Lesson 63 - Homophones (Levels 1&2)

The video tutorial by Solinka Lot introduces the concept of linking as a memory aid, particularly for spelling. The teacher gives shoutouts to two students, Maria and Betty, for their creative linking techniques. The main lesson focuses on homophones, words that sound alike but are spelled differently. Examples include 'bear' and 'bare', 'break' and 'brake', and others. The teacher uses creative links to help students remember the differences. The lesson concludes with a brief explanation of the origin of the word 'homophone'.

What is the connection between the words 'launch' and 'lunch' as explained in the text?

How does the teacher suggest remembering the spelling of the word 'typical'?

What technique does the teacher mention for understanding homophones?

Can you explain the relationship between the words 'bear' and 'bare'?

What does the teacher mean by 'words inside words'?

What is the significance of the word 'poor' in the context of the lesson?

How does the teacher illustrate the difference between 'road' and 'rode'?

What example does the teacher give for the words 'hour' and 'our'?

What is the teacher's approach to teaching the spelling of 'yours'?

How does the teacher differentiate between 'of' and 'off'?