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Homophones Worksheets
Anchor learning with our homophones worksheets. Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. Matching pictures, completing sentences and stories, and identifying homophones in poems help children master these tricky word pairs. Explore some of these worksheets for free!
Solving Homophone Crossword Puzzles
Scoop up some homophone treasures while solving crossword puzzles in these worksheets!
“They” refers to a group, “their” shows possession, and “there” indicates a place. Choose the correct word to fill in the blanks.
In these homophone worksheets, each picture comes with two homophones. Choose the correct spelling based on the illustration.
An illustrative homophone chart is a great way to understand words with the same pronunciation but different meanings.
Draw lines to connect pictures of words that sound alike but have different meanings.
Pick the homophone from a word box to complete fun stories in these worksheets.
Choosing the Correct Homophones
Read short stories containing homophones in parentheses and underline the correct homophone based on the context.
Underlining Homophones in Poems
Read the poems, identify the homophone pairs within each, and list them in the space provided in these PDF worksheets.
Writing Homophones Using Picture Clues
Write homophones corresponding to the images that illustrate their meanings.
Differentiate between the possessive form and the contraction while choosing the correct form based on the context of the sentence.
With these homophone worksheets, master using “your” and “you're” correctly by taking hints from the context.
Distinguish between the words to, too, and two and use them in the context of their sentences.
Completing Sentences with Homophones
Complete sentences using the correct homophone in the context in these printable worksheets.
Completing Sentences with Homophone Pairs
Practice using both homophones in a single sentence and understand their differences.
Choose the appropriate word from each homophone pair to complete sentences in these worksheets.
Explore each pair of homophones and craft a sentence that plays on both meanings.
