A Book Club Blackline Master
This page is fully reproducible
Copyright © 2010 Scholastic Australia Pty Limited
Read a few of the following tongue
twisters to the class to introduce alliteration. Ask students to each
twisters to copy out and illustrate. Then have students extend their chosen twisters
by adding more adjectives and adverbs. Students can compile their own A
twisters, which they can illustrate and share with classmates.
Amanda Armington ate awesome anchovies, apples and almonds.
Blue blew big, bouncing bubbles.
Clifford Cuthbert carefully closed the clothes cupboard clasps.
Daniel Dawson ducked deftly as the ducks dived.
Evelyn Egbert efficiently eluded eleven elevated eggs.
Freddie Fathington flew far for French frankfurters.
Gregory Grumble grew great green Greek grapes.
Hannah Harriot happily hopped home from hopscotch.
Ivy Impala insisted on inserting ice
Jimmy Jackhorn jabbed a jazzy javelin in jest.
Karina Karter kept a key in a khaki kettle.
Lucy Lovedale loved laughing lots at lumpy lemons.
Morris Musselbrook made a mushy mango and mandarin mess.
Norman Noonan nodded nicely at noisy neighbours.
Olivia Ormand openly offered organic oranges.
Pamela Pilsey plucked plump, purple plums and prickly pears.
Quentin Quake quarrelled quite quietly with the queen’s quartet.
Robyn Rafter ran readily round a rare rambling rose.
Shelly Sherman shivered in her sheer shawl in the shady shelter.
Trinity Tricket told two twins to taste the terrifically tempting tart.
Uma Uber’s unfriendly uncle was useless using utensils.
Veronica Vernon viewed a very vibrant violet vest.
Wilma Wilson wearily warmed the wry walrus.
Yolande Yonda yearned for yellow yolks yesterday.
Zac Zeenan zipped and zoomed through the zany zoo.