Alliteration for Early Readers
Alliteration
What is alliteration? It is the repetition of the first letter sound in a phrase. For example:
six slimy smiling snakes is using the s letter.
Do you remember being introduced to Tongue Twisters as a child? Chances are you were being introduced to alliteration to build on your phonemic awareness skills.
It can be fun to make up your own tongue twisters. Here are a few to get you thinking:
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Angry Apes Ate Apricots All Afternoon!
Andrea Andrews Ate Abbigales Apples!
get the idea?
Can any of you think of any more?!
What Other Visitors Have Said
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An agile, angry ape addled up the avenue.
“Beware,” the bee buzzed boistrously, “Beware the bitter brew.”
Crying came the crone creeping from the …
Alligators attacked and ate all animals.
Daring Donkeys danced during Darla’s diet Dr. Pepper drinking dog display!
A – Z. Alliteration – find more phonics definitions here
