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.








Karina J. –
Fantastic product!
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.
Clever Bear –
Great resource!
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.
Jodie R. –
Great resource!
Michelle B –
This was great to use during my poetry unit.
Susan P –
Great resource