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Books that
teach Alliteration
"Alligators All Around",by Sendak
"Away From Home" by Anita Lobel
Buster Loves Buttons by
Fran Manushkin
Chicken Little by Steven
Kellogg
Duke the Dairy Delight Dog
In window eight, the moon
is late by Diane Worfolk Allison
Many mumbling mice are
making music in the moonlight...mighty nice!
My Name is Alice
"Noisy Poems", by Jill Bennett
Once upon A to Z
"Pair of Proceratops" by Bernard Most
The patchwork cat By
William Mayne
"Pied Piper" video
by HBO
"Princess Prunella and the
Purple Peanut" by Margaret Atwood
Psst! It's me, the
Bogeyman by Parks.
The rose in my garden by
Arnold Lobel
A snake is totally tail by
Judi Barrett
"Sounds"by J. Douglas Lee
Soup for supper by
Phyllis Root
The voyage of the
Ludgate Hill by Nancy Willard
Walking is wild, weird and
wacky by Kerber.
Watch William Walk by Ann
Jonas
What's under my bed by
James Stevenson
Wild Wild Sunflower child
by Nancy White Carlstrom
"Wizzil" by William Steig
The worrywarts by Pamela
Edwards
Old Hannibal and the Hurricane by Berthe Amoss
Mama, Papa, and Baby Joe by Niki Daly
Small mall By Edward Hazel
Wild wild sunflower child
Anna by Nancy White Carlstrom
The winter wren by Brock Cole
Dinorella
It tells the Cinderella story with dinosaurs as the
main characters. The picture of the dinosaur pulling stockings over her
chunky scaly leg is worth the price of the book. It uses alliteration
on the letter D throughout the story. It is by Pamela Edwards.
The sun's day by Mordicai
Gerstein
How do you hide a monster by Virginis Kahl
Plum pudding for Christmas by Virginia Kahl
Alison's Zinnia by Anita Lobel
Calmenson, Stephanie (1998). The teeny tiny teacher. New York:
Scholastic.
Carter, Alden R. (1999). Dustin's big school day. Morton Grove, IL:
Albert Whitman.
The Great Fuzz Frenzy by Janet Stevens
How the grinch stole
Christmas by Dr. Seuss
Sheep in a shop by Nancy Shaw
Shrek by William Steig
Four famished foxes by Pamela Edwards
Walter Was Worried by Laura Seeger
Nancy Keane has a listing of books that use alliteration:
http://nancykeane.com/rl/266.htm
Four Famished Foxes and Fosdyke
Animalia by Graeme Base
A my name is Alice by Bayer
Ogres, ogres, ogres
Aster Aardvark’s alphabet adventure by Steven Kellog
Clara Caterpillar
Rude Ramsay and the Roaring Radishes, by Margaret Atwood
Aster Aardvark's alphabet adventure- Stephen Kellogg
Some Smug Slug- Pamela Edwards
Great gorilla grins by
Beth Hilgartner
Absolutely awful alphabet by Mordecai Gerstein
David Gantz wacky world of words by David Gantz
Princess Prunella and the purple peanut by Margaret
Atwood
Superhero ABC by Bob McLeod. It is an alphabet book with each letter
representing a
different superhero and there is an alliterative sentence describing
each heroes abilities.
Dr Seuss ABC-Zizer Zazzer Zuzz, etc.
Dawdle Duckling by Toni Buzzeo
Allison's Zinnia, Lobel, A.
A Snake is Totally Tail by
Judi Barrett
Dr. Seuss's ABC
Why are there more questions than answers, Grandad (by
Mahood.)
Five Faint Frogs Feeling Feverish (Obligado, Lilian.)
Chicken Little, Kellogg, S.
Dia's Story Cloth, Cha, D.
Ellsworth's Extraordinary Electric Ear..., Fisher, V.
Feathers and Fools, Fox, M
If I was in charge of the
world (J. Viorst)
Alligator Arrived with Apples by Crescent
Little Tricker the Squirrel Meets Big Double the Bear,
by Ken Kesey
There's An Ant in Anthony,
My Mama Had a Dancing Heart, Gray, L.
Old Cricket, Wheeler, L.
Prionce Cinders, Cole, B.
ABSOLUTELY AWFUL ALPHABET, by Mordecai Gerstein
Fosdyke by Pamela Edwards Mama
Six Sick Sheep_ by Cole, Morrow '93
Burt Dow, Deep Water Man by Robert McCloskey.
The Sun's Day
Bashful Bob and Doleful Doreen
Curry, Don L and Stromoski, Rick. Willie's word world. New York:
Children's
Parker, Sandy and Hofher, Cathy. What month is it? Coralville, Iowa:
Just
Think
Smith, Kay and Aruego, Jose. Parakeets and peach pies. New York:
Parents'
June 29, 1999 by Wiesner
Piggy in the puddle by Charlotte Pomerantz
Farrar by Steig
Lily’s Purple Plastic Purse by Kevin Henckes |
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