Mrs. Shapard’s Class Book of Homophones

Dear deer, I like that you live in the forest behind my house. You are very nice. From, Jack

Oh my, I lost all of the money I owe you!

Oh my, I lost all the money I owe you.

The hair on the white large hare stood up on the back of its neck.

The black and brown hare had a bit of white hair on the tip of its tail!!

Did you hear that? You can only hear it over here.

I picked a pair of fresh pear fruit.

Bob’s heel will heal if he’ll go to the doctor.

I have to go that way to get a scale to weigh my water bottle.

I will sell some cookies to people by calling them on their cell phones.

Written and illustrated by Mrs. Shapard’s 2nd Graders

The role I played in Peter Pan allowed me to roll around on the stage.

A fowl walked across the foul line.

Peter Pan picked a pair of pears in the purple peak, with purple petunias and pansies.

I went to a forest and saw a bear eating honey in a bare cave.

I thought you did a great job using the heavy grate.

In the past Corbin cate passed me the ball at our basket ball game.

I sent a scent that cost one cent to my friend.

The second graders have been studying homophones in their spelling units. Each child was given a set of homophones. Before coming to the lab, Mrs. Shapard asked students to write sentences using their homophones. In the lab, students illustrated and recorded their homophones using the <a href="https://bookcreator.com">Book Creator</a> app. The next step was to air drop the books to Mrs. Arrington who combined the individual books into one class book. We hope you enjoy their work!

I had a blue paper airplane and it blew away.

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