Fun activities to teach kids homonyms: which, witch; road, rode; read or red, and hole or whole. Kids will laugh and learn with these funny activities that teach kids words that are pronounced the same but have different meanings: Examples include: (1) Which witch has a watch? (2) They rode in a car on the road to the party. (3) We like to eat red apples! She grew a (hole, whole) watermelon.

2. Which Witch?

3. Which witch is
the third witch?
Which witch
has a pumpkin?
Which witch
has a watch?
Which witch is
holding her broom
differently?
Which witch
has a basket?
Which witch
isn’t wearing
a hat?
Which witch
doesn’t have
a broom?
Which witch
is the second
witch?
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Which Witch? Have kids circle the correct witch.

4. Which witch is
the third witch?
Which witch
has a pumpkin?
Which witch
has a watch?
Which witch is
holding her broom
differently?
Which witch
has a basket?
Which witch
isn’t wearing
a hat?
Which witch
doesn’t have
a broom?
Which witch
is the second
witch?
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Which Witch? Have kids circle the correct witch.

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Road or rode?
She rode her broom to the
party. She traveled by sky
not road.
They rode in a car on
the road to the party.
The house was at the end of
the (rode road).
After the party, one witch
(rode road) home on
her broom.
On the way home, three
witches had to stop for
the cow crossing
the (road rode).
Circle the correct road or rode to complete each sentence.

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Road or rode?
She rode her broom to the
party. She traveled by sky
not road.
They rode in a car on
the road to the party.
The house was at the end of
the (rode road).
After the party, one witch
(rode road) home on
her broom.
On the way home, three
witches had to stop for
the cow crossing
the (road rode).
Circle the correct road or rode to complete each sentence.

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2019
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Read or red?
We read four books today!
We like to eat red apples!
She (read red) the
poster and entered
the contest.
She flew over the
(read red) flowers.
They (red read)
the recipe and
baked a cake.

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2019
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Read or red?
We read four books today!
We like to eat red apples!
She (read red) the
poster and entered
the contest.
She flew over the
(read red) flowers.
They (red read)
the recipe and
baked a cake.

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Each whale breathes through a blow hole.
They ordered a whole pizza.
They ordered a whole pizza.
They ordered a whole pizza.
My thumb had to be placed in a hole.
She was so thirsty digging a hole, she
wanted to drink a whole glass of water.
Hole or whole?

10. She was thirsty and
wanted to drink a (hole,
whole) glass of water
They ordered a (hole,
whole) pizza.
She dug a (hole, whole) to
plant the flower.
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Circle the correct hole or whole to complete each sentence
She has a (hole, whole)
in her sock.
She grew a (hole, whole)
watermelon.
She baked a (hole, whole)
pumpkin pie.
She wants a yummy
doughnut with a (hole,
whole) in the center.
She hit the golf ball in
the (hole, whole).
Hole or whole?

11. She hit the golf ball into the
(hole, whole).
She was thirsty and
wanted to drink a (hole,
whole) glass of water.
They ordered a (hole,
whole) pizza.
She dug a (hole, whole) to
plant the flower.
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Circle the correct hole or whole to complete each sentence
She has a (hole, whole)
in her sock.
Hole or whole?
She grew a (hole, whole)
watermelon.
She baked a (hole, whole)
pumpkin pie.
She wants a yummy
doughnut with a (hole,
whole) in the center.