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and as wee all no, it is an important skill four students two
learn inn order too right correctly and meat Common Core
Standards. Hear are sum ideas: Create Double Homophone Sentences
My third graders had a ball with these. The challenge is to put
both homophones into one sentence: - Can you see the birds
flying over the sea? - I ate eight cookies yesterday. Here is a
fun freebie to use with double homophone sentences. There are
several ways to use these pages. You could assign different
homophone sets to your students and then make the pages into a
class book. Another option is to use the pages on a bulletin
board. You could also make a center with a list of homophones
and blank pages for students to work on at their own pace. The
freebie also includes pages for three-homophone sets and pages
to use if you do not want to include an illustration. Play
Homophone Mingle Try this game. Write pairs of homophones on
index card in dark marker, one wor