Homophones

3 grade, 4 grade, 5 grade

A homophone is a word which sounds like another, but has a different spelling and meaning.
Examples:
to / too / two
to – a direction or preposition
      e.g. I’m going to school. e.g. We need to go now.
too – as well/also, too much
        e.g. I’m going to school, too. e.g. We have too much homework.
two – the number 2
          e.g. I have two literacy classes today.  e.g. Our last class starts at two o’clock.
Do you go to school _____________?

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here

hear
Did you __________________ me when I was singing?

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here

hear
Homophone pairs

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- Four
  
  For
- Eight
  
  Ate
- Meat
  
  Meet
- Accept
  
  Except
What is the homophone of "whole"?

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- "hole"
We __________ in third grade.

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are

our
There are a lot of pineapples in ___________ classroom.

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are

our
The students love _____________ adopted koalas.

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their

they're

there
I took my sneakers off over ______________.

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their

they're

there
My parents said __________________ going out to dinner.

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their

there

they're
My sisters said _________________ going to ______________ favorite store.

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their, there

they're, their

there, their

their, they're
I can _____________ you from over __________!

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hear, here

hear, hear

here, hear

here, here
_____________ all of ____________ pencils sharpened?

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Our, our

Are, are

Are, our

Our, are

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