L3_S1_Sentences with Alphabet, and Anagram
L3_S1_Sentences with Alphabet and Anagram
Alphabets are letters or symbols of sounds of a
language, and they are the basic units for writing, reading, and speaking. In
English, there are 26 letters as you know.
An English pangram is a sentence that contains
all 26 letters of the English alphabet. The most well-known English pangram is
probably “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog”
(Note: You may also try to write your own pangram with all the 26
letters as above)
Here is a poem about a friend, which starts each line
with the Alphabet in order (Alphabetic acrostics)
Accepts you as you are
Believes in you
Calls you just to say Hi
Doesn't give up on you.
Envisions the whole of you even the unfinished
parts.
Forgives your mistakes
Gives unconditionally
Helps you
Invites you over
Just be with you
Keeps you close at Heart
Loves you for who you are
Makes a difference in your life
Never Judges
Offers Support
Picks you up
Quiets your fears
Raises your spirits.
Says nice things about you
Tells you the truth when you need to hear it
Understands You
Values You.
Walks beside you
Explains things you don't understand
Yells when you won't listen and
Zaps you back to reality.
(Source:
https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/poem-about-a-friend-2)
(Note: You may also try to write your own poem with all the 26
letters as above)
Anagram
An anagram is a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters
of a different word or phrase, typically using all the original letters exactly
once.
Example
An anagram word for ‘Listen’ is ‘Silent’.
Activity
1. Write
a word for each of the alphabet mentioned below and then write
a simple sentence for that, as you know (Example: A- Ant Ant works hard).
1.
F-
2.
U-
3.
O-
4.
H-
5.
T-
6.
V-
7.
N-
8.
I-
9.
G-
10. Q-
2. Find the Anagram word
for the following words.
1.
Fired -
2.
Heart -
3.
Race -
4.
Keen -
5.
Trap -
Extra Activity
2.
Write some words with
their anagram word (at least 5 words).
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