We have been learning about alliteration. By Caleb
Alliteration is when the same sound is repeated at the start of a word in a sentence. By Ella
It is not like a rhyming word because rhyming words have the same sound repeated at the end of a word. By Ashton
Here are some examples ...
Lachie the leopard leapt up to the leopard sky.
By Lachie
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Cuddly cubs like cuddly, cuddly, cuddles.
By Tristan
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Tigger the tiger was trying to hide.
By Eddie
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Buzzy Bee buzzed around.
By Juan
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Little Lily and Lulu leopards like spying on loads of lions.
Lily Leopard leaps onto Lulu.
By Poppy
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Pollee the polar bear popped on pluto and turned pink.
By Cameron
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Puddles the puppy pounces in puddles.
By Jade
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Poppy the pony plays polo.
By Paige
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Cute kittens like climbing trees.
By Caleb
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Pepper Pony pranced in a parade.
By Hannah
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Sharky the shark loves to swim with his mates.
By Oliver
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Jay jumps on Jim Jaguar roar! By Blake |
Tingley tigers were being turtles.
By Finn
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Jimmy the jaguar jogs to Jim the jaguar.
By Max
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Silly shark swam sadly .
By Ben
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Silly Sally Seahorse swims with his silly seahorse friends.
By Eleanor
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Hairy horses hop on Hannah.
By Ella
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Carter cute crazy kitten drinking milk on a soft snuggly little blanket.
By Emily
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Puppy Paw likes playing with other puppies.
By Maggie
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Leopards like to leap with leopard friends. By Alannah |
Loly loves to leap with his friends.
By Ashton
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Such superb sentences by some savvy students ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat clever writers you are Room 2! Perhaps you could come down and teach some of the Room 6 kids how to use alliteration in their writing. Sometimes they forget what to do, but it looks like you know exactly what you're doing!
ReplyDeleteyour photos are so cute that is also some clever writing.
ReplyDeleteThey are so cute.
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