Name: ___________________________
Adventures With Alliteration!
PART
1
Verbs
Write a verb for each name that makes an alliterative phrase.
EXAMPLE
Robert ran
1) Anna_____________________
6) Glenda _ __________________
2) Bill_______________________
7) Harry _ ___________________
3) Carrie ____________________
8) Joy _ _____________________
4) Devon ____________________
9) Kevin _ ___________________
5) Edward ___________________
10) Lulu _ ___________________
PART
2
Fill in the blank with a verb that makes an alliteration with the word in blue.
1) Simon ______________________ a pot on the stove.
2) Molly ______________________ her mother’s book.
3) Wendy ______________________ on top of the wide table.
4) Paul ______________________ potatoes in the garden.
5) Tilly _______________________ about her troubles.
Copyright © 2014 K12reader.com. All Rights Reserved. Free for educational use at home or in classrooms. www.k12reader.com
Key
Name: ___________________________
Adventures With Alliteration!
PART
1
Verbs
Write a verb for each name that makes an alliterative phrase.
EXAMPLE
Robert ran
Student answers will vary. Examples of correct answers:
asks
1) Anna_____________________
6) Glenda _ __________________
gave
bought
2) Bill_______________________
7) Harry _ ___________________
hopes
called
3) Carrie ____________________
8) Joy _ _____________________
jumped
dances
4) Devon ____________________
9) Kevin _ ___________________
kicked
eats
5) Edward ___________________
10) Lulu _ ___________________
likes
PART
2
Fill in the blank with a verb that makes an alliteration with the word in blue.
Student answers will vary. Examples of correct answers:
1) Simon ______________________
a pot on the stove.
saw
2) Molly ______________________
her mother’s book.
moved
3) Wendy ______________________
on top of the wide table.
walks
4) Paul ______________________
potatoes in the garden.
picked
5) Tilly _______________________
about her troubles.
talked
Copyright © 2014 K12reader.com. All Rights Reserved. Free for educational use at home or in classrooms. www.k12reader.com