Building Sentences with Homophones
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Homophone is a word that sounds the same as another word but has a different meaning and often a different spelling. Players must choose between two homophones to complete each sentence. Once a question is answered correctly, they will play a short match three or more vegetable game using 5 moves to gain points. It is perfect for building reading skills, this game helps kids learn how to differentiate between similar-sounding words.
Topics of this game:
- I saw a ____ on the flower in my garden today.
- I will ____ my friends at the baseball game today after school.
- What did you ______ at the store?
- It would be nice to have ______ in the world.
- I have ____ that movie before with my cousins.
- I wear a belt around my _____.
- I almost _____ the end of the movie because I went to get more snacks.
- Ms. Smith is the new _____ at our school, she is very friendly.
- James _____ a rock in the river to see how far would go.
- I can not _______ to get your letter in the mail!
- I had ____ dollars left to buy candy, it was hard to decide which ones I wanted.
- We went on a boat to _____ around the world, it was a really fun trip!
- The ____ started to rise in the sky, that is how we know that it was morning.
- We ____ the treasure from those mean pirates!
- It is not nice to ____.
- I can not pick ______ song to sing for the talent show, I have so many in mind.
- My library book is _____, I have to return it before I get in trouble.
- I kept getting a _______ in my shoe after the basketball game.
- We are going to meet them at ________ house for dinner tomorrow.
- I started to feel _______ after playing tag for so long with my friends, so I took a break to drink water.
