To,
Two, Too Much
Activity: Use a site that uses to, two and too.
Poem
Article:
Great Horned Owl
Mammoth
Cave National Park Website
Article: Energy
Sources
Instruct students to use the "find" tool on Internet
explorer by going to "Edit" , "Find" then type in
one of the 3 words. After the student hits "OK" the word that
was typed in will be highlighted. The student reads the sentence and
explains how the given word is used in the sentence. Higher computer
skilled students can copy and paste the sentence to a document and type
an explanation of how the word is used in the sentence.
Assessment: Check worksheet or oral analysis for at least
85%
accuracy.
Extension/Enrichment: Students find other pieces on the internet that
uses the given words.
Take some quizzes at Self-Study
Homonym Quizzes
Or try Homophones
Page
Or try Quia Quiz
Or try Hilarious
Homonyms
Or try To/too/two
quiz
Have students to use the "find" tool on sites you will use
in the future for other lessons in other content areas.
Teacher Resources: Alan
Cooper's Homonyms
TALK Teacher Lesson: http://teach.fcps.net/talk/lesson_display.asp?lessonID=116
Submitted to TALK by: Joy
Buckingham
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