Spelling With Homonyms! | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

Name the correct homonym. The teacher __ her class in singing "The Star-Spangled Banner." Lead or Led

Led

Name the correct homonym. You must begin each new sentence with a ___ letter. Capital or Capitol

Capital

Name the correct homonym. The hot, sandy __ was uninhabitable. Dessert or Desert

Desert

Name the correct homonym. The horse has a very ___ mane. Course or Coarse

Coarse

Name the correct homonym. We took a __ from Atlanta to Washington. Plain or Plane

Plane

Name the correct homonym. Our ___ told us we could take the day off tomorrow! Principle or Principal

Principal

Name the correct homonym. Please give me another ___ of pie for ___. Peace and Desert or Piece and Dessert

Piece and Dessert

Name the correct homonym. We must understand the ___ to have the wisdom to make decisions today. Past or Passed

Past

Name the correct homonym. For the concert, please wear a __ white shirt. Plane or Plain

Plain

Name the correct homonym. ____ laptop is this? Who's or Whose

Whose

Name the correct homonym. Of ____ you can go to the party as long as you do your chores. Course or Coarse

Course

Name the correct homonym. I can't believe ___ still talking after the teacher warned them! There, They're, or Their

They're

Name the correct homonym. The ___ lesson we learned in history was the reason the war took place. Principal or Principle

Principal

Name the correct homonym. Out West, it is easy to find buffalo grazing on the grassy ___. Plane or Plain

Plain

Name the correct homonym. The island in the kitchen is ___ and cannot be moved. Stationary or Stationery

Stationary

Name the correct homonym. I have ___ completed all of my homework! All ready or Already

Already

Name the correct homonym. Are we __ to leave for our trip to Hawaii? All ready or Already

All ready

Name the correct homonym. The dress was way too big to _____. Altar or Alter

Alter

Name the correct homonym. The coach was ____ pleased at how his team performed. All together or Altogether

Altogether

Name the correct homonym. Atlanta is the ___ of Georgia. Capitol or Capital

Capital

Name the correct homonym. The cross country _____ was difficult to run because it was very ___. Coarse and Course or Course and Coarse

Course and Coarse

Name the correct homonym. What ___ should I follow to earn my degree? Coarse or Course

Course

Name the correct homonym. We should not __ our friends when they need us. Desert or Dessert

Desert

Name the correct homonym. James's dad is a representative who works at the ___ building. Capitol or Capital

Capitol

Name the correct homonym. If the team doesn't work together, we will __ this game! Loose or Lose

Lose

Name the correct homonym. You are running like you have ___ in your shoes! Lead or Led

Lead

Name the correct homonym. We drove ___ Keith Urban's house in Nashville! Passed or Past

Past

Name the correct homonym. Kathy barely ____ her test in algebra. Passed or Past

Passed

Name the correct homonym. Freedom of speech is one of the ___ of democracy. Principles or Principals

Principles

Name the correct homonym. Wood shavings curled from the ___ the workshop floor. Plain or Plane

Plane

Name the correct homonym. ____ going to the baseball game this weekend? Whose or Who's

Who's

Name the correct homonym. Emily ran right ___ the gate to get a good seat for the game. Threw or Through

Through

Name the correct homonym. After being sick, Nate was too ___ to play golf. Weak or Week

Weak

Name the correct homonym. I ate __ much pie! Two, Too or To

Too

Name the correct homonym. My family is going to ___ house this weekend. There, Their, or They're

Their

Name the correct homonym. Colton wrote a letter to her mom on her best ___. Stationary or Stationery

Stationery

Name the correct homonym. Jayci ____ her CC team to victory! Led or Lead

led