Homophones practice
A differentiated KS2 PowerPoint and accompanying worksheet where children choose the correct homophone from a pair and identify and fix incorrectly used homophones. The resource includes answers to allow for self-assessment.
Homophone pairs include: made/maid, its/it's, through/threw, there/their, won/one.
The perfect resource for introducing and revising homophones with your class.
An extract from the resource:
Homophones are two or more words that sound alike but have different meanings and different spellings.
Here are some examples:
wood and would
see and sea
flour and flower
Explain the different meaning of each homophone pair.
Can you think of your own examples?
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