1. Hear the homophone

2. Homophone For example: A bear
Or to be bare!
A homophone is a word that sounds the same as another word but means a different thing!
For example:

3. Where does the word Homophone come from?
= The same
= Sound
= the same sound

4. WARNING! Homophones can create confusion.
You must check carefully which one you should use or your work will be incorrect.
Use a dictionary to help you.

5. Spot the homophone Hear Here There Their See Sea Wood Would No Know
Right
Write
Blue
Blew
Chews
Choose
Rain
Reign
Listen to the question and try to work out which is the correct homophone. Think carefully before you answer!

6. Spot the mistake
Jo handed some work in but there are a few homophone mistakes. How many can you spot?
Deer sir
You asked me to right a letter to ewe for homework so I have. You said I should chews what I should rite. I could knot decide what two do. So I will tell you about my holiday at the see side. I had a good view of the blew sea from my hotel. It was a long weigh away from hear. I hope you had a good holiday to.

7. Spot the mistake Deer sir
You asked me to right a letter to ewe for homework so I have. You said I should chews what I should rite. I could knot decide what two do. So I will tell you about my holiday at the see side. I had a good view of the blew sea from my hotel. It was a long weigh away from hear. I hope you had a good holiday to.
Deer sir
You asked me to right a letter to ewe for homework so I have. You said I should chews what I should rite. I could knot decide what two do. So I will tell you about my holiday at the see side. I had a good view of the blew sea from my hotel. It was a long weigh away from hear. I hope you had a good holiday to.

8. Homophone quiz Can you define a homophone?
Give 3 examples of homophones
What are the dangers of homophones when you are writing?