Homographs are words that have the same spelling but different meanings. Examples of homographs given include present (gift vs. currently), bow (tied vs. ship part), and bat (animal vs. hitting implement). The video discusses homographs and how their meaning depends on context within a sentence. Other homographs mentioned include bark, play, letter, and can.

1. Homographs
What is a homograph ?
What are some examples ?

2. Homographs:
Definition:
The same Writing or spilling
Homographs are words that may or may not sound alike but
have the same spelling but a different meaning
Examples :
Present means
gift Happening now To come or attend a show

3.  Homographs:
Meaning depends on where and
how it is used in a sentence
Examples :
There is a cat on your left side.
He left his phone in the car .
Well done you passed the exam .
This well has no water .

4. Watch this video to learn about
homographs.

5. What was the video talking about
and what did you learn from it ?
The video was talking about homographs and
we learned that words can have similar
spelling but different meanings.
What are other homographs you know?
Think about it.

6. Examples:
play play
bark bark
Performance
that is done
on a stage or
a theater.
It’s to Engage in
a fun activity.
The tough exterior
covering of a
woody root or
stem.
Loud cry of a dog.

7. Now let’s find the missing words
 I can tie a I use arrows in my
I drink seven up in a I play basketball.
I have delicate Help me see well
bow bow
can
glasses glasses
can

8. bat
letter
play
Answer the questions in your book
bat bat
letter letter
play play

9. Answer the question if you
understand the lesson
What are the difference between
homophones and homographs ?
Homophones:
-sound the same
-have different meaning and writing
Homographs:
-sound the same
-have different meaning
-have the same writing

10. Did you like the lesson ?