Are you looking for a fun way to teach alliterations? Walk your students through the world of alliterations as they explore how to recognize and write their own alliterations in this colorful flip chart. The teacher will guide students on how to write alliterations through the gradual release process being encouraged through the CLIP program. Given an illustration, students will determine different names of the objects, adjectives to describe them, and verbs beginning with the same consonant sound.

Inside this easy use lesson, you'll find:

• Statement of learning and Standard
• Definition of Alliteration
• Example
• Students state Learning
• Choose the Alliteration
• Emphasis on Consonant Sound
• Gradual Release Teaching
• Reminder of Learning
• Independent Practice with Optional Writing Prompt

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"Love this for alliterations! Super cute too!"

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