It is lots of fun - some of it is tricky, but we don't give up.
We get to go every day this week and we can't wait!!
Did you also know... squash is a homograph. This means it is a word that has different meanings.
It could be squash the vegetable.
You can squash stuff into your school bag.
You can play the sport squash.
We are noticing homographs and homophones in our books and when we speak.
Can you think of some?
Pear, pair, peer...
sea, see....
Write some more in the comments!
Ashleigh and I were talking about these the other day. She came up with hair/here/hear :) Love the photos of everyone having a go at squash!
ReplyDeleteLove homophones!
ReplyDeleteLike rose (flower) and rose (rose up out of bed),
or how about carrot (vegie), carat (the gold one) and caret (a mark made in written text)!!
Love the squash photos!!!
Enjoy the holidays x
Yvette aka Hannah's mum
bear, bare, beer
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to- Lachlan is going TO go on the farm
ReplyDeletetoo- Freya said "can I go TOO?"
two- the number two
Bale- There is a BALE of silage on the John Deere tractor(not the Case tractor)
Bail- the cow is in the bail so dad can look at it's sore foot
Homograph - saw (I saw you yesterday) and saw (cut wood with saw)
ReplyDeleteflower flour
Saw sore
our hour
I eye
way weigh
love lucy
Toad and Towed
ReplyDeleteOur and Hour
Flew and Flu
Which and Witch
Their and There
From Luke