Homonym art!
Homonyms are words with the same form (sound, spelling or both)
but a different meaning.
We studied words which sound the same but look different – these
are called homophones.
An example would be tale and tail.
We also looked at words which look the same but sound different -
these are homographs. Wind is an example of this – the thing that
blows and what you do with a watch!
Homophones and homographs are both types of homonym.
We drew pictures of our different homonyms.
We put our pictures into a bag of tricks. like the character in our
folk tale had. He was a con-man who was able to trick people.
Homonyms can be tricky so we put them in special “bags of
trickiness”!
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- Oliver – pen and pen
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- Edward-read and red
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- Archie-read and reed
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- Ben M-run and run
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- Katy-fly and fly
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- Alexander-wolf and wolf
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- Ben G-meet and meat
Tags: homonyms, bag of tricks, tricky words, art
