Search results for Homophones
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Homophones Anchor Chart – 4th Grade ELA
, Not Grade Specific,
Homophone groups—there/their/they're, to/two/too and more—sit under a plain definition, with a second blank chart for class completion. Word groups such as there/their/they're and to/two/too sit beneath one plain definition, and a second chart repeats them with key words removed to complete.
Author First in Line
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Tags Homophones, Anchor Chart, Vocabulary, Reading, Interactive Notebook, Homophone Activities For 4th Grade
Homophones Worksheet Set
, Not Grade Specific,
Homophone pairs such as witch/which, bear/bare, and flour/flower are practiced by choosing the correct word from a word bank to complete sentences, then writing original sentences with a chosen pair.
Author Elementary Resources 4 U
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Tags Homophones, Homonyms, Grammar, Language Arts, Reading Skills, Homework, Literacy Groups, Morning Work, Vocabulary, Homophones For 3rd Grade, Worksheet
Homophones Worksheets: Pear Pair
, Not Grade Specific,
Three worksheet formats and two illustrated example pages drill the homophones pear and pair.
Author The Connett Connection
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Tags Homophone Worksheets, Homophones, Commonly Confused Words, Multi-meaning Words, Homonyms
Posters: Homophones and Homographs
, Not Grade Specific,
Homonym, homophone and homograph are defined on four posters that split each word into its roots, then applied across an interactive-notebook flap page, a sentence worksheet, picture cards, homograph puzzle pieces and two answer pages.
Author Big Apple Teaching
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Tags Homophones, Homographs, Language Arts, Grammar, Teaching Resource
Which, Witch Homophones Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
The worksheet briefly defines homophones before focusing on a two-word pair with identical pronunciation and unrelated meanings. Ten sentence prompts alternate between contexts that call for a question or selection word and contexts that name a magical character. Learners circle the fitting spelling in each line. A completed version on page two makes it possible to revisit the semantic clue, not just mark whether a response was right or wrong.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Homophones, Wich Witch, Witch And Wich