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Practice alliteration with a fun game! Kids match names to a best friend's name, and add something they both like.
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Instructional Ideas
- Include in a unit about figurative language or poetic devices
- Have kids work in pairs or small groups to come up with as many sentences as possible
- Laminate the letter tiles or glue them onto construction paper, and have kids draw one for the whole class to use
- Create a new sentence frame for kids to fill in after they get tired of the one provided
Classroom Considerations
- Provides eight opportunities for alliteration, but each example has the same format
- May be a confusing way to introduce semicolons
- The letter tiles do not include x, which may make it easier for beginning readers, but could be added to create a challenge for more advanced readers
- Provides a blank answer key, as answers will vary depending on your learners' responses
Pros
- Comes with letter tiles to prompt kids to come up with possibilities for each letter
- Reinforces the concept of alliteration with multiple chances
Cons
- None