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Grade: 2

Lesson 37: Homophones — Flour, Flower, Week, Weak, Threw, Through

PLL Part Two
Village bakery with flour, rose flower garden, and boy throwing ball
Word Study
What are Homophones? Words that sound the same when spoken aloud, but have different spellings and different meanings.
Rule: Think of what the sentence means before choosing the correct spelling!
1 Word Bank — Three Sound-Alike Pairs
flour (milled wheat) / flower (blossom)
week (7 days) / weak (not strong)
threw (tossed) / through (in and out of)
2 Sentence Completion — Fill in the Proper Words
Copy each sentence on the handwriting line below, choosing the correct word for the blank:
1. We use          to make bread.
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2. William gave her a pretty         .
Write:
3. The child is too          to sit up.
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4. Is Saturday the last day of the         ?
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5. He walked          the park.
Write:
6. George       the stone       the window.
Write:
3 Original Composition — Homophone Practice
Write two complete statements using any homophone pair from this lesson:
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