Exploring Homophones in Phonics

The video tutorial introduces homophones, focusing on 'there', 'which', and other examples like 'through', 'no', and 'new'. It explains the different meanings and uses of these words, providing examples and practice exercises to help students understand and apply them in sentences.

What does 'there' signify when used to show possession?

• Ownership by someone

• A question word

• A contraction of 'they are'

• A location

How is 'there' spelled when it is used as a contraction for 'they are'?

• T-H-E-Y-R-E

• T-H-E-Y'RE

• T-H-E-I-R

• T-H-E-R-E

Which 'there' is used to indicate a place?

• T-H-E-R-E

• T-H-E-I-R

• T-H-E-Y-R-E

• T-H-E-Y'RE

Which 'which' refers to a person associated with a broomstick?

• W-I-C-H

• W-H-I-C-H

• W-H-I-T-C-H

• W-I-T-C-H

How is 'which' spelled when it is used in the context of making a choice?

• W-I-C-H

• W-H-I-T-C-H

• W-I-T-C-H

• W-H-I-C-H

What does 'through' signify when it describes an action from one side to another?

• Completing a task

• A type of throw in sports

• Understanding something complex

• Movement from one location to another

How do you spell 'no' when it signifies a negative response?

• K-N-O-W

• N-O-W

• N-O

• N-E-W

Which spelling of 'new' refers to something recently made or acquired?

• K-N-E-W

• N-E-W

• N-O

• N-O-W

What is the correct spelling for the past tense of 'know'?

• K-N-E-W

• N-O-W

• N-E-W

• K-N-O-W

Which 'through' is used to describe completing a task?

• T-H-R-E-W

• T-H-R-O-U-G-H

• T-H-R-U

• T-H-R-O-W