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:

A

Angry Apes Ate Apricots All Afternoon!

Andrea Andrews Ate Abbigales Apples!

get the idea?

Can any of you think of any more!

Let's make our own A-Z Alphabet Alliterations!

Let's start with the letter 'A'.

The best ones will feature in a free A-Z Alphabet Alliterations for us all to share with our children!

You can use small connecting words like /a/, /and/, /the/, /with/ etc if it helps the alliteration flow.

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