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G2 ZOOM LESSON20TH MAY, 2020

ALLITERATION

BEFORE WE BEGIN, WHO CAN REMEMBER THE RULES FOR ZOOMING TOGETHER?

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TASK #1ANSWER CHECK!

TAKE OUT THE WORKSHEET “THE

COOK UP” FROM YESTERDAY’S

LESSON! LET’S GET READY TO

CHECK OUR ANSWERS!

LET’S GET READY FOR

TODAY’S LESSON ON

ALLITERATION!

WHAT IS ALLITERATION?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3GbMgs7NLI#action=sharePLAY ME!!

SOME RULES:

1) The beginning letters do not have to be the same as long as they sound the same: Example: George and John joined a gym.No: George went to the game.

2) Can be two or more words close together in the same sentence.Example: John likes to joke. No: John played a game and told a funny joke.

3) Small words don’t really count. No: Alex was a nice person.No: He took the hat off of the hook.

THINK!

WHERE HAVE YOU SEEN ALITERATION BEFORE?

BOOK TITLES

Tongue Twisters

In the stories and poems of your favouriteauthors

Through three cheese trees three free fleas flew.While these fleas flew, freezy breeze blew.Freezy breeze made these three trees freeze.Freezy trees made these trees' cheese freeze.That's what made these three free fleas sneeze.

- Dr Seuss

MORE ALLITERATION IN GMMMany of the ingredients he puts in his medicine have alliteration as their name!

Examples:

• GOLDEN GLOSS HAIR SHAMPOO (p. 19)

• SUPERFOAM SHAVING SOAP (p. 20)

Can you find alliteration from this passage at the top of page 29?

PAGE 29

PAGE 29-30

LET’S FORM OUR OWN ALLITERATION USING SOME INGREDIENTS FROM THE

STORY!

1)Shampoo = ?

2)Petrol = ?

3)Lipstick = ?

4)Your choice!!

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT #1:

Use the letters in your first name to write FIVE sentences using Alliteration! Then draw a picture for each sentence!Example:

Kate keeps five cool kites in her kitchen.

Alison eats awesome apples.

Tomorrow I will take a train to town.

Everyone enjoys eating ice cream.

NOTE: If your name is only three letters, you can reuse the same letters twice! To make different sentences!

HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT #2:

KEEP FILLING OUT YOUR RED