This week, Gary's class have been looking at words
connected to noise – something there is plenty of in DS Collingham!
These words are special words that are strongly connected to
the sound itself, like water dripping or
to slam a door (to close a door so it
makes a loud noise). This is known as 'onomatopoeia'.
When you read the sentences, can you spot the words
connected to noises?
He yelled and slammed
the door with a bang
The child slurped the
water and it splashed on her t-shirt
When the car crashed
into the wall, the radiator started to drip
He snores so much, I
prefer it when he slurps his tea
My daughter slammed
the car door on her finger and started screaming
And here is one more from the teacher, a poem about
fireworks. How many noises are there?
Fireworks
Bang wiz pop fizz sparkle in the night,
Woosh boom wriggle zoom high up like a kite.
Spin splash spark lash what a pretty sight,
Zoom crash colour clash exploding with all its might.
Woosh boom wriggle zoom high up like a kite.
Spin splash spark lash what a pretty sight,
Zoom crash colour clash exploding with all its might.
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