Dew, Do, Due Homophones Worksheet
This Dew, Do, Due homophones worksheet gives 3rd grade students sentences to complete, mistakes to fix, and a sentence to write, plus an answer key for quick checking.
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Description
This Dew, Do, Due homophones worksheet helps 3rd grade students tell apart three words that sound exactly the same but mean very different things. Dew is the water on the morning grass, do is an action word, and due tells when something must be turned in. Picking the right spelling from a sentence’s meaning is a key reading and writing skill.
In Part A, students read five sentences and write the homophone that fits, choosing from two words printed under each blank. In Part B, they find the wrong homophone in three sentences, cross it out, and write the correct word. In Part C, they pick one of the three words and write a sentence of their own. Use it for grammar practice, a literacy center, homework, or a quick review.
What’s Included
- Five choose-the-homophone sentences
- Three find-and-fix sentences
- A write-your-own sentence section
- A complete answer key
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
First, it teaches students to use context clues instead of guessing, because every sentence gives a hint about meaning. Second, the find-and-fix part builds editing skills that carry over to their own writing. Third, working with a small set of three words over and over makes the spellings stick.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Before starting, act out each word: pretend to wipe dew off a leaf, do a jumping jack, and point to a calendar for due. After the sheet, have students draw a quick picture for each homophone with the word written underneath. You can also pair this third grade homophones worksheet with a class chart of other sound-alike words. Keep this Dew, Do, Due homophones worksheet handy as a warm-up whenever these words show up in writing.
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