My Brother; Rhyming Words; Homophones, Homonyms, and Homographs

Front

Fill in a word that rhymes with 'black' to complete the poem: Tiger has fur with stripes that are black, with sharp claws; orange fur on his ___.

Back

back

Front

Complete the poem: His teeth are jagged, he loves to eat meat, with a long, stripey tail and pads on his ___.

Back

feet

Front

Determine if the underlined words are homophones, homonyms, or homographs: 'blew' (candle) and 'blue' (shirt).

Back

a. HP

Front

Determine if the underlined words are homophones, homonyms, or homographs: fir trees vs. fur of animals.

Back

a. HP

Front

Determine if the underlined words are HP, HN, or HG: Mother keeps the ring from grandmother. Ring the doorbell.

Back

b. HN

Front

Determine if the underlined words are homophones, homonyms, or homographs: 'address' in 'May I know your address?' and 'Let me know if you have any questions, so I can address them.'

Back

c. HG

Front

Meaning of 'play' in: 'Let's play soccer after school.'

Back

Participate in a sport.

Front

Meaning of 'play' in: The writer wrote a new play.

Back

Theater play piece

Front

Meaning of 'bow' in: 'The singer made a low bow.'

Back

bend at the waist

Front

Meaning of 'bow' in: Mother placed a red bow on the gift.

Back

decorative ribbon