Homophones – Second Grade English

Homophones – 2nd Grade Writing

Homophones are words that sound the same but have different meaning.

A pair is two of something (socks, shoes, gloves, etc).

A pear is fruit.

I can build sandcastles by the sea.

I see an airplane in the sky.

I hear mom calling me.

“Come here“, she said.

When I am sick I feel weak and out of energy.

Every week has seven days.

A shirt without any signs or words on it is a plain shirt.

I see a plane flying over us.

I wanted to go to the store too, but there was only room for two.

I knew that their stuff was over there by the tree.

Can you tell me which girl was a witch for Halloween?

I would like to get some new stickers.

My desk is made out of wood.

These books belong to our classroom.

I have to leave in an hour.

I want to wear my yellow shirt, but I don’t know where it is.

My mom bakes with flour, which sounds like a flower plant growing outside.

I got a brand new bike for my birthday.

I knew the answer to that question.

I better be more careful next time because there is a bee hive in the backyard.

I bought four popsicles for my family.

Monster Munchies – by Laura Numeroff

Monster Munchies – by Laura Numeroff

Monster Munchies – by Laura Numeroff

“ Monster Munchies” is a book about monsters who go around eating everything up while introducing your child to rhyme and numbers 1-20. This book is funny and a sure attention grabber because monsters are eating everything from brooms, wheels, beds,…. They clean their room then eat the broom, get in the car and eat seats,… It will make parents laugh too.

Great read for Kindergartners!