GMAT Practice Test Prep vs Homophone Machine

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The Homophone Machine is an engaging learning tool that lets kids explore those tricky words that sound the same, like their and there. Just type any word, sentence, or paragraph into the Homophone Machine—and have a good laugh at the silly sentences you create! This interactive app features hundreds of homophone pairs and can be used on its own or as a supplemental learning tool along with the All About Homophones workbook or with the All About Reading and All About Spelling language arts curriculum. Benefits for You and Your Child: - Build vocabulary by discovering new words, definitions, and synonyms - Instantly see and discuss the difference between homophones - Reinforce spelling concepts by comparing pairs of homophones - Put a new (and silly!) spin on dictation exercises - Hone creative writing skills by inventing new tongue twisters or writing homophone poems - Reinforce comprehension by looking at homophones in (and out of) context - Use as a fun review tool for targeted homophones - Take a break from lessons to just have fun with words!