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1) What Is Alliteration? 🎈
These silly sentences use alliteration — almost every word starts with the same sound. Say them out loud fast!
- Five fuzzy foxes found a fence.
- Ten tiny turtles tiptoed to town.
2) Circle the Matching Sounds 🔎
Circle every word that starts with the same sound as the underlined word.
- Molly's mom made muffins Monday morning.
- Big brown bears bounce badly.
3) Onomatopoeia: Sound-Effect Words 🔔
Onomatopoeia words sound like the noise they name — like buzz or pop. Match each sound word to what makes it.
What Makes It
- a bee
- a dish breaking
- a jump in water
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4) Write Your Own Alliteration ✏️
Write a silly sentence where most words start with the given letter.
5) Fill in the Sound Word 🧩
Use a word bank word to finish each sentence.
pop
buzz
splash
meow
moo
- 1. The balloon went when it popped.
- 2. The bee went around the flower.
- 3. I jumped in the pool and went .
6) Draw a Sound 🎨
Draw something that makes a fun sound. Write its onomatopoeia word underneath.
Ex.2: every word in each sentence matches (mom, made, muffins, Monday, morning; brown, bears, bounce, badly) · Ex.3: buzz–bee, crash–dish breaking, splash–jump in water · Ex.4: Answers vary; check that most words start with the target letter · Ex.5: pop, buzz, splash · Ex.6: Answers vary; check the sound word matches the picture.