Tongue Twisters

This term, we have been doing tongue twisters for poetry. We have got ones from books and ones we have written ourselves. Tegan brought in a poem which she saw in the Museum. We have shared some at teamtime and also to some teachers. We quite like to use alliteration now. We have all gotten stuck on each others poems because they are so hard!

The poem Tegan got had so hard words because it was old, even Miss Cowden didn’t know what they meant! You can make tongue twisters so easily, that we end up making up loads and loads. Creating tongue twisters is so much fun!

Here is 1 of everyones:

Lying lions leaping like lollipops,

lollipops labelled lying lions,

lollipops labelled lying lions lept from London,

over to Lucy’s lollipop land,

on one of the lying leaping lions.

Evelyn

Popping Peppers

Piper picked popping peppers

While the popping peppers picked pampering pears

While pampering pears pampered piper

While Piper popped prized pompoms

While the prized pompoms patted pat’s pairing parrots

While pat’s pairing parrots pulled pipper away from the

popping peppers picking pampering pears

While the pampering pears were pampering Piper

Xanthe M

Snickety Snake is a flickery flake

Snickety Snake is a flickery flake

snickety flickery snickety flake

snickety snake ate a flake

and ended up in a deep deep lake

By Sarah

               Lily Lolly Lollypop

Lily Lolly Lollypop licked Lilly lollypops.

Lily Lolly Lollypop labeled Lilly lollypops.

Lily Lolly Lollypop laughed licking Lily Lollypops.

Lily Lolly Lollypop laughed languages.

Lily Lolly Lollypop laughed lasers!

Lotte.