Tongue+twisters

 Many online websites group their tongue twisters by topic, so it's easy to find one with links to your current unit. Some examples are below:

> This is a particularly good one to use, as it plays on the sound of the phrase: sans t (without 't') sounds like 'santé'. > I used this during a unit on health, just because of the reference to coughing. A tongue twister like this would be a good model for students who were challenged to create one, due to the repeated 't' sound. Students could choose another letter, eg 'm'. > Gifted students could be set to working out the meaning of this phrase. For all of the class, it highlights the "ch" sound, and the difference between "sans" and "son".
 * //« Santé n'est pas sans t, mais maladie est sans t . »//
 * //« Tatie, ton thé t'a-t-il ôté ta toux?, disait la tortue au tatou. Mais pas du tout, dit le tatou, Je tousse tant que l'on m'entend de Tahiti à Tombouctou. » //
 * //« Un chasseur sachant sait chasser sans son chien. » //

Find tongue twisters at the following links:
1st International Collection of Tongue Twisters

Alphadictionary.com

About.com