Printable Homophones Matching Cards

Homophone word pairs cards to use for literacy activities and word games.

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Print and cut the cards. These homophones matching cards can be used as a display or as a matching activity. Students could also write a sentence for each card using the homophone in the correct context.

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A4 Size - Comic Sans


A4 Size - Jarman


A4 Size - NSW Foundation


A4 Size - NZ Print


A4 Size - Open Dyslexic


A4 Size - QLD Beginners


A4 Size - SA Beginners


A4 Size - Sassoon Infant


A4 Size - TAS Beginners


A4 Size - Vict. Pre-cursive (WA/NT/VIC)


US Letter Size - Comic Sans


US Letter Size - D'Nealian


US Letter Size - Open Dyslexic


US Letter Size - Sassoon Infant


US Letter Size - Zaner-Bloser


How to use this teaching resource

  • Print and laminate – display on word wall for student writing and reading reference and ‘playing with words‘ games…
  • Print and laminate and use for matching games such as concentration, and matching ‘snap’.
  • Classify the words into specific grapheme / phonic groups – for example group all words with the ‘e’ sound…(ey, ee, ea….)- use phonics charts as a reference..
  • Hand each child a card – all children then have to find their matching pair…
  • Go on a ‘Homophone Hunt’ – find homophones in reading books and environmental print – cut and paste homophones out of magazines.
  • Again – use the ‘101 Flashcard Activities’ document for more terrific ideas for great word play activities…using word cards.
  • Make smaller copies of the non colour coded for children to cut, match, and paste homonym pairs. Children colour in the differing grapheme sounds…
  • Make the words up on the phonics flip chart – great way to emphasise the different sound spellings.

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Comments & Reviews

  • Love the cards. Aren’t they homoPHONES not homoNYMS?

    Comment by Archived Message on November 5, 2013 at 8:04 am


  • Thanks Kate

    Yes, you are correct – in the actual downloaded file – we have the title as Homophones – just haven’t updated the pictures and some headings… ( doh )

    Doing now – thanks

    Comment by Archived Message on January 27, 2014 at 12:15 am


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