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Fireworks crackle, and so do campfires and bonfires and sitting room fires. Paper and plastic can crackle too. Crackle is a lovely word to say, and satisfyingly onomatopoeic! Put this CRACKLE poster up in your word corner or for Bonfire Night, perhaps.
Whoosh is one of my favourite onomatopoeic words. You can almost feel the firework whooshing through the sky, or the email whooshing out of your inbox! One minute it is there, and next - whoosh - it is gone!
The letters on our POP poster really seem to pop out of the page, and that was our intention! Pop is such a fun word to say, and to spell, and of course it is also onomatopoeic.
We've tried to make this FIZZ poster look like it is fizzing. What a fun word! What can the children think of that fizzes? A drink? A firework?
