week 4 English

We hope you managed to write some exciting, creative diary entries last week, We can't wait to read them when we are back at school.

This week for English, you should complete section 2 of the reading paper in your pack. (you should have completed section 1 last week)

We would also like you to complete the following tasks focusing on homophones.
Here is a great website to revise all about homophones if you need it:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/english-ks2-wonderful-words-homophones/z732t39

Monday
Re-write the sentences choosing the correct homophone
It was definitely there/their/they’re fault.
There/their/they’re my favourite!
It’s up there/their/they’re on the shelf.
There/their/they’re so happy they won!
They left there/their/they’re dog with there/their/they’re auntie while they were on holiday.

Now write 3 sentences of your own correctly using there/their/they're

Tuesday
Re-write the sentences choosing the correct homophone
Your/you’re doing my head in!
Pass me your/you’re finished work.
It’s your/you’re future.
Your/you’re a credit to your parents.
Your/you’re going to regret it if you don’t take your/you’re coat

Now write 2 sentences of your own correctly using your/you're

Wednesday

Write a sentence for each of these homophones, to show that you understand the correct context to use them in.

1). were

2). where

3). would

4). wood

5). there

6). their

7). they’re

8). which

9). witch

10). past

11) passed

12). write

Thursday

Re-write the paragraph and correct the underlined homophones

Won fine day when the son was shining weigh up in the sky, a pear of hairs

came hopping buy. Watching them from behind a fur tree was an enormous

grizzly bare. He had bean keeping an I on them four about a weak from his cave

 in the hills. Now hear was his chance for a peace of succulent hair pie for tee.

Friday 

Spot the incorrect homophones and correct them. Re-write the paragraph correctly.

The hairs looked over there shoulders too sea the bare stamping his feet with

rage. As they turned back they noticed sum dead pheasants in a sack. The van

driver was a poacher and was thinking, "Eye rather fancy a nice crusty hair and

pheasant pie four tee tonight," as he reached four his gun.