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If You Were a Homonym
or a Homophone
Word Fun series book
by Nancy Loewen
illustrated by Sara Gray
This title uses whimsical illustrations and bouncy, rhythmic text to teach homonyms, homophones, and the difference between the two. Additionally, the last few pages include directions for a group learning activity, a glossary of words from the book, and a list of additional resources.
Reading Level
Interest Level: Grade 1-3
Lexile Measure: 590L
Below are sample pages from inside the book. Most of the pages are similar to these, with
illustrated examples of different homonyms or homophones.
Roughly
every other page (once per spread), a few explanatory sentences are
also included, providing additional definitions and
explanations
about homonyms and
homophones. (ie...the page just after this one reads: "If you
were a homonym, you would be spelled and pronounced the same as another
word, but you would have a different meaning.")
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