- Flappity in American English Pronunciation
  - Introduction to Flappity
    - Definition through examples
    - Connection to the poem "The Star"
  - Key Consonants Related to Flappity
    - Voiceless consonant "T"
      - Mouth and tongue position
      - Examples: Tin, button, get, tight
    - Voiced consonant "D"
      - Similar skills to "T" but voiced
      - Video demonstration for comparison
  - Rules for Flappity Pronunciation
    - Rule 1: T between two vowels
      - Examples: Better, let it go, beat it
    - Rule 2: T after letter R
      - Examples: Turtle, dirty, comforting
    - Rule 3: T after letter N
      - Examples: One date, sender, been together
  - Practice Exercises
    - Repetition of key words
    - Examples for each rule
  - Summary of Flappity Rules
    - T in middle of vowels, after R, or after N
  - Assignment
    - Practice with "Twister"