Here are 3 homonyms with their different meanings: 1. Sail - to travel on water in a boat that has sails OR the large triangular piece of fabric on a sailboat used to catch the wind. 2. Sea - the salt water ocean OR SEE. 3. Right - correct OR the opposite of left. Homonyms can cause confusion if you mix up their meanings! It's important to understand the context of the sentence to know which homonym is being used.

1. DISTANCE LEARNING
Week Lesson 3

2. Week 4
Correct these sentences.
1. she bought apples carrots and cereal
2. mary she is going to be late for the lesson
Complete the analogy.
3. fire : hot :: ice : ___________
Write the word that is spelled correctly.
4. frend friend friend frund
5. hapiness happiness happeness happines

3. Week 4
Write the word that is spelled correctly.
1. wanted (id) whanted waunted want’d
Correct these sentences.
2. My brother took my sister’s car to be fixed.
3. He knew what his work schedule was.
Where would someone probably say the following.
4. “Julia may I borrow your eraser?” school
5. “Runners take your mark, set, GO!” a track (running race)

4. List 18 Spelling
hours
black
products
happened
whole
measure
remember
early
waves
reached
listen
wind
rock
space
covered
fast
several
hold
himself
toward
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5. yard credential purpose stole reimbursement
1. The ______ of car is to transport people from place to place.
2. Joe is not happy about he work the mechanic did on his car. After the work they did, his car still doesn’t work. He will contact the
mechanic about a _________.
3. Mai would like a house with a big ________.
4. A thief ________ Edward’s wallet.
5. The _______s for being a teacher are a university degree and a Minnesota teaching license.
Write the sentences using the correct vocabulary word.

6.  yard
 credential
 purpose
 stole
 reimbursement
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7. Journal
Writing Practice
Write 3-5 sentences about a
wedding. It can be your own or
someone you know.
?s to answer:
Who, when, where how old, was it
big or small?
When do you like to exercise?
Example:
My sister was married in 1988.
She was 24 years old.
It was a big wedding.
The wedding was in North Dakota.
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practice. Don’t worry about your
spelling or grammar. I just like to
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8. Demonstrative Adjectives are adjectives that are used to modify a noun so that we know which specific person, place, or
thing is mentioned.
Demonstrative adjectives can also be used as demonstrative pronouns. IF IT ISN’T FOLLOWED BY A NOUN IT IS A
PRONOUN.
this-----------singular
that----------singular
these---------plural
those--------plural
This book is green and yellow. (this book=near me)
That book is red and blue. (that book=nor near me)
These are my books. (these=plural and close to me)
Those are his books. (those=plural and NOT close to me)

9. Complete the sentences with the words in parentheses.
1. (this, these) ___________ books belong to me. (that, those) __________ book belongs to Kate.
2. (this, these) ___________ coat is black. (that, those) __________ coats are blue.
3. (this, these) ___________ earrings are gold. (that, those) _________earrings are silver.
4. (this, these) _________ pencil belongs to Hawa. (that, those) _______ pencils belong to Evan.
5. (this, these) __________ sunglasses belong to me. (that, those) __________ belong to you.
6. (this, that) _________ exercise is easy. (that, those) __________ exercises are hard.
7. (this, these) Students are sitting at _________ tables, but (that, those) ____________ tables are empty.
8. (this, these) ___________ book is on my desk. (that, those) ________ books are on your desk.

10. ANSWER KEY: Complete the sentences with the words in parentheses.
1. (this, These) ___________ books belong to me. (That, those) __________ book belongs to Kate.
2. (This, these) ___________ coat is black. (that, Those) __________ coats are blue.
3. (this, These) ___________ earrings are gold. (that, Those) _________earrings are silver.
4. (This, these) _________ pencil belongs to Hawa. (that, Those) _______ pencils belong to Evan.
5. (this, These) __________ sunglasses belong to me. (that, Those) __________ belong to you.
6. (This, that) _________ exercise is easy. (that, Those) __________ exercises are hard.
7. (this, these) Students are sitting at _________ tables, but (that, those) ____________ tables are empty.
8. (This, these) ___________ book is on my desk. (that, Those) ________ books are on your desk.

11. READ:
Look at the back of a dollar bill. You will find a circle with an eagle
in it. That is the Great Seal of the United States. What do the parts of
the seal stand for?
The eagle is a strong bird. It stands for might. The bird holds a branch
and some arrows. The branch stands for peace. The arrows stand for
war. The eagle has a ribbon in its mouth. The writing on the ribbon
says, “Out of many states, one nation.”
Read 3 times.
What words are used more than once?
If you could use two words to tell about
the reading what words would it be? ________

12. READ:
Look at the back of a dollar bill. You will find a circle with an eagle
in it. That is the Great Seal of the United States. What do the parts of
the seal stand for?
The eagle is a strong bird. It stands for might. The bird holds a branch
and some arrows. The branch stands for peace. The arrows stand for
war. The eagle has a ribbon in its mouth. The writing on the ribbon
says, “Out of many states, one nation.”
The story mainly tells
1) what is on the front of a dollar bill
2) what the parts of the Great Seal stand for
3) what the ribbon on the dollar says

13. READ:
Look at the back of a dollar bill. You will find a circle with an eagle
in it. That is the Great Seal of the United States. What do the parts of
the seal stand for?
The eagle is a strong bird. It stands for might. The bird holds a branch
and some arrows. The branch stands for peace. The arrows stand for
war. The eagle has a ribbon in its mouth. The writing on the ribbon
says, “Out of many states, one nation.”
The story mainly tells
1) what is on the front of a dollar bill
2) what the parts of the Great Seal stand for
3) what the ribbon on the dollar says

14. A homonym is a word that
sounds the same but has a
different meaning and is
spelled differently.
Do you sail out to SEA or SEE?