I'm procrastinating and pulling my hair out trying to make a story from two English syllables for our literacy course.
We're making the first two pages of a primer just so we can learn what its like to struggle through the process. And I am struggling.
This is what my page looks like:
tɑⁱ boᵘ
boᵘ tɑⁱ
oᵘ boᵘ. ɑⁱ tɑⁱ.
tɑⁱboᵘ oᵘ boᵘtɑⁱ.
tu si
bibɑbebo bu
kikekɑkoku
ɡufi
Anyway, you get the drift. The first little section says,
"Tae-bo. Bow-tie. Oboe. I tie. Tae-bo oh bow-tie."
That doesn't really sound like a story to me.
8 comments:
does it have to be those sylables? sounds impossible to me!!
B
It has to be syllables ending in a vowel, with only one consonant. I think it is impossible too.
Tae-Bo and bow-ties - sounds like the beginning of a beautiful friendship! :)
Here's mine:
Doe, see dodo
Dodo, see doe
Dodo and doe do-si-do.
Dennis
I think you better go back and enjoy your spa night.
and doesn't follow the rules... it sounds so easy... but you need verbs... verbs will be the key.
Here's my final story- after much agonizing.
Phonetics:
tɑⁱ ʌ boᵘ.
ɑⁱ tɑⁱ ʌ boᵘ.
boᵘ, tɑⁱ ʌ boᵘtɑⁱ.
English:
Tie a bow.
I tie a bow.
Bo, tie a bow-tie.
Will you illustrate it? Maybe the girls can help. I definitely looks difficult.
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