The document discusses homonyms, specifically homophones and homographs, explaining their definitions and providing examples. It includes activities such as identifying homophones and homographs from flashcards and a short quiz to reinforce understanding. Additionally, there is an assignment for composing a paragraph using both types of words.

3. Knight
Night

6. Bat Bat

7. The knight strikes his sword to
his opponent.
There was no moon last night.

8. Bat is a mammal that usually
lives in a cave.
A bat is used to hit a
baseball.

9. Knight-Night
Bat-Bat
What do we call this set of words?
(MHOMSYNO)

10. They are called…
HOMONYMS!
What are homonyms then?
Listen and fill up diagram
given to
Homophones and Homographs Lesson.mp4

11. LET’S REVIEW…

12. HOMOPHONES are words that sound
alike but have different meanings
and different spellings.
Examples:
Made- Maid Addition- Edition
Hurt- Heart Flower- Flour

13. HOMOGRAPHS are words that may
or may not sound alike but have
the same spelling but a different
meaning
Examples:
Desert- Desert Close- Close
Bow- Bow Tire- Tire

14. GROUP WORK

15. Group Work:
You will be given words in
flashcards. Identify which of
these words are homographs
and homophones by placing
them in appropriate column.

16. Aside from the given examples,
think of other homophones and
homographs and use them in
just one sentence.

17. SHORT QUIZ

18. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
1. The bee in that tree
house can be very
dangerous when
disturbed.

19. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
2. The bear can bear very
cold temperatures.

20. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
3. I need to wind the
alarm clock so I can fly
my kite in the gusty wind.

21. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
4. Please record the event
as the try to beat the
world record.

22. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
5. Can you see the whole
event in the small hole?

23. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
6. The driver turned left
and left the main road.

24. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
7. The janitor leaves the
playground full of dried
leaves and plastic
wrappers.

25. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
8. The brave knight fought
ferociously the whole
night.

26. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
9. I would chop the wood
so that I could have a
firewood for my cooking.

27. Tell whether the underlined words are homophones
or homographs.
10. The heir to the
kingdoms always go out
in the garden to breath
fresh air.

28. ASSIGNMENT

29. Compose a short
paragraph on any topic
using at least 3
homographs and 3
homophones.