👂 Homophones quiz for kids
Homophones sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things. I'll read a sentence; you pick the word that fits.
Getting the questions ready…
The answers, and why
- "___ going to the park after lunch." They're. They're is short for they are: they are going to the park.
- "The dog wagged ___ tail." its. Its (no apostrophe) means belonging to it. It's means it is.
- "I have ___ sisters." two. Two is the number 2.
- "Can you ___ the music?" hear. You hear with your ear, and hear has ear inside it.
- "Put your coat over ___." there. There is a place. It has here inside it, like where and here.
- "The children packed ___ bags." their. Their means belonging to them.
- "I ate ___ much cake!" too. Too means more than enough, or also. It has an extra o, too many!
- "We sailed across the ___." sea. The sea is the ocean. See is what you do with your eyes.
- "I ___ the race!" won. Won is what you did when you came first. One is the number 1.
- "A ___ of bread, please." loaf. A loaf of bread: l-o-a-f. Two loaves!