Spelling further homophones
I can identify the correct spelling of words that sound the same based on their context.
Spelling further homophones
I can identify the correct spelling of words that sound the same based on their context.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- Two or more words that sound the same but have different meanings or spellings are called homophones.
- 'Whose' and 'who's' are homophones.
- 'Stationary' and 'stationery' are homophones.
- We can look for naughty letters to help us to remember tricky spellings.
- How to spell the curriculum words: according and individual.
Common misconception
Homophones sound the same so pupils may rely on previous spelling rules and so, spell them the same.
Spend time showing each word in a sentence, use images to support understanding and make sure each homophone is practised using a strategy.
Keywords
Homophone - words that sound the same, but have different spellings and meanings
Word class - different types of words that are used to form sentences
Context - the surrounding words or sentences that help determine the meaning of a word or phrase
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