Description
Alliteration Task Cards and Anchor Charts Activities for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade:
This alliteration task card and class book activity was created for 3rd-6th grade. It gives you everything you need to engage students in fun, meaningful alliteration poems, activities, and worksheets.
This file includes the following alliteration components:
- Two 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 INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
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.
This PDF file contains 44 pages + Google Slides.








Jessi S –
Great!
Heidi L –
very easy to use.
Kathleen H –
Great resource! Thank you!
Dana Sudhoff –
Love it!
Chelsea G. –
Great resource!
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