WALT use adjectives and alliteration to make our writing more interesting

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WALT use adjectives and alliteration to make our
writing more interesting
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What is an adjective?

• Can you think of an adjective to describe these?

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What is alliteration?

• When the same letter is used more than once to
  emphasise words in the text.
• For example
• The creepy creaky castle.
• My marvellous magic mirror.

• Alliteration can also be used when choosing an
  adjective.
• For example
• terrible tiger
• cheeky cheetah
• scary spider

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This time, can you think of an adjective that
starts with the same letter as the animal?
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Using adjectives and alliteration can make
writing more exciting!

• Daniel - dirty Daniel
• Lizzy - little Lizzy
• Clevedon - cold Clevedon

DONT FORGET TO USECAPITAL LETTERS INTHE
CORRECT PLACES!
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Tongue Twisters!

• Tongue Twisters use alliteration for effect.
• Here are some examples
• If two witches were watching two watches, which
  witch would watch which watch?
• Six slippery snails, slid slowly seaward.
• She sells sea shells on the sea shore .

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• I saw a saw that could out saw any other saw I
  ever saw.
•  Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry
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• A big bug bit the little beetle, but the little
  beetle bit the big bug back.

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WALT use adjectives and alliteration to create
our ownTongue Twister!TaskWork with a
partner to create your own tongue twister.F/F
Record yourselves reciting it using Sonic Pic.
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Names
Our Tongue Twister WALT use adjectives and alliteration to create our ownTongue Twister