Homophones: hear and here, see and sea | Year 3 English for Kids

Hear or here? See or sea? Ollie the owl explains homophones, words that sound the same but are spelt differently and mean different things, with memory tips: hear has an ear in it, and see has two Es for two eyes. Children pick the right spelling for hear and here, see and sea, night and knight, and meat and meet. Pause and think when the timer appears, then shout out your answer! Follows the National Curriculum in England, Year 3 English (spelling, years 3 and 4: homophones and near-homophones, for example hear/here, see/sea, knight/night, meet/meat). Chapters 0:00 Homophones 0:07 What is a homophone? 0:18 hear and here 0:32 hear or here? 0:52 hear or here? 1:10 see and sea 1:23 Which is right? 1:41 More homophones 1:52 Which one means hello? 2:01 Which is right? 2:20 Point it out! 2:31 Do you remember? 2:44 Next time: Skeletons and Muscles Narration is AI-generated; script written for this channel. Pictures: Noto Emoji (Apache 2.0). #Homophones #HomophonesForKids #HearAndHere #Year3English #CuriousOllie #LearningForKids