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Cover of the homophone practice packet, with spaces for students to enter their name and the date.
Cover of the homophone practice resource
Word reference for the packet lists 40 entries, including affect/effect, ate/eight, and your/you're.
Reference list of 40 word groups
First sentence-completion practice: 12 sentences using ate/eight, son/sun, and their/there/they're.
First practice page: three word groups
Second sentence-completion practice: 16 sentences using deer/dear, be/bee, break/brake, and see/sea.
Second practice page: four word pairs
First definition page asks students to define threw, through, sum, some, its, it's, two, too, and to.
First definition task: nine words
Second definition page asks for meanings of stair, stare, tail, tale, eight, ate, pare, pair, sun, and son.
Second definition task: ten words
First assessment asks for sentences using for, four, know, no, sum, some, it's, its, and their.
First assessment: nine sentence prompts
Second assessment asks for sentences using there, they're, two, too, brake, break, your, and you're.
Second assessment: nine prompts, including two twice
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Subject

ELA, Grammar

Grades

Grade 2, 3

Types
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About This Product

This homophone worksheet packet is designed to teach primary students about the concept of homophones and ways to practice this new knowledge. I developed it for my second grade class, where I have a very wide range of students from intervention strategic students to gifted students. It is also tailored for a very short attention span for the younger students, whose attention span is age plus two minutes.

This lesson can be used for English Language Learner (ELLs) as well as more advanced students.

What's Included

This product contains:

* A six slide colorful Power point presentation with fun pictures

* A list of commonly used homophones for you to use to expand this lesson

* A worksheet with matching pictures for emerging readers/ writers or English Language (EL) learners

* A few vocabulary cards where you can edit to tailor your lesson

* A 7 page homophone practice packet, and a brief quiz.

* A writing assignment can be added for you to provide an extension activity for your proficient and advanced students.

You can create centers for this lesson after you teach a whole group lesson with your Power point presentation if you would like.

The goal of this lesson is for students to be able to identify homophones and be able to use them in their own writing.

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