Describe the things you see outdoors or indoors, using words that start with the same sound—“Ally alligator,” “batting bee,” “canoeing cat.”

When words start with the same sound, it’s called alliteration. Listening to and playing with words that start with the same sound help children recognize that words are made up of different parts (a beginning sound and an ending sound). Many tongue twisters use alliteration, like “Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.”
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