Why is Read Across America and Dr. Seuss celebrated on March 2? Because Dr. Seuss was born on March 2, 1904, in Springfield, Massachusetts. His full name was Theodor Seuss Geisel. He wasn't always known as Dr. Seuss. His friends and family knew his as "Ted." Seuss was his mother's maiden [...]
Searching for literature alliteration examples? I'm sure you've found it both time consuming and tedious. Over the years, since I began the NanasCorner.com prose and poetry collection, I've accumulated many literature alliteration examples - including some original alliteration examples of my own. As of this date, I have posted single [...]
Alliteration Examples in Children's Poems by Shel Silverstein Alliteration examples in children's poems, such as tongue twisters, bring gregarious giggles to little listeners, grandparents and other grownups. Alliteration is often found in collections of kids' popular poetry. The continuous repetitive consonant sounds create fun listening and reading experiences. Examples of alliteration can be found in poems [...]
Short Spring Alliteration Poems collection welcomes Spring and says goodbye to Winter. My collection of nine original short Spring alliteration poems celebrates the changes that Spring, the season of birth and awakening, brings. I hope you will share these 9 Spring Alliteration Poems with young children, tweens, teens, and beyond. [...]
St. Patrick's Day alliteration poem...Happy St. Patrick's Day to all you lads and lassies...and little leprechauns, too! As sure as there are leprechauns to make a wish come true, tis nothing but the happiest of days I’m wishing you. ST. PATRICK'S DAY ALLITERATION POEM Do you know why we wear green [...]
