Homophones Worksheets
Students circle the homophone that fits ten sentences, including to, too and two and there, their and they’re. Then they write a homophone for six more words.
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Homophones
Name: ______________________Date: __________
Homophones sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. Circle the word that fits the sentence.
- We swam in the . seesea
- going to be late. ThereTheirThey’re
- Please your name. rightwrite
- Put the box over . theretheirthey’re
- Did you that noise? herehear
- I the answer. noknow
- The wind my hat away. blewblue
- We walked the store. totootwo
- Please sit . herehear
- I have dogs. totootwo
Write a homophone for each word. Then use one of the pair in a sentence on the back.
pair →
meet →
flower →
eight →
right →
tail →
Homophones: Answer Key
Homophones sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. Circle the word that fits the sentence.
- We swam in the sea. seesea
- They’re going to be late. ThereTheirThey’re
- Please write your name. rightwrite
- Put the box over there. theretheirthey’re
- Did you hear that noise? herehear
- I know the answer. noknow
- The wind blew my hat away. blewblue
- We walked to the store. totootwo
- Please sit here. herehear
- I have two dogs. totootwo
Write a homophone for each word. Then use one of the pair in a sentence on the back.
pair → pear
meet → meat
flower → flour
eight → ate
right → write
tail → tale
Teaching tips
- Common Core L.4.1.g asks students to correctly use frequently confused words like to, too and two, and there and their.
- Their has “heir” in it, and an heir owns things. There has “here” in it, for places.
- They’re is a contraction for they are. Read it as “they are” to test it.
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