Marking
Homophones
Story Time
Trick Words
Sounds
100
Please mark the word "meat"
Meat
100
Spell the homophone for the word "week". What is the homophones meaning?
Weak; not feeling strong
100
Why didn't Skip go to school?
He was feeling sick.
100
Tigers, lions and bears are examples of this word.
Animal
100
What makes the /er/ sound?
ir, ur, er
200
Please mark the word "before"
Before
200
Spell the homophone for the word "creak". What does it mean?
Creek; a small moving body of water
200
What had Beth wanted for a really long time and eventually got as a birthday present?
A colt
200
When you take a photo, you take one of these.
Picture
200
What makes the /k/ sound?
c, ck, k
300
Please mark the word "cold"
cold
300
Spell the homophone for the word "tee". What does it mean?
Tea; a type of drink made from leaves.
300
What was hopscotch originally used for?
It was used to make men in the British army stronger.
300
When you have an idea, you have a _________.
Thought
300
What makes the long /e/ sound?
e, e-e, ea, ey, y
400
Please mark the word "saying"
Saying
400
Spell the homophone for the word "meet". What does it mean?
Meat; the flesh of an animal
400
Which team was rumored to have bad luck after they sold Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1920?
The Red Sox
400
In order to do well in school, you must have a healthy one of these!
Breakfast
400
What makes the long /a/ sound?
a, a-e, ay, ai
500
Please mark the word "blistering"
Blistering
500
Spell the homophone for the word "beat". What does it mean?
Beet; a type of root vegetable
500
What was Caitlin nervous about learning in third grade?
Cursive
500
_________, set, GO!
Ready
500
What makes the /t/ sound?
t, ed
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