Product Description
Alliteration Activities for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade with Digital Option:
This file has been updated to include a digital distance learning in Google Slides.
Alliteration is always amazing! This alliteration activity was created for 3rd-6th grade and will give you everything you need to engage students in fun and meaningful alliteration poems, activities, and worksheet.
This file includes:
- 2 alliteration instructional sheets
- 20 task cards with varying student requirements
- a task card answer sheet
- an acrostic poetry exercise
- a tongue twister partner activity
- a class book template for an alliteration picture book
- number poetry
- alliteration in common phrases
NOTE: THIS FILE NOW INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
As of 4/12/20, this product includes a digital option (as well as the no prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
Technology Requirements:
- A Google Drive account
- If sharing with students, a Drive account that is linked to student Google accounts
- Can be shared/delivered on Google Classroom
- Only need access to Google Drive–no outside links to worry about!
This file can be used with iPads, chrome books, laptops, and desktops as long as your students have access to Google Drive or Classroom on a device. The digital portion of this product is on Google Slides.
This file contains 44 pages.
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Claire K –
Great resource! My students really loved coming up with their own alliteration sentences.
The Speech Meadow –
This has been very helpful. Thanks!
Tara Pruitt –
Wonderful activities! We had fun coming up with our own sentences. Some were hilarious. Thank you for your fantastic product!
Brittany A –
great alliteration activity with a parts of speech review. This really made them think!
Ashley R –
Cute, Cute, Cute! My students loved using this!
Trisha Gray –
This is another helpful mini lesson to add to my figurative language lessons.
Kathy Weiss –
Great idea for center or seat work! Thanks!
Mary Anderson –
Thank you!!!
carli W –
I can so excited to use this with my class. Thank you
Kyleigh Christiansen –
Amazing adorable activities for alliteration. Love it.
School-Crazed –
This made nice center work! Thanks.
Christina G –
I used this with a small group of high flyer 5th graders. They then taught it to the rest of the class. It is a well made, great resource.
Angela C –
Thanks!
Stefanie M –
I’ve used other figurative language products from this seller, and this one is great too!
Lori E –
Thanks for your hard work!
Amber Shelley –
My students had a ball with these activities! They absolutely love alliteration now! Thank you!
Caitlin F –
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Polka-Dotted Teacher –
Using this in my stations rotation.
Cheryl Dahl –
fun!
Marian P –
Thank you! This is great.
Stephanie S –
My students did this as a center, they enjoyed it and it really helped them remember the meaning of alliteration!
Teaching Whatnots –
These are fantastic!
Jessica Hollenbach –
The kids loved this activity. Thanks!
In Sunshine and Rain Resources –
Lots of great activities! Thanks so much 🙂
Amber H –
I like this.
chrissie B –
Looking forward to using this resource with my class 🙂
Diana J –
Great Resource!
Janet M –
Great resource.
Amanda Blumhoefer –
Great product
Mara A –
Thanks
Rebecca Misla –
Overall, good resource for teaching alliteration.
Keri L –
🙂
Janie Gutzmann –
Wow. Alliteration can be a tough topic. Thank you for making it easier.
Melissa Terrano –
Loved this packet! Fun and creative for the kids
Shannon T –
great
Michelle C –
This activity was very well done.
Margaret M –
Very helpful!
Jodi A –
The students loved this!!
Hayley T –
Great thanks
Cassie W –
All of your figurative language resources are wonderful! Love using them! Thank you!
Lindsey N –
Thank you! 🙂
Jodi C –
Great job on these task cards!
Kyung Jin S –
The kids loved this!! Thank you!
Daisy Chain –
Fantastic resource, very thorough! My students loved it!! Thanks so much!
Michelline G –
The pages have helped students learn about alliteration more in depth.
Monica S –
Fantastic resource.
Jennifer R –
This is a fabulous resource, thank you!
Heather N –
I love this!
Risoli’s Reading Room –
Although this is a great product, it was not what I really was looking for.
Kimberly Childs –
Loved it!
Michele Slusher –
Great!!!!
Positively Posch in Fourth –
Great addition to our figurative language unit! Thanks
Julie L –
Fantastic!
Kathleen R –
Great task cards! I use the whole set!
Sharon C –
Such a fun way to get some extra practice on alliteration! Thank you!
Virtual Glitter –
Wonderful resource. Thanks!
Elena C –
Great! Thanks!
Ryheem B –
Love the resource!!!!
Sarah Partyka –
Love all of these task cards!
Lisa R –
Thanks for these activities!
Kathleen B –
Really enjoyed using this product to support student learning! The students gained a great deal from this product in a positive and meaningful fashion…
A Latte Literacy –
Loved this! My students were so engaged while doing this activity it was awesome 🙂
scott S –
Great resource!!!
Amanda G –
LOVE this….so much fun!
cynthia M –
This was a wonderful resource for my classroom!! Loved it!
Shelley S –
Great addition to our ELA program!
Patrick Dougherty –
Nice resource
Renee W –
Great resource! Thank you!
Mark L –
Awesome!
Christina Foster –
Great, thanks!
Sarayu M –
nice task cards!!
Pamela M –
Another great figurative Language activity. Will be buying the similies and methaphors
k n –
Thank you! Great resource.
Lindsey H –
We used this to today and it was a hit! Great differentiation for scaffolded thinking.
Figuring It Out In Fourth –
Great product to use with my students!
Janet P –
My students loved the activity. Thank You!
Kasey B –
An other great bundle!!!
Krista Z –
Fun way to reinforce these skills…thank you!
Virginia U –
Great tool!
Maria M –
Good independent practice for kids during a figurative language unit.
Berine’s Things –
Perfect for my middle school Resource ELA class!
Ginger Keith –
Wonderful resource
michael M –
Perfect for teaching !
Hilary N –
My kids loved coming up with silly alliterations to fill your starters! Great product, thank you!!
Donna O –
My students love alliteration. This was a great tool.
samantha H –
greatt
Rebecca H –
Excellent!
Amber S –
Great resource!
Lindsay T –
Great resource. Thank you
Mia S –
great resource! thank you!
Amanda C –
Amazing!
Rebecca B –
These are a great resource. I love reviewing with the task cards.
Elly S –
Great resource! Thanks!
Amy S –
so much enjoyment from these, and so much learning, too. Great Activity.
Kylie K –
thank you
Paige K –
These are brilliant to help my kids with alliteration. Well laid out resource. Thank you
Heidi L –
very easy to use.
Jessi S –
Great!
Kathleen H –
Great resource! Thank you!
Dana Sudhoff –
Love it!
Diana Chapman –
Can’t wait to use with my students!
Lyndsay L –
Great edition to my unit!
Alicia S –
Love this product
Amanda M –
Fun
Priscilla M –
My students used this resource as a review before their assessment and they rocked it! They also enjoyed using these task cards!
katherine B –
My students love this resource! They had so much fun using the interactive online activity during our distance learning. It was a great review of alliteration.
Marie M –
Great fun with this resource and easy to use.
Deborah G –
Great resource to use with students!
Despoina A –
This is great – thanks!
Kimberly Ruiz –
Fun way to teach this skill! Engaging!
Kimberly Embry –
The students enjoyed using this resource to learn about alliteration. Very easy to use with distance learning.
Jane P –
Fantastic Resource
Charity M –
My students loved these task cards!
sandra S –
It was easy to use and convert to google slide presentation. I was also able to assign homework from this resource. I have also used the simile and metaphor resource and It was very accessible to my 5th grade ENL students
Lyndsie Daines –
thanks
Jennifer S –
I have enjoyed this entire bundle. I do some of the slides with the students and then assign the others. SUper easy to use and make copies of for the kids:)
Allison Key –
This was a great resource to use with my figurative language unit and students enjoyed the activities.
Allyson J –
Good resource!
Christine B –
It was fun to read the sentences that my students came up with!!
Knitting Needles and Notebooks –
Great resource…thank you!
marla S –
Students enjoyed the activities.
Katie Rafter –
Great resource to use! I used this as a review for my students that are remote learners. Students enjoyed the work. Thank you so much for this!
Lisa M –
Great!
Kelly C –
GREAT, THANKS!
ashley B –
My students loved these resources. They made for great small group rotating experiences to consolidate students learning about alliteration
Soaring in Fourth Grade –
Thank you!
Elaine M –
The students really had a lot of fun with this resource!
Amy V –
Great resource to reinforce alliteration!
Penny M –
Nice resource. Thank you.
Noelle T –
This was a great way to start the students using alliteration. It was fun to hear the different versions of alliteration with the same starting words.
Michelle B –
This was great to use during my poetry unit.
Susan P –
Great resource
Blair G –
I love to use this resource during remote learning. I break up the slides over the week to review skills.
Melissa Franklin –
love
Colleen F –
Fun resource for a fun topic!
Christina S –
Great resource!
Heidi L –
Great way for students to show their knowledge of alliteration! My students love being able to work and move around the room with task cards.
Margaret S –
Very helpful in teaching figurative language!
Shelley McAvoy –
I was in desperate need of some help with using alliteration in writing as a technique to assist us with poetry. This resource was fun to use and easy for me to give feedback to my students. Our standards are different here in Canada so I can’t be specific using the above choices.
Carolyn M –
Good.
Patience is a virtue –
This resource was excellent to support the lesson that was given. My students were engaged in this, and they were excited to share their learning. Loved it! Thank you!
Stephanie M –
This is a great resource!
Brian H –
Excellent resource!
Nerissa G –
Excellent resource- thank you!
Trina Faulkner –
A little too hard for 2nd graders but I love the set up and it is a great resource
Emma C –
I thought it was a little expensive for what you get, but the resource overall was great!
Goodwin G –
This was a great resource, thank you!
Jodie E –
Great Resource
Amy Royal –
Excellent resource!!! Students enjoyed using the activities, lessons, and assessments.
MissjclassroomOctober 24, 2020 –
Fantastic product!