(BUNDLE) Homophones worksheets & singular and plural nouns worksheets

**Homophones activities | Commonly confused words| Their, There, They’re | More**

Do your students struggle with differentiating between homophones like (there, their, they're), (to, too, two), and (your, you're)? This packet is a special practice set for these three sets of commonly confused words, with fun and interactive ways to review and practice the correct spelling of these homophones for their intended meaning. They are especially great for English Language Learners to practice pronunciation.

This set comes with multiple practices for differentiation. Fun activities like cut-and-paste, coloring, and fill-in-the-blank are sure to engage students and help them practice these homophones.

Homophone practices include:

• Choosing the correct word to complete the sentence
• Reading out loud and checking
• Sorting the homophone words

These practice activities for these three sets of homophones are a fun way to build good spelling habits and clarify the meanings of these words as well as others. 

These homophone activities are perfect for bell-ringers, brain breaks, or anytime you want to give your students fun practice.

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**Singular and Plural Nouns Worksheets, Singular & Plural Sort Activities**

Master singular and plural nouns with this 37-page activity package! Designed to help students practice using singular and plural nouns correctly, this package includes a variety of engaging activities such as:

• Write the plural form, singular form: Students will read each singular noun and write its plural form on the line provided.
• Color the correct plural form: Students will read a sentence that includes a singular noun or plural noun, and then color the correct form of the noun from a list of options.
• Sort singular and plural nouns: Students will sort a list of words into two categories: singular nouns and plural nouns.
• Match singular and plural nouns: Students will match a list of singular nouns with their corresponding plural forms.
• Make plural nouns: Students will write the correct plural form of a given singular noun ( Only plural nouns needing -s or -es are used.)

With these fun and interactive activities, students will gain a solid understanding of the rules for forming singular and plural nouns and will be able to use them accurately in their writing and speaking.

This unit is geared toward the first grade, but many activities also work well for kindergarten. Use this for intervention activities with older students.

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