Homographs and Homophones

Homophones and Homographs

I can use Homophones and Homographs in text.

Multiple Choice

What makes a word a homophone?

• It looks different and sounds different.

• It sounds the same, but is spelled different.

• It sounds and looks the same.

• It looks different but spelled the same.

Multiple Choice

What makes a homograph?

• The words look the same, but have different meanings.

• The look and mean the same.

• They look different and sound different.

• The words have nothing in common.

Poll

What would be the correct HOMOPHONE for allowed.

• Allowed

• Aloud

Poll

What would be the correct HOMOPHONE for ceiling.

• Ceiling

• Sealing

• Seeling

• Ceil

Open Ended

Use the Homographs correct in two different sentence.

Use the word roll.

Open Ended

The girl made sure she got to school before they started to type the word below the bell.

Open Ended

The princess was so happy to see the fill in word below come to her rescue.

Open Ended

I asked my friend to type in the word below the pizza, cut it into 4 pieces.

Look at the image.

• Think about a sentence using the opposite homograph to share.

Look at the image.

• Think about a sentence using the word waste, not waist.

Multiple Choice

The boy had to get a new paper to homophone

his answer on.

• Right

• Draw

• Write

• Wrote

Multiple Choice

I made sure that I had both shoes, I didn't want to lose the homophone.

• Pair

• Pear

• Trio

Open Ended

Use the homograph lie in two different sentences.

Open Ended

Use the homograph skip in two sentences.

Open Ended

Use the homophones knight and night in one sentence.