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Alliteration Poem Worksheet
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Alliteration Poem Worksheet
Alliteration happens when nearby words begin with the same sound. Read each line aloud and notice how the repeated sounds make it sound.
Read and recognise
Choose the best answer for each question.
1.Which line uses alliteration?
- Tiny turtles tiptoe together.
- A duck swims in the pond.
- The moon is shining tonight.
2.In the line “Molly’s muddy mittens match”, which beginning sound is repeated?
- /m/
- /t/
- /w/
3.Select the two true statements about alliteration.
- It can make a line fun to say aloud.
- It repeats beginning sounds in nearby words.
- It means every word must rhyme.
- It always makes a poem quiet.
4.Choose the phrase that best completes the alliterative line: “Silver ______”
- stars sparkle softly
- leaves fall down
- clouds drift slowly
Create an alliteration poem
Pick a beginning sound and use it in several words. You could try b (bouncy, bright, bubbles), s (swooping, soft, sky) or m (merry, mossy, mouse).
5.Write a four-line poem. Use alliteration in each line.
Draw a scene that could go with your poem.
6.In one sentence, explain how the repeated beginning sounds affect your poem.
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