There are many words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings. Those words are called homophones and interchanging them in our writings can wreak havoc on an otherwise perfect sentence or paper. Because they can slip through our filter of grammar and spell checkers, it is very important to provide our children with as much homophone exposure as possible. Be sure to search our site for other homophone practice worksheets.
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Alphabet Trace and Write – uppercase
Letter writing practice printable page for uppercase letters – Trace the letters then write them in the space below the traced ones. Download and print this free worksheet. We also have free printable for lowercase letters.

Alphabet Trace and Write – lowercase
This page is for letter writing practice. Trace the letters then write them in the space below the traced ones. Download and print this free worksheet. We also have free printable for uppercase letters.

Homonym / Homophone Science Facts, Worksheet 1
Due to the advent of computers with grammar and spell check ability, many of us might think our children may not need to focus on those skills quite as much as we did when we were younger. Unfortunately homophones are

Read and Write Practice Worksheet – Words Ending in ‘ow’
This worksheet is for reading and writing practice for words ending in ‘ow‘. This sheet is divided into 2 columns. Notice the sounds of the word endings in column 1 is different from those in column 2.

Reading Comprehension Word Problem: Pizza Party
As our subject matter becomes more and more technical and complex, it becomes increasingly important for children to learn to read carefully and re-read a passage in order to fully grasp the subject matter. An overlap between reading comprehension and

Teach Kids How to Write an Essay with This Free Printable Worksheet
Looking for a simple way to introduce essay writing to your students? This free printable worksheet is designed as a step by step learning resource for upper elementary grades (around 4th–5th). It guides children through the process of building an essay –





