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4th Grade Homophones

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  • She kicked the ball with her feat/feet into the goal.
    feet
  • The doctor was having difficulty finding a vane/vain/vein which to insert the needle.
    vein
  • We watched as the heard/herd of buffalo moved across the plain.
    herd
  • I love the cent/scent of the sea!
    scent
  • She stood on stool so she could take a peak/peek at the freshly baked cookies.
    peek
  • We've had many hot days/daze in the past week.
    days
  • The boxes were heavy, so carrying two of them was too much weight/wait.
    weight
  • He tried in vain/vane/vein to run as fast as Usain Bolt.
    vain
  • The minor/miner was freed after being trapped underground for two days.
    miner
  • He hurt his left heel/heal when he kicked the soccer ball.
    heel
  • She climbed the peak/peek multiple times.
    peak
  • It will take a week for his foot to heel/heal.
    heal
  • She made miner/minor changes to her essay.
    minor
  • I can hardly wait/weight for the fun to begin!
    wait
  • Playing video games causes some kids to enter a days/daze.
    daze
  • I herd/heard the spelling test had been postponed, so I was filled with joy.
    heard
  • She saved every scent/cent she earned.
    cent
  • They used a motor to make the weather vane/vain/vein.
    vane
  • Their flattery made him quite vane/vain/vein.
    vain
  • Climbing Mount Whitney is no easy feet/feat!
    feat
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