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Homophones Spelling Practice

A fun Year 4 homophones worksheet featuring pairs like peace/piece and plain/plane. Includes picture prompts to reinforce both spelling and meaning.

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Year 4 Spelling Practice – Homophones Strengthen your pupils’ understanding of homophones —words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings—with this engaging and supportive spelling worksheet. Designed specifically for Year 4 learners, this resource helps children recognise, spell, and use homophones correctly through image-based practice and focus-based activities. Included homophone pairs: great / grate berry / bury here / hear plain / plane peace / piece knot / not Children are guided to: Read the list of words Cover them Write the correct homophone under the matching picture Underline the key focus of the word (to reinforce spelling distinctions) This worksheet encourages children to think critically about word meanings and spelling differences, all while being supported by visual cues and simple sentence context. Perfect for: Daily spelling and vocabulary work SATs preparation or revision EAL learners and those who need visual support Homework, classroom practice, or group activities What’s included: One PDF worksheet with 12 commonly confused homophones Picture clues to prompt correct word choice Opportunities to reinforce both spelling and meaning This activity is ideal for reinforcing key homophone patterns in a hands-on, memorable way that supports retention and understanding.Read more

Year 4 Spelling Practice – Homophones Strengthen your pupils’ understanding of homophones —words that sound the same but have different meanings and spellings—with this engaging and supportive spelling worksheet. Designed specifically for Year 4 learners, this resource helps children recognise, spell, and use homophones correctly through image-based practice and focus-based activities. Included homophone pairs: great / grate berry / bury here / hear plain / plane peace / piece knot / not Children are guided to: Read the list of words Cover them Write the correct homophone under the matching picture Underline the key focus of the word (to reinforce spelling distinctions) This worksheet encourages children to think critically about word meanings and spelling differences, all while being supported by visual cues and simple sentence context. Perfect for: Daily spelling and vocabulary work SATs preparation or revision EAL learners and those who need visual support Homework, classroom practice, or group activities What’s included: One PDF worksheet with 12 commonly confused homophones Picture clues to prompt correct word choice Opportunities to reinforce both spelling and meaning This activity is ideal for reinforcing key homophone patterns in a hands-on, memorable way that supports retention and understanding.

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