Ka pai Angus. This will be a great resource for people who still get these words mixd up. If a bear only ate your hair I guess you could count yourself lucky! A pick a path or Kahoot might be a good way of testing people out on what you've taught them?
Kia ora Angus, your sentences are very funny as well as using the different homophones correctly. Great job : ) I also think homophones can be used for humour, like this joke: What did one homophone say to comfort the other homophone? Their, they’re. or.... What’s a cat’s favorite button on a DVD remote? Paws. Are you laughing...even a little bit? Why don't you try Phil's idea and make a pick-a-path slideshow for other students to try?! blog you later, Megan : )
Kia ora Angus, this a great blog post and I like the sentences and the pictures. I agree with Phil, this would be great for people who get words mixed up. Maybe you could update this and add the last sentence on slide 2. Blog you later!
Ka pai Angus. This will be a great resource for people who still get these words mixd up. If a bear only ate your hair I guess you could count yourself lucky! A pick a path or Kahoot might be a good way of testing people out on what you've taught them?
ReplyDeleteKia ora Angus, your sentences are very funny as well as using the different homophones correctly. Great job : ) I also think homophones can be used for humour, like this joke: What did one homophone say to comfort the other homophone? Their, they’re. or.... What’s a cat’s favorite button on a DVD remote? Paws. Are you laughing...even a little bit? Why don't you try Phil's idea and make a pick-a-path slideshow for other students to try?! blog you later, Megan : )
ReplyDeleteKia ora Angus, this a great blog post and I like the sentences and the pictures. I agree with Phil, this would be great for people who get words mixed up. Maybe you could update this and add the last sentence on slide 2. Blog you later!
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