We have been looking at shape poetry and calligrams. We have noticed that
some shape poems have alliteration in them.
Can you create a whole sentence using
alliteration?
Here
is an example to help you.
E.g.
My mother munched many mangoes.
My mum munches mangos more than muffins.
ReplyDeleteTilly tog taller than a tree.
My mum munches muffins and mangoes.
ReplyDeleteThe tall tower ticks away.
Colurful colurs you can see.
Wild William wore wellies for walking in water.
ReplyDeleteWild William wore wellies for walking in water.
ReplyDeleteBy Esme
I like your link to the outdoors here, Esme!
DeleteGreen grassy grounds grow greatly.
ReplyDeleteTeacher teaches tactful tactics to tackle tongue twisters
ReplyDeleteBouncy babies bathe in bubbly-bath.
ReplyDeleteShe sells sea shells on the sea shore.
ReplyDeletethe tall tree towers over the tiny turtle
Delicious diamonds dazzle you with delight
ReplyDeleteHere are my sentences :-
ReplyDeleteBig, boisterous boys bounced basketballs by busy bees’ beehives.
The teething, tiny toddler touched the tidy television table-top.
Amy ate an apple and an avocado as appetisers at Aunty Annabel’s.
Perfect Peter’s proud pet peacock preened prettily.
Sensible Sam’s sleek, slimy, spotted snake slept soundly.
I bought a black banana and broke the bascet bat.
ReplyDeleteHere are my 3 sentences :
ReplyDelete1)Sam sssnake sslithers sslowly sso sielently.
2)Pinky Pie punches pineapples proudly.
3)Tom`s terrified tiger touches the table trembling.
Dippy Daddy donkey dropped a diamond down a deep dark drain.
ReplyDeleteVery creative!
DeleteIsabel I agree that that is creative and a bit funny.
Deleteslithering snakes sometimes see sausages sneaking slowly
ReplyDeleteRemember to use a capital letter and full stop Billy. These are basic sentence features which you must always include.
DeleteSara’s seven sisters slept soundly in sand.
ReplyDeleteJesse’s jaguar is jumping and jiggling jauntily
I wasn't being brainy, bright
ReplyDeleteor brilliant but you see,
my brain was boggled after
bitten by a bee.
while I nodded I, nearly
napping, suddenly there
came tapping.
Don't worry about making it rhyme. Try again with your own example, just writing a sentence using alliteration.
DeleteSad Sam said sometimes silly sentences .
ReplyDeleteJagoda,
DeleteCheck your work because it is supposed to be Sad Sam SOMETIMES SAYS silly sentences.Good work thougth.
Many of you are forgetting the basic rules for sentences. They must always start with a capital letter and you need to remember the punctuation at the end.
ReplyDeleteAlice adores apricots and apples.
ReplyDeleteClumsy clowns can cover cute cats.
ReplyDeleteSlithery, slimy, spotty snakes sleep in the soft sand.
Happy horses eat hot hay from the horrible, hard, harmful and high hill over the horizon.
Miss Jolliffe I have got quite a few:
ReplyDelete1)Which witch watches who?
2)Evil elephants eat everything
3)Sally sleeps silently.
4)Caty can control cat`s carefully.
5)Bob brought brilliant,bright books.
6)Fire Foxes fight furiously.
Never eat shreaded wheat
ReplyDeleteBob brought bright balloons
Smelly foxes chased the boxes
my mother munched muffins
ReplyDeleteAmy ate a ant`s apple.
ReplyDeleteBob bought big,blue,bright balloon.
Cat`s call ca-ca-co.
David`s dad dried dirty dogs.
Evil Elephants eat emperors.
Funny,floppy,fuzzy fly`s fly furiously.
Amy ate an apple's ant. Bob bought a big,blue,boxed balloon. Curious cat's
ReplyDeletecall was: Crook-ca-coo! Dan's dad de-dehydrated his dogs.
I hope you liked that.
ESPESHELY miss Jollife. from manan.
Thats all I could think of.
My mum munched many mangos.
ReplyDeleteMy mum munched muffins.
My magical mum magically magiced me my magical mirror.
Sidney snake slithers slowly
Anthony ate an apple.
bob bought a blue big box balloon. crystal
Snowflakes sway silently.
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