Homophones "Sam Has a Sundae on Sunday"

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Pam ScheunemannPam Scheunemann

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Fred Read the Red BookHarry Is Not Hairy

The Moose Is in the MousseSam Has a Sundae on Sunday

Two Kids Got to Go, Too

Books in this series:Flour Does Not Flower

Fred Read the Red BookHarry Is Not Hairy

The Moose Is in the MousseSam Has a Sundae on Sunday

Two Kids Got to Go, Too

Homophones are words that sound alike but arespelled differently and have different meanings.

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Pam Scheunemann

Sam Hasa Sundae on

Sunday

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Sunday

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Scheunemann, Pam, 1955–Sam has a sundae on Sunday / Pam Scheunemann.

p. cm. -- (Homophones)Includes index.Summary: Photographs and simple text introduce homophones, words that sound alike

but are spelled differently and have different meanings.ISBN 1-57765-744-61. English language--Homonyms--Juvenile literature. 2. English

language--Homonyms. I. Title. II. Series.

PE1595 .S38 2002428.1--dc21

2001053314

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SandCastle uses the following definitions for this series:

9 Homographs: words that are spelled the same but sound different and havedifferent meanings. Easy memory tip: “-graph”= same look

9 Homonyms: words that are spelled and sound the same but have differentmeanings. Easy memory tip: “-nym”= same name

9 Homophones: words that sound alike but are spelled differently and havedifferent meanings. Easy memory tip: “-phone”= sound alike

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Homophones


Homophones arewords that soundalike but are spelleddifferently and havedifferent meanings.

5

Homophones


Our house is for sale.

Homophones

6


We like to sail.

Homophones

7


We listen to the sea.

Homophones

8


We see through ourmasks.

Homophones

9


We had some birthdaycake.

Homophones

10


The sum is five.

Homophones

11


Flowers have a sweetscent.

Homophones

12


Grandma sent me a gift.

Homophones

13


We stake down our tent.

Homophones

14


I like steak for dinner.

Homophones

15


We sow seeds in dirt.

Homophones

16


Linda likes to sew.

Homophones

17


It is wrong to steal.

Homophones

18


Trains are made of steel.

Homophones

19


Marcy has a sore finger.

Homophones

20


Where do birds soar?

(the sky)

Homophones

21


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Words I Can Read

NounsA noun is a person, place, or thing

birds (BURDZ) p. 21

birthday cake (BURTH-day KAYK)p. 10

dinner (DIN-ur) p. 15

dirt (DURT) p. 16

finger (FING-gur)p. 20

five (FIVE) p. 11

flowers (FLOU-urz)p. 12

gift (GIFT) p. 13

homophones(HOME-uh-fonez)p. 5

house (HOUSS) p. 6

masks (MASKSS) p. 9

meanings (MEE-ningz) p. 5

sale (SAYL) p. 6

scent (SENT) p. 12

sea (SEE) p. 8

seeds (SEEDZ) p. 16

sky (SKYE) p. 21

son (SUHN) p. 4

steak (STAYK) p. 15

steel (STEEL) p. 19

sum (SUHM) p. 11

sun (SUHN) p. 4

tent (TENT) p. 14

trains (TRAYNZ) p. 19

words (WURDZ) p. 5


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Grandma (GRAND-mah)p. 13

Linda (LIN-duh) p. 17

Marcy (MAR-see)p. 20

are (AR) p. 5, 19

do (DOO) p. 21

had (HAD) p. 10

has (HAZ) p. 20

have (HAV) pp. 5, 12

is (IZ) pp. 6, 11, 18

like (LIKE) pp. 7, 15

likes (LIKESS) p. 17

listen (LISS-uhn) p. 8

made (MAYD) p. 19

sail (SAYL) p. 7

see (SEE) p. 9

sent (SENT) p. 13

sew (SOH) p. 17

soar (SOR) p. 21

sound (SOUND) p. 5

sow (SOH) p. 16

spelled (SPELD) p. 5

stake (STAYK) p. 14

steal (STEEL) p. 18

Proper NounsA proper noun is the name of a person, place, or thing

VerbsA verb is an action or being word


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Picture Words

sow

seasee

sew


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