Alliteration-Alliteration
is the repetition of the beginning sound. Tongue twisters are a use of
alliteration.
Peter Piper
picked a peck of pickled peppers.
Or Sally sold sea shells at
the seashore.
An example of a tongue twister is:
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
Here is an example of an alliteration ABC poem.
Awesome Allie ate apples
Brilliant Babies buy bananas
Colorful chameleons change colors
Droopy dogs dig dirt
Excellent elephants eat eggs
Funny friends find fossils
Great grandmas grow gardens
Hilarious Hilary held her hat
Intelligent igloo Inuits iron ice
Jumping jokers juggle jugs
Kind kings kick kangaroos
Lovely Lacey likes lots of lemurs
Marvelous Molly makes milkshakes
Noisy Noah nibbles nuts
Outstanding octopus ate Oreos
Purple porcupines play with pencils
Quiet Quarry quickly gets quiet
Rough Rufus rides roller skates
Stinky stars stands on stables
Tough Tommy tells Timmy to talk
Understanding us is a U-turn
Vicious likes to play volleyball
Wonderful Wal-Mart sold Whiskers
X-ray play xylophones
Yellow Yox Yo-Yoed yesterday
Zipping zebra zipped zippers
Links to Alliteration sites:
Beginning alliteration game (available via Internet Archiver)
