Fun sounds for kids

Kid Sounds | Free Sound Effects | Sound Clips

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Attribution 3.0

Kid Laugh

Kid laugh short only a few seconds. Recorded by tickling my son.

Mike Koenig

 368989     4/5

Personal Use Only

Car Skidding

car skid or skidding sound

 365778     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Jack In The Box

A jack in the box playing pop goes the weasel great for a childrens video or cartoon sound effect.

Mike Koenig

 324858     4/5

Sampling Plus 1.0

Psycho Scream

A super psycho scream that is blood curdling to say the least.

FreqMan

 288245     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Baby Crying

The sound of a baby crying. Its actually my son.. he is hungry, and we are waiting in the drive through for food. Hes not to patient lol

Mike Koenig

 275591     4/5

Attribution 3.

Jab

Great jab boxing and fighting sound effect. High pitch fast jab punch sound

Mike Koenig

 268558     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Funny Kid Giggle

Funny sound of a kid giggling or laughing sound. Very cute great for a commercial or similar.

Mike Koenig

 224747     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Counting To 10

My daughter counting to 10 while on vacation. Very cute.

Mike Koenig

 223149     4/5

Public Domain

Bean Fart

A tasty bean fart sound effect for all your gross needs and what not. Listener discretion is advised if you dont think its funny im sure your kid will.

 195679     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Upper Cut

Upper cut punch for a boxing or mma sound effect. Great Mike Tyson punch out type sound! Boom!

Mike Koenig

 175455     4/5

Sampling Plus 1.0

Pain

Sound of someone in pain. Great for a fight or death scene in a movie.

thecheeseman

 167590     4/5

Personal Use Only

Cartoon Hop

cartoon hop or jump funny sound

 154106     4/5

Attribution 3.

Kid Laugh Long

Me tickling my son and making him laugh for about a minute 30 seconds. If this doesnt make you crack a smile something is wrong with you.

Mike Koenig

 150767     4/5

Public Domain

Music Box

A music box playing a delightful tune. Quick tune could be used for a notification sound on pc or cell phone, or whatever else you can dream up.

Big Daddy

 149456     4/5

Personal Use Only

Kids Cheering

Cute Kids Cheering sound for a sports game. Great for basketball, football, baseball, or even tennis.

 138992     4/5

Attribution 3.

Right Cross

Right Cross punch for a boxing or mma sound effect. Great Mike Tyson punch out type sound! Boom!

Mike Koenig

 132572     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Children Laughing

The sound of both of my kids son and daughter cutting up and being silly. Laughter and a few bits of giberish.

Mike Koenig

 126112     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Left Hook

Great Left Hook boxing and fighting sound effect. 75% Left channel stereo punch sound. Great for games, and youtube videos.

Mike Koenig

 124778     4/5

Attribution 3.

People Screaming

Sound of people screaming. Great fear, horror, or surprise screaming sound effect. 3 or 4 people screaming include 1 kid, 1 adult male, 1 adult female.

Mike Koenig

 123894     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Cartoon Birds 2

Cartoon birds chirping silly. Cartoonish animated birds like you might find in a childs cartoon.

Daniel Simion

 123508     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Right Hook

Great right hook boxing and fighting sound effect. 75% Right channel stereo punch sound. Great for games, and youtube videos.

Mike Koenig

 117624     4/5

Public Domain

Children Playing

Children playing in a pool. An indoor pool. Requested by mignon.

Stephan

 112689     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Funny Girl Laugh

My daughter Norah laughing and being cute she is 4 in this audio recording.

Mike Koenig

 112501     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Funny Boy Laugh

My son Noah again doing a few funny laughs. Hes a nut but a good kid. He sounds like he is pretending to be a baby. He does that because we think it is cute I imagine.

Mike Koenig

 110031     4/5

Attribution 3.

Small Crowd

Small crowd of parents and kids in a gymnasium at an elementary school basketball game.

Mike Koenig

 105938     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Van Sliding Door

Van door sliding close after loading or picking up kids. Sliding door on a van could be used for a closing door.

Daniel Simion

 105092     4/5

Attribution 3.0

Boxing Punches

Punching mma fight sounds 1 2 3 combo punch

Mike Koenig

 104910     4/5

Attribution 3.

Baby Boy Laugh

My son Noah when he was 3 laughing 4 times in succession he is very funny. I say when he was three but at the time of this upload he is 3 so this is just for future references.

Mike Koenig

 104740     4/5

Personal Use Only

Ice Cream Truck

Ice cream truck song sound effect. Requested by Quinton. Should be used for personal use only.

Ice Cream Man

 104634     4/5

Sampling Plus 1.0

Ho Ho Ho St Nick

St Nick saying ho ho ho. Great Christmas sound for the kids around the holidays.

Acclivity

 99606     4/5

Using Fun Sounds to Encourage Toddler Communication — My Toddler Talks

Let’s make some noise.

Funny sounds, animal sounds, vehicle sounds, you name it!

For toddlers who aren’t talking yet or using words consistently, I usually start with getting them to make some sounds.

Then, I get them to make these sounds consistently.

I want the toddler to use these sounds intentionally, volitionally, in multiple settings, and with multiple communication partners.

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I touched upon this concept of using fun sounds in my post - 7 Ways to Get Your Toddler to Communicate.

Now, I’m going to elaborate on how to use sounds to encourage your toddler’s communication.

What do I mean by sounds?

Why don’t you try to figure it out with my, “Sound Challenge”.

Take 60 seconds and come up with a list of any sounds (particularly funny ones) that your toddler may hear on a daily basis.

…..60 Seconds later….

Here are some sounds that may have made your list:

• Ooh

• Ahhh

• Ohhhh

• Weee

• Uh-oh!

• Oops!

• Huh?

• Hmmm?

• Mmmmm

• Brrrr (it’s cold)

• Cock a doodle doo!

• Woof Woof

• Meow

• Chugga-Chugga

• Choo Choo

• Ouch!

• Boom!

• Achoo!

• Hahaha

• Hehehe

So, how do I use these sounds?

First, I pick 1, 2, or 3 sounds (all depends on the child) then bombard your child with the sounds.

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Strategically incorporate the sound(s) into a play routine, a daily routine, or when reading books together.

Structure the play routine so your toddler knows he has to say or attempt to say the sound at a certain point during the routine.

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For instance, if we’re doing the Trains play routine, pages 67 & 68, of My Toddler Talks: Strategies and Activities to Promote Your Child's Language Development, we’ll get into the flow of the trains going around the track.

First, the train moves slowly and then it goes faster as it picks up steam. As you or your toddler move the train, say, “Chugga chugga chugga choo choo” (or, just “Chugga Chugga” or “Choo Choo”). Incorporate sounds into your self-talk and parallel-talk.

Once the train is moving quickly, it may accidentally fall off the track, eliciting an “Oops” or “Uh-oh”.

What if you try these things and they’re not working?

• Start with a sound that your child is already doing and get him to say the sound more and more.

• If your child only says “uh” for “up”, then, incorporate it into a play routine where he has to say “Uh” or “Up” on command. There are many ways to encourage the final “p” (a speech language pathologist can help you). One way I like to encourage it is to put another word that starts with “p” in the initial position following the final “p” word. So, if Tiffany is only saying “uh” for “up” then I model “Up, please” or if we’re playing with the trains I may encourage “Up, Percy”.

  • By the way, this is Percy:

  • Also, make sure you’re giving your child enough time and providing enough repetitions of the modeled response. Children need a lot of repetition and practice.

  • You can also start with targeting early vowel sounds like:

    • “Uh”, “ah”, “ee”, “oo” , and “oh” (notice I have these on my sound list)

    • Pair the sound with a gesture or gross motor movement (large body movement). In the case of “No!” encourage the child to adamantly shake his head.

    • Lastly, when in doubt make sure you and your child are still having fun. Language learning should be fun.

For more Trouble Shooting Tips see pages 15 & 16 of My Toddler Talks: Strategies and Activities to Promote Your Child's Language Development.

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GCD theme: "funny sounds" | Outline of the lesson on the development of speech (middle group):

Technological map of the lesson

Full name: Gerasimova Margarita Vladimirovna.

Integration OO: "Cognitive development", "Social and communicative development", "Physical development", "Speech development".

GCD topic: “funny sounds”

Age group: middle group

Purpose: to develop children's skills to perform sound analysis of words.

Tasks:

Educational: To consolidate children's knowledge of vowels and consonants, to consolidate the ability to identify the first sound in a word and correlate it with the corresponding symbol. To improve the ability of children to make sound analysis of words.

Developing: To develop memory, attention, thinking.

Educational: To cultivate interest in the occupation, perseverance.

Planned results: children are able to perform sound analysis of words, are able to identify vowels and consonants.

Methods: verbal, visual, practical

Material and equipment: manual "Apple tree", subject pictures for the game "4 extra": fly, spider, butterfly, wasp; split pictures: chestnut, rose, narcissus, poppy; a picture of a willow; images of stones with symbols of sounds; stimulus pictures (treats: apples, raspberries, bouquets of flowers), soft toy bear cub; doll; pencil cases, strips for sound analysis; tape recorder, disc with phonogram.

11 speech games

To learn to read and write without any problems, to perceive and understand words correctly, to master any foreign language, a child must be able to distinguish sounds. Scientifically, this is called phonemic hearing. How to develop it in children of different ages, says psychologist and preschool teacher Svetlana Pyatnitskaya.

Svetlana Pyatnitskaya, preschool teacher, child and perinatal psychologist, author of educational programs for preschool children

How is phonemic hearing formed in children? Of course, in practice: in the perception of someone else's oral speech, in their own pronunciation of words. When it is well developed, the child is able to distinguish by ear the sounds of speech, and in the future - to correctly reproduce them, correlate letters and sounds. That is why it is very important that parents talk a lot with their children, read simple poems to them from a very early age, even before school. Teach toddlers to distinguish sounds in the form of fun games.

For children 2-3 years old

The purpose of games at this age is to maintain the baby's attention and interest in sounding speech, to encourage him to repeat after an adult. Start with game "Who is calling you?" . You will need small toys in the form of various animals or pictures with their image. Place toys or pictures in boxes: these will be animal houses. Open each box in turn and show the toy. Name it and say the appropriate onomatopoeia: “This is a duck. She quacks: "Quack-quack", and this is a cow, and she lows: "Moo-mu". Invite the baby to repeat these sounds: “How does the frog talk? And the dog? Then take the animals "home" and tell the baby: "They want to play with you. Guess who's calling you?" Call the baby on behalf of each character. The game can be made more difficult by adding new animals

For 3-4 year olds

Hammers can be played anywhere, no props are required. You tell the kid: “I have a big hammer. He knocks like this: "Knock-knock-knock." I have a small hammer. He knocks like this: "Knock-knock-knock". Ask the child to close his eyes and determine which hammer is now knocking. Say the appropriate sounds.

Mother and Baby can also be played anywhere, you only need to know the text well. You say: “Once upon a time there was a cat. She gave birth to a kitten. A mother cat began to teach her baby kitten to meow. The cat meowed loudly: “Meow-meow-meow!”. And the kitten quietly repeated: "Meow-meow-meow." The kitten saw a butterfly and ran after it. The cat noticed that the kitten ran away and began to call him. But as? Loudly: "Meow-meow." And the kitten meowed in response to her. How? Quietly: "Meow-meow." The kitten returned to its mother. She began to praise him that he had heard her. Show how she praised him? And how did the kitten answer her? Make the game harder by adding other animals to it. If there are a lot of players, you can give the kids cards with pictures of animals and their cubs. In turn, "mothers" loudly call "children", and those, in accordance with their cards, answer them.

For children 4-5 years old

A very useful game that develops the clarity of pronunciation - "Repeat" . Learn this funny couplet:

For-for-for - there is a goat in the yard.

Zu-zu-zu - I'm not afraid of that goat!

Children love to rhyme words. Encourage their imagination! You went out into the street and saw a wheel - a tractor, a big car, just a tire dug into the ground. Draw the baby's attention to the wheel, while showing with your hands how big it is: "So-so-so - that's what a wheel!". Offer to communicate for a while only like this: “Ba-ba-ba - mom, give me bread! Ta-ta-ta - eat, son, please.

Compound ball. If you are playing alone, stand in front of a child, if there are several children, let them surround you. Throw a ball to each participant in turn, while saying any syllable. The task of the participant is to catch the ball and throw it back to you, clearly repeating the syllable.

For ages 5-6

Catch the Sound . Before the game, agree that you are hunters: you will catch sounds. You name the words, and the child clap their hands only if the word has the selected sound. Let's say the sound [sh]. You say, pausing: "Cat, mouse, pen, midge, tussock, noodles, river, reeds, monkey, fur coat." At first, it is worth highlighting the desired sound intonation, pronouncing it as a long one.

Stop . Children turn into different animals: elephants, hares, bears. Imitating the movements of the selected animal, they walk around the room. You name words that sound similar. As soon as the children hear the word “Stop” among them, they should freeze. For example: "Moan, chair, stop, knock, stop, table, drain, stop."

6-7 year olds

Find the sound. You name a string of three words. The task of the child is to find the sound that occurs in all words. For example, for the chain "Cat, mouth, bridge" it will be [o]. The game can be made more difficult by adding a fourth word that has no sound in common with the rest. Then the task of the child is to find the superfluous.

"Pure words" . For this game, you can choose any quatrain from the works of Agnia Barto or use similar tongue twisters:

White snow, white chalk,

The white hare is also white,

But the squirrel is not white,

even White was not.

Ask the child to say these lines in different ways: in a whisper, in a normal voice, loudly, slowly, a little faster, very quickly.

For 7-8 year olds

Fun Offer . You need to make a sentence, all words in which must begin with one sound. For example, [b]: "Baran Baranovich butted the sides of poor Bobik." This game is especially fun to play in a company: let everyone say a word so that they end up with a coherent sentence. Whoever comes up with a proposal faster and longer can be rewarded with a small gift.

Hide and Seek . This game is interesting in a new, unusual environment, such as a store or clinic. The child should see and name as many objects as possible, inside which the sounds you have defined are "hidden". For example, objects starting with the sound [p] - a shelf, with the sound [m] in the middle of the word - a lamp, and so on. You can compete: choose one sound and find words with it in turn. The one who named more wins.

These games will allow not only to develop and consolidate the skills of correct pronunciation and perception of sounds, but also to have fun. After all, the form of the game for the child is understandable and natural and does not cause protest, as it can be with other activities.

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