Homophones Match-Up: Their, There and Beyond

Year 4 EnglishSpelling3 pages

About this worksheet

Six pairs of homophones are matched up across this three-page Year 4 English sheet. In the first set, pupils match berry, bury, great, grate, medal and meddle to their meanings. In the second, they match weather, whether, accept, except, hear and here to the sentences they complete. The first answer in each set is done for them. A challenge then asks for one sentence that uses both words from a pair. The answer key gives every letter. Linked to the England National Curriculum objective on homophones.

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Curriculum objectives covered

Writing - transcription

โ€œSpell further homophonesโ€

Both matching sets and the challenge practise the six Year 4 pairs, from berry and bury to hear and here.

What's inside this worksheet

Homophones and Meanings

Six words matched to definitions, such as 'To shred food into smaller pieces' for grate.

Homophones in Sentences

Six words matched to sentence gaps, such as choosing weather or whether for a coat or a jumper.

Challenge

One sentence that uses both words from a pair correctly.

Answer Key

The letters for both sets, plus guidance for marking the challenge sentence.

How teachers use it

Spelling lesson

Teach the three pairs in one set, then let pupils do the matching on their own.

Paired quiz

One pupil reads a sentence from the second set aloud. The partner spells the missing word.

Display

Put the best challenge sentences on the spelling wall as models for the class.

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