Homophones



Homophones are words that sound the same, but are spelled differently and have different meanings. Some examples of homophones are be and bee, see and sea, pain and pane, and pail and pale.

For this wiki assignment, you should first review homophones by playing the following games:
 * [|Maggie's Earth Adventures]
 * [|Which One?]
 * [|Word Confusion]

Now, you will create a page for our Digital Homophone Book on Google Presentations.

__Here are the steps: __ 1. Go to the [|Google Presentation] to see your set of homophones. 2. Look up your homophones in a dictionary or at the website [|Fact Monster]. 3. Go back to the [|Google Presentation] to create your page. Your page should be set up like my page. It should include a definition for each homophone, a sentence with each homophone, a picture of each homophone, and your name. 4. For extra credit you can do extra homophones. media type="custom" key="15389254" To insert a picture on your page, search for your image on [|Google Images]. Once you have found your image, there are two ways that you can insert your image on your page. You can save the image to your computer. Then, click on insert image in the Google Presentation. Find your image and press OK. Or you can find your image and click on it. Then, hold and drag the image onto your page in the Google Presentation.