This is a book that contains sound words to teach young children about onomatopoeia. ( )

Warthog was preparing soup and pudding for a dinner party, when a loud sneeze sets off a train reaction of sloppy, noisy events. The descriptions of the sound really help students hear the sound of the items falling in the story. ( )

All about onomatopoeia! Warthog's are making dinner for company, that dinner is soup. There is a series of accidents, wherein the words used to describe the subsequent events are all onomatopoeia (words that sounds like the thing in which it describes/defines). Excellent introduction to literary elements for younger children. ( )

This is another of Duncan's books that is written using alliteration. It is a great book to share with very young children to practice sound, letters, and vocabulary. It would be fun to have students create their on stories using specific letters. ( )

Onomatopoeia.