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Homograph Worksheets
Explore our homograph worksheets, which comprise exercises packed with words with identical spellings but diverse meanings. These resources are your passport to effortlessly training kids to master the double-meaning words in context. Try some of these worksheets for free!
Matching Homographs and Meanings
Find the two meanings for each homograph, snip them, and glue them beside the homograph in these worksheets.
Writing Sentences for Double Meanings
Look at the image illustrating the two meanings of each homograph and write sentences using the word in two different contexts.
Read through the eight pairs of meanings given as clues in these homograph worksheets and scan the grid for the right homograph for each pair.
A clear definition and illustrations of eight double-meaning homographs make this printable chart a must-have!
Matching Homographs to Their Illustrated Meanings
Cut out the image cards in these worksheets and then glue together the correct pairs of homographs.
Matching Images with Homographs
Read each homograph, scan the images that illustrate the different meanings, and write the corresponding image number in the box.
Matching Homographs with Definitions
Read the two provided definitions, select the correct homograph from the word box, and match the homograph and its meaning in these worksheets.
What Does the Homograph Mean? | MCQ
Decipher the meaning of the underlined word in each sentence, and select the correct definition based on context.
Completing Sentences with Homographs
In these homograph worksheets, complete ten sentences using the five homographs in different contexts.
Completing Passages with Homographs
Use the homographs in the word box to complete each passage and understand that identical words mean different things in different contexts.
Read each sentence in these printable worksheets, and underline the homographs used in two different contexts within the same sentence.
Identifying Homographs in Stories
Reading stories, underlining homographs, and then listing the homographs with their two meanings is the task here.
Identifying Homographs for Contexts
Each homograph appears twice in a sentence, each with a distinct meaning. Underline the homograph that matches the meaning in parentheses.
Analyze the homograph in each sentence, understand the context, and identify whether the homograph functions as a noun or a verb in these worksheets.
Explore words with multiple meanings by identifying both definitions of each homograph. Then, create a pun using these meanings.
