In writing we discussed how we can use alliteration as a way to describe characters. Enjoy our attempts at awesome alliteration.
WALT – Use alliteration to describe
characters
Arav – Metal monkeys are
mental on Monday mornings.
Kishan – Stubborn slugs
slither slowly in September.
Ansh – A Lovely, little
lonely leprechaun loved luscious lilies.
Dev – Mischievous monkeys
munch on Moro and Mars bars.
Priscilla – Loyal Larry likes
to lick luscious lollipops.
Amelia – The mischievous
mummy makes a mess in the museum.
Chantelle – Grouchy, greedy
goats catch chubby Chihuahua’s in Chile.
Sherlyn – The stubborn
starfish stared strangely at the sea serpeant.
Risa – Adventurous Andy ate
angry apes
Kalani – The bouncy blowfish
blows bubbles in his bathtub
Eli – Clever crocodiles catch
canaries and carry the carcasses to the contest.
Israel – Clever and confident
Caleb climbs cliffs for cash
Sebastian – Evil Eli the
elephant eats eagle’s eggs at Easter.
Jolui – A rusty robot raced
to the river without reversing.
Espen – Cautious Chris
carried his cookies carefully
Torres – The puffy pigeon
pooped pulverised pears
Kevin – Common Californian
cobras are clever at catching cats.
Hemish – Angry American apes
attack Auckland
Anthony – Silly Sherlyn
spoiled Santa’s sleigh
Samarah – Clever Clara fixes
cuckoo clocks
Nuha – The perfectly polite
pirate had the potential to be president of Peru
Sativa - Mean Mrs Marshall
made me make a mistake
Aaliya – The wicked witch
whipped her wand at the wizard
I am awfully amazed by all of your astonishing alliteration. (Excuse my half/half alliteration !)
ReplyDeleteThese alliterative sentences are great! I especially liked Nuha's sentence about the pirate president.
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