I created a 35 page differentiated literacy center/unit on homophones! I know... CRAZY!! ;)
This unit on homophones,
homonyms, and homographs can be used in your classroom in so many ways… as a
literacy center, morning work, reinforcement worksheets, during your
introduction/instruction on homophones, as an assessment of understanding, for
home learning, and even during guided reading. I have included several
activities that can be used throughout the year, as well as for homework/home
learning.
I have also differentiated
this unit by using different color collars on the dogs for different learning
levels... YAY!! :)
This unit on homophones,
homonyms, and homographs includes the following…
- (7) Mini-Anchor Charts for
introducing and reinforcing homophone learning
- “Homophones I matched”
recording sheet (to be used with the puzzle game)
- “Use it in a sentence”
worksheet
- “Which one is it?” activity
- “Color the homophone,
homonym & homophone” activity
- “Who am I?” riddle matching
activity
- Homophones Puzzle Game with 57
homophone puzzles
I have also added blank puzzle pieces for each learning level for you to add any additional homophones you may want to use/introduce. :)
I have also added blank puzzle pieces for each learning level for you to add any additional homophones you may want to use/introduce. :)
Click here to purchase this homophone literacy center/unit from my TpT store
How do you recommend using the matching game?
ReplyDeleteWe use it like a typical memory matching game. The students face them down and try to flip over a match. For their "exit ticket" when they finish the game, the students pick three sets of the words and must use them in a meaningful sentence correctly... so they are writing six sentences in total. The sentences help to keep the groups busy for the entire center block of time... especially for those that get through the matching game quickly. I hope that helps. :)
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