Multiple Meanings Worksheet
Using this Multiple Meanings Worksheet, students draw a picture for each word to show how it is used in the sentence.
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How to teach Homonyms
Using this Multiple Meanings Worksheet, students draw a picture for each word to show how it is used in the sentence.
Understanding the same word has multiple meanings will help your students become better readers. Your students will build their vocabulary through using this worksheet.
Students draw a picture for each word to show how it is used in the sentence. Then, students write sentences using the words from the worksheet.
Other resources to use with this Multiple Meanings Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about Homonyms.
Use this Multiple Meaning Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this worksheet by sharing words that have multiple meanings like bat. Next, ask students to use this word in a sentence. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students challenge students to write their own sentences with the words from the worksheet. Once finished, challenge your students to find examples of homonyms in their independent reading books.
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