RICH GOLDEN SHOWER MONTESSORI CENTER

Primary Grade School Department

SY 2020-2021

LEARNING PACKET
in ENGLISH 3
WEEK 26 (April 12- 16, 2021)

Student’s Name: ___________________________________________

Grade Level: ________________________________

Prepared by:

MS. AIZEL NOVA F. ARAÑEZ

ENGLISH Teacher

Checked by:

MRS. MARY GRACE A. DACUMOS

Preschool and Grade School Principal

Noted and Approved by:

MRS. MARGARET T. BUENO,MAEd

President and School Directress

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 RICH GOLDEN SHOWER MONTESSORI CENTER
Primary Grade School Department
SY 2020-2021

LEARNING PACKET IN ENGLISH 3

Week 26: April 12 - 16, 2021
I. Most Essential Learning Competency (MELC)
 In this lesson, you are expected to increase your vocabulary through
homonyms.
II. Topics
 Homonyms
III. Discussion
What are Homonyms?
Homonyms refers to words that have the same sound but have different
meanings. Sometimes these words have either same or different spelling.
Here are some examples of Homonyms

Watch Watch

Watch and Watch are homonyms. They have the same spelling but have different
meanings. The first watch refers to a timepiece, while the second watch means to
look at something for a period of time.
Change Change

Change and Change are homonyms. They have the same spelling but have different
meanings. The first change refers to a money returned after buying something that
cost less than the amount given. While the second change means to make
something different.
Sign Sign

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Sign and Sign are homonyms. They have the same spelling but have different
meanings. The first sign refers to use of gestures to convey information or
instructions. While the second sign means to write one’s name on (letter, card, or
similar item) to identify oneself as the writer or sender.
In English, there are many words that are consider homonyms.
 Words that sound the same but have different meaning and are
spelled differently
For example
Fair Fare

Fair and Fare are homonyms. They have different spellings but have the same sound.
They also differ in meanings. Fair means being equal, while fare refers to the money
being paid in riding a public vehicle.
 Weak — lacking the power to perform physically demanding tasks, lacking physical
strength and energy.
 Week — a period of seven days.
 Sun — The Sun is the star at the center of the Solar System.
 Son — A male child, a boy or man in relation to his parents.
 Plane — A vehicle designed for air travel.
 Plain — not decorated/nothing added.

Name:__________________________________________Grade:________________

I. Activities
A. Direction: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate words. Circle the correct answer.
1. Lim is the _________of Uncle Nathan.
A. Sun B. Son C. Soon
2. Jessa is not feeling well today. She has a _________.
A. Flew B. Flu C. Flow
3. Bread is made from _________.
A. Floor B. Flower C. Flour
4. There were a lot of _________in the waiting room.
A. Patients B. Peace C. Patience

5. I _________ my mum coming down the stairs.

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 A. Heard B. Herd C. Herb
6. This type of cat has no _________.
A. tall B. tail C. tale
7. Ana _________a beautiful dress.
A. wore B. war C. won
8. The _________is becoming cooler.
A. weather B. whether C. wear
9. Elsa painted the room _________yellow.
A. pail B. pale C. plane
10. The working _________in the US is from Monday to Sunday.
A. week B. weak C. wake
11. Arnold still feels a little_________after flu.
A. week B. weak C. wake
12. My fried got the lead_________in the school play.
A. roll B. role C. ruler
13. My_________is naturally curly.
A. air B. fair C. hair
14. That’s him. Tha’s the_________!
.A. one B. won C. own
15. The RGSMC team________the playoff.
A. one B. won C. own

B. Direction: Read the following sentences and choose the correct word which matches the
given meaning. Circle your answer.
1. A small plant that is grown for its beautiful blossom. (flower, flour)
2. A female servant. (made, maid)
3. Recently bought (new, knew)
4. It is a vehicle or a machine that has wings and files through the air. (plain,
plane)
5. The food is taken into your mouth, chewed and swallowed. (ate, eight)
6. Lacking the power to perform physically demanding tasks, lacking physical strength and
energy. (week, weak)
7. To recover or become healthy again. (heal, heel)
8. A member of a religious community of women, especially a cloistered one, living under
vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. (none, nun)
9. Letters and packages conveyed by the postal system. (mail, male)

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 10. flow rapidly in a steady stream. (pore, pour)

II. ASSESSMENT TASK

Direction: Give the Homonyms of the following words.
1. Quay = _______________
2. Knight = _______________
3. Pear = _______________
4. Peal = _______________
5. Ore = _______________
6. Rain = _______________
7. Meat = _______________
8. Hole = _______________
9. Hour = _______________
10. Knot = _______________
11. Pail = _______________
12. Fool = _______________
13. Full = _______________
14. Grate = _______________
15. Lain = _______________
16. Lane = _______________
17. Made = _______________
18. Hare = _______________
19. Hair = _______________
20. Pray = _______________

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