Identify Alliteration in Texts:

Students will be able to accurately identify examples of alliteration in both poetry and prose, distinguishing it from other sound devices such as assonance and consonance.
Outcome: By the end of the course, students will successfully highlight instances of alliteration in a given text, demonstrating an understanding of how it contributes to the work’s overall sound and meaning.
Understand the Purpose of Alliteration:

Learners will comprehend the various purposes alliteration serves in writing, including creating rhythm, enhancing mood, and emphasizing particular words or themes.
Outcome: Students will articulate the effect of alliteration in selected examples, explaining how it enhances the reader's experience or the text's message.
Apply Alliteration in Creative Writing:

Students will employ alliteration in their own writing exercises, utilizing it to add depth, musicality, and emphasis in creative pieces.
Outcome: Participants will produce short pieces of writing (poetry or prose) that effectively incorporate alliteration, demonstrating their ability to use this device purposefully.