Homograph Freebie[s]
Happy Wednesday!
Today I introduced my kids to homographs. It went much better than I expected!
Here’s how it went down: I had the base of an anchor chart created before the
kids came in this morning (title and then a brief description of homographs)
and then told them that some of them had thought of homographs when we were
working with homophones. Then I gave them two examples, ring and bat, and
recorded them with illustrations and in sentences. Then kids started sharing
their homograph ideas: salsa, trunk, show, dress, and a few more.
Here's our finished anchor chart:
Then I showed the kids their assignment:
We talked about the two meanings of each word, and what our
pictures might show to express each meaning.
The kids had to draw
pictures showing each way the homographs: ring, fly, and wave, could be used.
They also had to write a sentence to match their pictures. I know the boxes
seem small, but my kids had plenty of space to draw and write.
Here are a few
pictures of student work:
Here’s the link to download this
activity:
Here is another homograph freebie that
is similar to the one we did today:
Hope you’ve had a great day! Come back
later this week for some more freebies!
Please leave a comment and tell me what you think about the homograph activities and my blog :D THANK YOU!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this great activity!
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