Hi there. We're going to warm up vowel sounds. Instead of telling you about vowels, I'm going to show you and encourage you to do this warm up with me. We're going to begin with mouth movements. You don't even have to say these vowels. It'll help you think about getting your vowel sounds more accurately through how you're doing your mouth movements. The first vowel is A. Notice my jaw drops down and then it spreads wider. It might help to visualize going from the sound A to E. For the E vowel, notice my mouth spreads wider. I, the jaw drops down lower than for A and then it spreads wider. It's as if you're moving from the vowel sounds A to E. Oh, the mouth forms a rounded, more tighter, closed circle. Ooh, you can feel your lips move forward. Let's repeat that with the vowel sounds. A, E, I, O, O. Those mouth movements are going to help you to be able to say words more accurately with those vowels. Next, we're going to pair the sounds with single syllable words. A, May, E, He, I, Bye, O, So, Ooh, Do. Now we're going to say all those vowels within a multicellable word. So you can see the importance. I'm giving those core vowel sounds a slight stretch. A, Maybe, E, Heater, I, Goodbye, O, Sober, O, Do, Let's repeat all of that. This time though, we'll go by sound from the movement, the sound, single syllable word, multicellable word. A, May, May, Be, He, Heater, I, Bye, Goodbye, O, So, Sober, Ooh, Do, Do, Sober, Ooh, Do,