1. TO PRONOUNCE: “th” θ Lightly touch the lower edge of the upper front teeth using the tip of the tongue. Expel and unvocalized breath, through the narrow opening between the teeth and tongue.

2. WORD DRILL: Anything Athlete Author Booth Cathedral Death Earth Ether
Forth
Growth  

3. Mathematics
Month
Moth
Myth
Mythical
Oath
Pathetic
Tenth
Thank
Theft

4. Theme
Thigh
Thin
Thirst
Thought
Thousand
Thread
Three
Worth

5. PHRASE DRILL: Anything goes Novelty items booth At the cathedral
Go forth
Smooth growth
Both moth
Oath at the boat
The tenth street
Thin crust
Three thousand

6. SENTENCE DRILL Who is your favorite athlete?
The fifth largest planet is earth.
Is mathematics your favorite?
On the third month, puppies are very active already.
The story of cupid is a myth.
Thank you very much.
Think of a theme for this project.
Do you like the thigh part of fried chicken?
I thought of you this morning.
A good output is worth the headache it caused.

7. I thought a thought
But the thought I thought wasn’t the thought I thought I thought
If the thought I thought I thought
Had been the thought I thought

8. I wouldn’t have thought so much!
A three-toed loved a two-toed she toad.
Unfortunately, the two-toad she-toad did not love
The three-toed tree-toad.
The three-toad tree toad tried three time to win
The love of the two-toad she-toad
But the two-toed she-toed told
The three-toad tree told
That she loved only a fat, frickle frog.

9. TO PRODUCE: “th ð Lightly touch the lower edge of the upper front teeth using the tip of the tongue. Expel a vocalized (voiced) breath, through the narrow opening between the teeth and tongue.

10. Another
Bother
Brother
Breathe
Father
Farther
Further
Lather
Leather
Loathing

11. Mother
Neither
Northern
Other
Scythe
Seethe
Soothe
Southern
Than
That

12. The
Them
Therein
Therefore
Though
Thus
Thy
Withers
Wreathe
Writhe

13. PHRASE DRILL another brother Bother his father Farther down the road
Explain further
My mother’s leather bag
Northern hemisphere
The three of them
This and these
That and those
Their and there

14. My brother is the father of these kids.
I am on diet so do not bother to prepare snacks.
Lather with shampoo and rinse it well.
Neither of them watched the late night show.
Use the scythe to cut the weeds.
Soothe the anxious child.
This is better than that.
These are my favorite though they are old.
The weather withers the wreath.
It is normal to commit mistake so there is no need to writhe with shame.

15. Contrastive pronunciation
[th-v]
Clothe-clove
Leather-clever
Lithe-live
Loathes-loaves
Neither-never

16. [th-v]
Wreathe-reeve
Slither-silver
That-vat
They’ll-veil
Thine-vine

17. [th-d]
Other-udder
The-den
Throw-dough

18. TO PRODUCE: /Z/ raise the tip of the tongue toward the upper gum ridge
TO PRODUCE: /Z/ raise the tip of the tongue toward the upper gum ridge. The tongue must not touch the hard palate. Let the tongue form a narrow opening. Press the sides of the tongue against the upper teeth. A vocalized breath is forced through. A slight opening of teeth. It produces a buzzing sound.

19. Initial Zebra Zero Zest Zipped Zinc Zipper Zodiac Zone Zoologist
Zygote

20. Medial Blizzard Dazzle Drizzle Frenzy Gizzard Grizzly Muzzle Piazza
Verbalization
Wizard

21. Final Amaze Blaze Buzz Prize Seize Squeeze Stigmatize Tyrannize
Vandalize
Visualize

22. The letter “s” in the words below are pronounced as consonant [z].
Advice
Autism
Cease
Deceased
Disease
Merchandise
Mesmerize
Otherwise
Paraphrase

23. Parallelism
Partisan
Pause
Peruse
Pleasant
Praise raising
Those
Represent
Reserve
Whose
Vase

24. PHRASE DRILL Zebra in the zoo Zest over the zigzag
From drizzle to blizzard
Frenzy over pizza
Buzz of the bees
Deceased due to disease
Mesmerized by the merchandise
Prize of paradise
Pause for a while
Praise the advice

25. SENTENCE DRILL
Land areas are classified according to residential; commercial or agricultural zones.
Zoology is a branch of biology
The development of the zygote may now be captured by modern medical technology.
A piazza is a covered walk that is common in Italy.
What is your prize for winning the declamation contest?
Visualize a happy future.
Autism is often accompanied by language difficulties
Have a pleasant day!
Dix these tousle.
Whose vase is this?

26. Buzz-bus
Raise-race
Zip-sip
Zoo-sue

27. This sound I represented by words with these spelling: g, ge, j, s, si, ssi, z and zi.
Azure
Beige
Bijou
Bourgeois
Brazier
Camouflage
Casual
Collision
Confusion
Corsage

28. Déjà vu
Espionage
Estrange
Garage
Glazier
Leisure
Measure
Mirage
Negligee
Persuasion

29. Pleasure
Prestige
Regime
Rouge
Seizure
Corsage
Treasure
Usual
Vision
Visualize

30. PHRASE DRILL The Marcos regime Colorful corsage The mirage
Cause of confusion
Casual conversation
My pleasure
Leisure time
Perfect transition
Treasure in the shore
Simple persuasion

31. SENTENCE DRILL It is soothing to stare at the azure sky.
A beige bag will match the color of your shoes.
He gave a bijou diamond ring.
The term bourgeois refers to the middle class.
Use dark colored shirt as camouflage.
Espionage is a crime against national security.
Can another car fit into the garage?
Measure the ingredients accurately.
Treasure your family’s memoir.
Visualize the images in the poem.