Homophones in 6th- Day 5

Homophones in 6th

Day 5

Set up your chart:

​capital-capitol

​here-hear

​which-witch

​piece-peace

​capitol

• ​government building

• ​We visited the capitol during our field trip.

​capital

• ​uppercase; important city; money for investment

• ​I used a capital letters when I wrote a letter to the capital of Iowa.

Multiple Choice

Mrs. Boyer sang the states and ___ song to us every day last year.

• capitols

• capitals

Multiple Choice

You don't need a ___ letter when writing seasons, but you do when writing months and holidays.

• capitol

• capital

Multiple Choice

The senator walked into the ___ building for his meeting with the governor.

• capitol

• capital

​here

• ​this place

• ​Please come here right now.

​hear

• to listen​

• ​Sit close to the front so you can hear better.

Multiple Choice

I couldn't ___ you because there was too much background noise.

• hear

• here

Multiple Choice

Please bring your iPad ___ so I can help you.

• here

• hear

​which

• ​used to distinguish one person or thing from another

• ​I couldn't decide which backpack I wanted to buy for school.

​witch

• ​a person thought to have magic powers or someone who follows modern witchcraft

• ​The witch threatened to turn the prince into a frog.

Multiple Choice

I bought a giant ___ for the front yard to scare the trick-or-treaters.

• witch

• which

Multiple Choice

I didn't know ___ room was the counselor's room.

• witch

• which

​peace

• calmness

• ​The barking dog disturbed the peace.

​piece

• ​a part of something

• ​I asked if I could have another piece of cake.

Multiple Choice

When it snows, there is such ___ in the neighborhood.

• peace

• piece

Multiple Choice

I kept messing up and asking for a new ___ of paper.

• piece

• peace

Multiple Choice

The police were called to my neighbor's house for disturbing the ___

• peace

• piece