We talked about them extensively... my EL's have a hard time with these, but they are really hanging in there this year! We used our anchor chart and I gave them several examples to start our list. Then we read a few books that helped us add to our list...
Later they got to play a homophone match up game. My kiddos love to get "scrambled" and then hunt to find their match, so we play games like this often :) After they found their match, each pair came to the front to explain why they were homophones and what each word meant.
this pair was meet and meat! Don't you love the shirt tucked into the sweats...lol... oh, first graders! |
knight and night :) |
And how about a copy of the workshop sheet my kiddos did? Click the pic to download :)
awesome! thank you! I actually am doing some homophones in my spring centers...so this will be a good addition to it :)
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♥ Jen
The Teacher's Cauldron
Hi! I just found your blog through pinterest and I'm so glad I did! Love it!
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The Hands-On Teacher
What a great post! I am loving it all! =)
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Thanks for this idea! It is a fun way to reinforce the idea of homophones. I Googled first grade homophones and your blog was at the top of the list! I'm going to take a look around your blog now! ~Heidi V.
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