Create answers to lines A-Z by using two patterns—alliteration and word associat

Create answers to lines A-Z by using two patterns—alliteration and word association. Complete the exam by adding one word to each of the 26 units. Example—one possible answer (among several) to complete the A sentence is with the word “apple,” because apple alliterates with A, and an apple grows from a seed. The compete answer would read “A is for seed–tomorrow’s apple.” The linking word association with each unit is a change through time, suggested by the theme of “tomorrow’s.” As long as both patterns are satisfied, the answer is correct. Submit your completed lines as a text entry on canvas.
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A is for seed—tomorrow’s
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B is for eggs—tomorrow’s
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C is for milk—tomorrow’s
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D is for puppy—tomorrow’s
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E is for campfire—tomorrow’s
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F is for wheat—tomorrow’s
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G is for bulbs—tomorrow’s
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H is for yarn—tomorrow’s
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I is for water—tomorrow’s
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J is for pumpkin—tomorrow’s
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K is for tomato—tomorrow’s
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L is for bud—tomorrow’s
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M is for caterpillar—tomorrow’s
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N is for twigs—tomorrow’s
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O is for acorn—tomorrow’s
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P is for clay—tomorrow’s
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Q is for princess—tomorrow’s
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R is for grapes—tomorrow’s
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S is for vegetables—tomorrow’s
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T is for bread—tomorrow’s
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U is for we—tomorrow’s
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V is for competition—tomorrow’s
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W is for stones—tomorrow’s
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X is for bones—tomorrow’s
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Y is for sheep—tomorrow’s
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Z is for countdown—tomorrow’s
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