All About Alliteration! 

Alliteration is the term to describe a series of words in a row (or close to a row) that have the same first consonant sound or starting letter.

Have a go at creating a full sentence using alliteration. It may be trickier than it first seems.

Racing rigorously round Rotherham, Ross rescued Rachel’s really rare rabbit.

For frequent fliers France falls first for fantastically fun frolics. 

Steve sang soothingly simple satires, staring serenely south.

Can you create a silly sentence? Is it harder or easier to create one that makes sense? What’s the longest you can make?