🎯 What are Homophones?

Homophones: Words that have the same sound but a different spelling and meaning

Example: "to", "too", and "two" all sound the same but mean different things!

🚗 Part 1: Choose the Correct Spelling

1. I need to _______ my bicycle when I see the red light.

break

brake

2. The _______ flew high above the clouds.

plain

plane

3. Please read this story _______ so everyone can hear.

aloud

allowed

4. Mum used _______ to bake the delicious cake.

flower

flour

⚽ Part 2: Fill in the Blanks

5. Complete these sentences with the correct homophone:

a) The rugby _______ bounced into the goal. (ball/bawl)

Answer: _______________

b) The baby began to _______ when he dropped his toy. (ball/bawl)

Answer: _______________

c) My grandfather _______ his uniform during the _______ many years ago. (war/wore)

Answer: _______ and _______

🎨 Part 3: Draw and Write

6. Draw a picture for each homophone pair and write a sentence using each word:

Break / Brake

Sentence with "break": _________________________________________________

Sentence with "brake": _________________________________________________

Flower / Flour

Sentence with "flower": ________________________________________________

Sentence with "flour": _________________________________________________

🧩 Part 4: Matching Challenge

7. Match each word with its correct meaning:

1. Plain

2. Plane

3. Aloud

4. Allowed

5. War

6. Wore

A. Past tense of wear

B. Simple, not fancy

C. A flying vehicle

D. Speaking so others can hear

E. Having permission

F. A conflict between countries

✏️ Part 5: Create Your Own

8. Write your own sentences using these homophones. Make sure to use the correct spelling!

9. Can you think of any other homophones? Write them here:

🌟 Bonus Challenge!

10. Circle all the homophones that are spelled correctly in this silly story:

Yesterday, I wore my favourite shirt to the plane field. I was aloud to bring my ball and a beautiful flower. During the brake, I didn't bawl when I accidentally got flour on my plain clothes. The war between the teams was exciting!

How many correctly spelled homophones did you find?