Awesome Alliteration
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Objective
I can create sentences using alliteration.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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Alliteration is the use of repetitive letter sounds to create a poetic element when writing.
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Tongue twisters and the works of Dr. Seuss are enjoyable examples of alliteration.
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Alliteration can be used to generate rhythm, highlight certain words, create a mood or tone, or simply make writing funny.
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Practice
3 questions
Which of the following is the best definition of alliteration?
Create a sentence using alliteration that describes a playful puppy.
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Exit ticket
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“Write a sentence using alliteration with the letter 'B'.”
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