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What’s the four for? Are you the one who ate all my eight pies? Buy me more by the store! Have you spotted the homophones in these sentences? Cool! Check if the students can, too, in this activity!
The students will learn all about homophones in this activity. They will search the room for words and will search their classmates for the homophone pair of theirs. Then, they will have to do some arts and crafts about their meanings.
When you dream, you make decisions that will lead you closer to your goal and to do that, you need to have a plan. This lesson will teach you language as well as a map that will help you reach what you want.
As what Mother Teresa said, peace begins with a smile. Have the chance to put a smile on a classmate’s smile with the use of a figure of speech. The students’ creativity and kindness will shine in this activity.
As Ralph Waldo Emerson described, the earth do laugh in flowers. The students will be able to look at the world similarly as they participate in this activity.
No expression of gratefulness can ever be ‘too much’, so long as it’s sincere! Learn all about a figure of speech that exaggerates things in this lesson and apply it in a direct message to someone special.
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