“Why was the math book sad? Because it had too many problems.” Starting with a joke or reading a little Amelia Bedelia is a fun way to kick off your homonyms lessons! Next, you c… See more

Interactive notebookscan help students review common homonyms and expose them to new ones. The foldable templates included in my Multiple Meaning Words Activitiesar… See more

Graphic organizers are a good way to get students thinking about how they know which meaning of a word is being used. And they make a great quick assessment so you kno… See more

Sorting homonyms makes it easy to check whether students can identify which meaning of a word is being used in a certain context. This sort works great for centers, m… See more

Task cards are always a solid go-to review activity. This set exposes students to multiple-meaning words question types they may see on standardized tests, while teaching th… See more