Observe child during circle time.
During circle time, the adult shares books, songs and tongue twisters that involve alliteration and rhymes. The adult models and asks the child to repeat his favorite part.
The child smiles and attempts to imitate the adult.
Early childhood educators and parents need to share a variety of types of books, songs and tongue twisters with children. Alliterative and rhyming books are two important types, as they help children learn to identify sound patterns in words and sentences.
 North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, 2015
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