1. An apparatus for teaching and enunciation of a major family of language elements known as consonants which apparatus comprises: a substrate upon which a plurality of language elements are arranged in a rectangular array having twenty-seven positions, said array characterized by a left hand side having eight consonant language element pairs wherein the individual language elements of said left hand side consonant pairs are identically articulated but differently voiced, and said array is further characterized by a right hand side having four distinct groups of consonant language elements, said right hand groups known as "nasals," "vowel-tone," "wind" and "consonant doubles," said right hand groups differentiated by kinesthetic requirements.