have three words today i love this one claws  which are sharp nails typically on animals  

clause an article in a contract or a grammatical  structure and claus the big guy himself  

santa claus so let's go ahead and take a  look at our words we have clause clause and  

clause fairly easy lesson what you're going to  do is you're going to start with the k sound your  

tongue is going to be low in your mouth for this  sound and the back of your tongue is going to be  

pulled up and your mouth is open then you are  going to move to the l kl by just moving your  

tongue from the bottom of your mouth to behind  the back of your top front teeth try not to  

move your lips because sometimes that will add an  extra sound in there kl kl then move to the open  

oh by opening your mouth wide and an oval tip of  the tongue is low back of the tongue is pulled up  

and then end with the z sound yes a z to do this  you are going to have your tongue behind your top  

front teeth or pointed down air is going to keep  moving out of your mouth you are not touching  

your teeth voice box is on vibrating and moving  let's put it all together claws clause claus claws  

clause claus and now for a sentence santa claus  has a clause in the elves contract stating  

the need to keep the animal's claws trimmed so  santa claus has a clause in the elves contract  

stating the need to keep his animal's claws  trimmed give it a try people are going to  

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