Homophones
These two words sound the same, but one means “in this place” and the other means “to hear.”
What is here / hear?
What does the suffix -ed usually show?
What is past tense or happened in the past?
How do you divide the word rabbit?
What is "rab/bit"?
Divide the word pumpkin.
What is pump/kin?
What vowel team is in seed?
What is ee?
Which homophone pair means “to look at” and “the ocean”?
What is see/sea?
Which suffix means “more than one”?
What is suffix -s and -es?
Divide the word napkin.
What is nap/kin?
How do you divide sandwich?
What is sand/which?
This vowel team makes the long ō sound in snow.
What is ow?
These homophones mean “a flower” and “to allow.”
What is flour/flower?
What does the suffix -ful mean?
What is suffix ful?
What syllable pattern does letter follow?
What is syllable VCCV?
his word has a blend that stays together: hundred. How is it divided?
What is hun/red?
his vowel team usually makes the long ē sound in grain.
What is ai?
These two homophones mean “two things that go together” and “a fruit.”
What is pair / pear?
Which suffix means “happening now” or "present"?
What is suffix -ing?
Divide the word sunset.
What is sun/set?
Divide the word children.
What is chil/dren?
What is the vowel team in the word that means to drift on water?
What is float?
These homophones mean “correct or a direction” and “to make words using a pencil or pen.”
What is right/write?
This suffix means "more than" or "a person or object doing a job"?
What is suffix -er?
This word follows the VCCV pattern: basket. How do you divide it?
What is bas/ket?
Which syllable pattern does napkin follow?
What is VCCCV?
What is the vowel team in the word that is the plural form of tooth?
What is ee?