CANDIES, etc.
ZU - SU ZU - SU DO NOT ALLOW THE FOX IN THE HOUSE, etc.
LA - RA LA - RA ON THE MOUNTAIN THE MOUNTAIN STANDS, etc.

Consonant alternation P - B:

PU - BU - PU - BU SIT OWL ON OAK,
PA - BA PA - BA AND UNDER THE OAK THERE IS A HUT.
PY - WOULD PY - WOULD CHICKEN LEGS AT THE hut,
PE - BE PE - BE TA hut is coming to you.

Alternation of consonants T - D:
YOU - YES YOU - YES I FOUND YOUR TRACES.
TE - DE TE - DE ONLY YOU ARE NOT ANYWHERE.
TU - DU TU - DU AND I'M GOING WITH THE PIPE.
TI - DI TI - DI COME HURRY.

Speech therapy rhyme number 6

We can’t understand Dasha in any way,

After all, Dasha has porridge in her mouth.

But not buckwheat and not pilaf -

This porridge is something of words!

Speech therapy rhyme number 7

Loves the letter "P" tiger cub -

Since childhood, he growls her.

Loves the letter "R" fish -

Best of all her ... is silent.

Speech therapy rhyme number 8

The letter "P" is our pig

Grunts loudly from diapers.

I will be close friends with him -

"R" will help me teach.

Speech therapy rhyme number 9

For lessons with a speech therapist

I'm running as fast as I can:

After all, the teacher is strict

I can show my tongue!

Speech therapy rhyme number 10

Every officer must

Say great "R"!

Otherwise he is a soldier

Will not line up.

(Teams: “Attention!”, “Equal!”, “Line up!”, Pay off in order!)

Speech therapy rhyme number 11

Deputy or singer

Being burry does not suit.

Don't give bread to parodists

Learn to speak clearly.

Speech therapy rhyme number 12

We sat in order

Let's do exercises together

Not with feet, not with hands,

And with their ... tongues.

Speech therapy rhyme number 13

Yesterday's hail

Damaged grapes.

Speech therapy rhyme number 14

Okroshka radish

Seryozhka cuts.

Speech therapy rhyme number 15

And in a gift from Marina

Three huge tangerines.

Speech therapy rhyme number 16

Tiger and lynx are relatives for pussy,

Turnip, radish - for radishes.

Speech therapy rhyme number 17

Arthur in a portrait

In a burgundy beret.

Speech therapy rhyme number 18

At a rat in a mink

Raw crusts.

Speech therapy rhyme number 19

Thirty-three huge cancers

All in smart red coats.

Speech therapy rhyme number 20

Spring rye -

Grain culture.

Speech therapy rhyme number 21

At the princess at Arina's

There are three duvets on the bed.

Speech therapy rhyme number 22

We congratulated Ira

By radio.

Speech therapy rhyme number 23

Cigarettes, cigarettes

For the guys all under the ban.

Speech therapy rhyme number 24

Hole in the pond -

I will come to fish.

Speech therapy rhyme number 25

Our Borka dived like a beaver,

But Romka - with an ax.

Speech therapy rhyme number 26

Chauffeur early in the morning

Spins the "steering wheel".

Speech therapy rhyme number 27

Curly redhead Yura

Proud of hair.

Speech therapy rhyme number 28

Radio constructor

Invented a speaker.

Speech therapy rhyme number 29

An ardent call to the people:

Take care of your native nature!

Speech therapy rhyme number 30

Come to the holiday dressed up,

Neat and tidy.

Speech therapy rhyme number 31

Crosswords and charades

We're happy to figure it out.

speech therapy rhyme №32

I'm happy to correct

Your speech apparatus.

Speech therapy rhyme number 33

Acquired by Arthur

Tour to Europe.

Speech therapy rhyme number 34

Prokhor and Barbara -

Beautiful couple.

Speech therapy rhyme number 35

Guaranteed by the cook in the tavern

Macaroni for garnish Ira.

Speech therapy rhyme number 36

And in the hands of the children

Multicolored balls.

Speech therapy rhyme number 37

Star Raven repertoire:

In the morning, in the evening - all KARR!

Speech therapy rhyme number 38

In our lake Andrew

Thirty caught eels.

Fry, smoke them and cook -

Very tasty eels.

Speech therapy rhyme number 39

To get a kernel from a nut, (P, C)

You need to crack open its shell.

Speech therapy rhyme number 40

Beaver gnaws birches with teeth, (P, Z)

Like sharp incisors.

Speech therapy rhyme number 41

Pineapples on a pine tree

I saw light in a dream.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 42

Speech therapy rhyme number 43

The goose bathed

But it remained dry.

Speech therapy rhyme number 44

In the garden among the branches

The nightingale whistles.

Speech therapy rhyme number 45

I tried, I tried

I signed for the parcel.

Speech therapy rhyme number 46

From autumn aspen (S, L)

The last leaf fell off.

Speech therapy rhyme number 47

Observed by the owl

clock schedule,

All on schedule, **

By agreement. (According to A. Usachev)

Speech therapy rhyme number 48

Kolya's sick knee

Lenka heals with a green spike.

Speech therapy rhyme number 49

Poodle Malvina

I made it out of clay.

Speech therapy rhyme number 50

Cut orange into slices

For Alina and Kolka.

Speech therapy rhyme number 51

Sticky honey from sticky linden

The bee gives gourmets.

Speech therapy rhyme number 52

Ships land on earth

The lunar rover lands on the moon.

Speech therapy rhyme number 53

Ate Filimon

Lemon smile.

Speech therapy rhyme number 54

Kolya and two Olya

Weed the onion in the field.

Speech therapy rhyme number 55

In Lily's front garden

Watering lily watered.

Speech therapy rhyme number 56

Camel thorns -

Favorite dish.

Speech therapy rhyme number 57

The snail opened the gate. (L, R)

The expanses beckon the snail.

Speech therapy rhyme number 58

Snail - pyramid (L, R)

It doesn't fly fast.

Speech therapy rhyme number 59

The crocodile has parents - (L, R)

Crocodile.

Speech therapy rhyme number 60

Sculpt, paint, cut, (L, R)

We decorate the Christmas tree together.

Speech therapy rhyme number 61

Wings silver in the sky (L, R)

Squadron aircraft.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 62

The storm has gone beyond the horizon -

Zoya immediately closed the umbrella.

Speech therapy rhyme number 63

The goat punished the goat

For good, not for evil. (according to V. Bakhrevsky)

Speech therapy rhyme No. 64

Zhenya loves Jeanne

Zhenya Jeanne imitates.

Speech therapy rhyme number 65

How, Zhenya, does a hedgehog look like a snake?

And in the already and hedgehog there is a letter "Zh"!

Speech therapy rhyme No. 66

Zhenya made Jeanne happy:

I borrowed the gum three times.

Speech therapy rhyme number 67

Husband's wife

Must adore.

Speech therapy rhyme number 68

Dasha's cat

Flea in the fur.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 69

Masha is a baby

Masha has a dummy.

Speech therapy rhyme number 70

Sewed panties

Teddy bear.

Pockets on pants

On the pockets - yarn [w]ki.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 71

Six mice walk to school

Playful and funny.

There are six mice in the lessons

They rustle, rustle, rustle.

Hush, the cat is in a hurry!

Sniff - and not a soul in the school. (T. Kryukova)

Speech therapy rhyme No. 72

Wool in curls (W, R)

At ... a lamb.

Speech therapy rhyme number 73

The number six calls to school, (Sh, F)

The school is waiting for six-year-olds.

Speech therapy rhyme number 74

Lesha's toys are good: (W, R, L)

Cheburashka, bear, horse.

Speech therapy rhyme number 75

The mouse rustles in the underground, (W, F)

The cat takes care of the mouse.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 76

I'm chips and chock

I'll throw it in the oven.

Speech therapy rhyme number 77

Fisherwoman here on the hook

There is a great worm.

Speech therapy rhyme number 78

We've been "disappointed"

Chili peppers.

Speech therapy rhyme number 79

Dina is crying, Dina is crying.

What is the reason? What is the reason?

Mommy's daughter

Pinched on the cheek.

Speech therapy rhyme number 80

Gave some water for tea

We have a babbling brook.

Speech therapy rhyme number 81

kalachi from the oven

Very, very hot.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 82

Unusual, unusual

Granddaughter received "excellent"!

Speech therapy rhyme number 83

Four Annies

The days screamed.

The days screamed

Not a bit tired.

Speech therapy rhyme number 84

The student grumbles silently -

Oh, the teacher is so bored.

Speech therapy rhyme number 85

Enlarged pupils

Very new glasses.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 86

bee on a flower,

Flower in a pot.

fragrant flowers,

Biting bee.

Speech therapy rhyme number 87

Pancake on a plate

For Lyubochka girls.

Speech therapy rhyme number 88

Badge on the jacket

There is a bug on the icon.

Speech therapy rhyme number 89

Cricket in the night

Sparkling in the oven.

Speech therapy rhyme number 90

Mushrooms on a stump

Cucumbers in a barrel.

Speech therapy rhyme number 91

On a branch of a bird

Chanterelles in the forest.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 92

In a glass of water

There is a match in the box.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 93

Needles on the Christmas tree

On a bun crust.

Speech therapy rhyme number 94

Keys in the lock

There are laces in the shoe.

Speech therapy rhyme number 95
Coals in the oven

And the sand in the river.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 96

The watch is accurate

Apples are juicy.

Speech therapy rhyme number 97

bouncing ball,

The flower is fragrant.

Speech therapy rhyme number 98

The cloud is gloomy,

Country porch.

Speech therapy rhyme number 99

Bosom friend.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 100

There is a lid on the teapot, (H, W)

There is a knob on the lid.

Hand for a knob

We lift the lid.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 101

Sword on shield, (H, W)

The shield cracks.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 102

I want - I grumble

I want - I'm kidding.

I want to scream

I want - I whisper.

I want - I crack

I want - whistle.

So CHU and SHU

I study all day.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 103

On the sixth palace

There is a singer in the palace. (Riddle, starling)

Speech therapy rhyme No. 104

Whole Türkiye

There is in a flower ... (nasturtium)

Speech therapy rhyme No. 105

On the porch of the palace (C, R-L)

Three royal faces.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 106

Ivan has two sofas.

Vova has two deuces again.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 107

Willow branches hung beautifully.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 108

To the cornflower cornflower -

And Vali has a wreath.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 109

Genka and Galka

They play catch up.

Genius genes

Gunin Gena.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 110

bull bouquet

It will be ... for lunch.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 111

The figure of Glafira (G, F, R)

Marshmallow round.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 112

Day-day bark crushes.

woodpecker heals

ancient oak,

good woodpecker

Oak love.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 113

The raccoon won't eat until

His food is not washed.

His helper is the river:

Raccoon in the water near the bank

Rinsing food, rubbing lightly,

And then eat to your heart's content.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 114

Hedgehog-Brawler

Hedgehog threatens:

I'll put it on my shoulder blades! ..

Respect hedgehog hedgehog would -

Regret stroking and teeth.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 115

LIN AND IDE

Once upon a time there was a tench and an ide -

Lived in silt, not being lazy.

In the manger, the ide took the ide,

Lin molt - to the boarding school.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 115

An egg rhymes with a face

And this is no accident:

They have a lot in common

For example, round.

And if the chicken is proud

shining egg,

She takes off on the porch

With a beaming face.

Compote and cat rhyme.

And this is no coincidence:

Hidden in compote dried fruit,

Secrets are hidden in cats.

But still, I beg you

To avoid misses,

Do not keep cats in pots

Do not pour them into cups.

Yes, by the way, it is necessary to pay

Attention and cats,

Although at first glance they

They rhyme with a window.

No need to wipe the cat

To shine with a soft cloth! -

She will wash herself

Tongue and paw.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 115

Various joys, how much joy from you!

I rejoice in the flight

frisky wind,

Early morning

mother-of-pearl dew,

horned snail,

Open gate…

I rejoice in a little -

My joys grow.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 116

A beetle buzzes in a flower.

A toad is dozing in a burdock. A turning path is waiting to hide in the forest.

Waiting for meadows of night coolness,

It's hot, but everyone is happy with the sun.

The yellow buttercup drinks the dew.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 117

forty forty

For their forties

Forty shirts

They scribble without quarreling.

Forty shirts

Lined up on time

Immediately quarreled

Forty forty.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 118

SNAKE AND HARE

An evil snake noticed a hare,

Know the green snake is having fun

The hare forgot the laws of evil,

I forgot why the snake lay down here.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 119

COUNTER ABOUT THE GREEKS

One two three four five:

The Greeks went out for a walk:

Androsthenes, Alexis,

Agathons, Aristides,

Antipater, Antioch,

Antigones, Antilochs,

Archimon and Archelaus.

How many Greeks? Count!

Speech therapy rhyme No. 120

play on words

Into the river by hand

Metal metal.

naked foot

He kicked a penalty.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 121

CRY WAIT

Let's cry:

Overcome the pain

We will burn the grief

Troubles - we will win.

Let's turn away

Other sorrows.

At first -

Let's cry...

Speech therapy rhyme No. 122

On the river - reeds

Ruffs played out there:

Circle - older

Circle - younger

And absolutely babies!

Speech therapy rhyme No. 123

Grandpa Hedgehog,

Don't go to the beach

There the snow melted

Fills the meadow.

You get your feet wet

Red boots!

Speech therapy rhyme No. 124

Hare Yegorka

Fell into the lake.

Down the hill!

save

Speech therapy rhyme No. 125

wolf top

wool barrel,

Fled through the spruce

Hit the juniper.

hooked on tail

Spent the night under a bush.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 126

Kotasik Mihasik fell from a pine tree.

And the cat has sad dreams.

Always unchanged at the end of these dreams

He sees himself without a tail and mustache.

But if he does not sleep, he has a tail and mustache.

Find it and see for yourself.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 127

Music, music to us from the store!

Music, music, music is being brought!

A piano is going to kindergarten today.

Let the children sing on the spring holiday.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 128

There is a vase on the lock in the cupboard.

It has a sliced ​​pineapple.

They removed me immediately.

Only in vain. After all, this vase

I never broke

Even though I climbed many times.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 129

Here is such an unbearable chizhik!

He doesn't read weird books.

I want to teach him, but I can't teach him.

He rides day and night

And sharpens the beak about the cup.

Well, chizh! Such a freak!

I'm learning, but he's not.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 130

Our cat, porridge Mashka, -

Naughty cat.

Just run somewhere

Everything will turn over there.

They come to life in an instant at Mashka

Both reels and papers.

As if in a hurry under the closet.

That's Masha's temper.

Well, if there are mice -

No cat, gone somewhere.

How the mouse rustles there,

The cat does not run to the closet.

The cat doesn't need a closet.

It can be seen, sorry for the mouse Mashka.

Speech therapy rhyme No. 131

In Valenka shop

Buy boots.

Little boots

How cute!

But I put on boots

Little Valenka -

It turned out to be boots

Too small for her!

Speech therapy rhyme No. 132

Grow braid to the waist

Don't shed a hair.

Grow braid to toe,

All hairs in a row.

Grow, braid, don't get confused

Daughter, listen to your mother!

For Alina and Kolka. Hit the juniper.