Year 3 - Homophones

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Year 3 - Homophones

Video taken from BBC Teach

Watch the video carefully and have a go at the questions - have fun!

Tick the statement below that correctly explains what homophones are.

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Words that are used to describe something.

Words that sound the same but have different meanings.

Words that mean the same but have a different spelling.

Words the have similar meanings.

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Take a look at the sentence below. Tick the word that fits correctly into this sentence.

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their

they're

there

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Look at the homophones below. Select the sentences that use the words correctly.

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I can hear the sound of the traffic.

I can hear someone talking and it is coming from over here.

I here that you have been on holiday.

I came hear today to hear all about your fantastic schoolwork.

I could here the sound music drifting through the open window

Listen carefully to the video below. Spell the word.

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Y3 - Homophones - Dictation

The sentence below has been written incorrectly. Tick the sentence which is correct.

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I can hear him ball because there bawl just smashed his window.

I can hear him bawl because there ball just smashed his window.

I can hear him bawl because their ball just smashed his window.

I can here him bawl because their bawl just smashed his window.

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Which word fits into this sentence below?

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This word is a pronoun and often refers to something belonging to someone. For example, W__________ shoes are these?

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The word 'brake' means to smash something into pieces.

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True

False

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