Description
Homophones Activities: Task Cards, Lists, and Anchor Charts for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade:
These homophone activities, task cards, and lists were created for 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th-grade students.
This homophones activity includes the following:
- a 10-page list of upper-level homophones (over 260 words with definitions)
- 36 task cards
- an answer sheet
- an answer key
This product assumes students have been introduced to homophones in the primary grades before using it. Lower-level homophone lists and task cards are available in my store if needed.
NOTE: THIS FILE INCLUDES A DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING OPTION!
This product includes a digital option (as well as the no-prep printable option). The instructions for utilizing the digital portion appear at the end of the packet.
Also note that the definitions listed for the words illustrate the varied meanings of the homophones and are not exhaustive. Please let me know if you have questions about this product before purchasing.
This PDF file contains 42 pages, plus Google Forms and Google Slides.








Marla G –
Loved it!!
The Land of Wilsonia –
These were great! A fun way to assess and keep the kids engaged and moving!
Michelle Goodner –
can’t wait to use this!
Kate L –
Thanks for a great resource
Sarah Olson –
Love your resources! I have many of them!
Celeste G –
Great classroom resource!
Melisa N –
Love all the different levels! I can use the higher levels to challenge my higher students.
Shannon Burnett –
I have been using to help create our spelling lists.
Debbi –
Nice review for our state testing.
Amber H –
My students loved it!
Prue C –
Thanks for the great resource!
Melissa D –
Incredibly useful! Thanks!
Kimberly Martinez –
This is well done.
Roxana S. –
Great resource!
janine C –
Great – used for STAAR review
Kyle W. –
Thank you!
Bright and Brilliant Bunch –
Thank you for creating this resource!
Christine Hampl –
Great resource!
Hayley H –
Great Resource
Amber S –
These English Grammar rules are confusing even to Adults! Even Teachers! This Resource really helps break down the concepts into understandable (cute, clever and bright) concepts! I also like your recommendation of having the students look up definitions in an old fashioned dictionary! =)