The Rule of 3

These questions, and any follow up questions, must be answered in no more and no less than THREE words.

Example:

What is your name?

It is Steve

Do you like your name?

Yes, I do.

Can you spell it?

Yes I can

With letters

Yes with letters

1, What is your name?

2, Where do you live?

3, Tell me about your school?

4, Have you got a pet?

5, Have you got a brother or sister?

6, What do you normally have for breakfast

7, Do you like ice cream?

8, What do you do in your free time?

9, What did you do yesterday?

10, What's the weather like today? 

Homophone

Homophones are pairs of words that sound the same, but have different meanings and spellings.

example: for and four

Here is a list of homophones. Can you think of a word you can pair it with?

1, some
2, sale
3, meat
4, here
5, die
6, break
7, flour
8, right
9, weather

10, sell

Now you have the pairs. Choose one number and make a sentence using both

example: I waited for four days for four people to hand in four assignments for goodness sake.

Purple

All these things are of a similar colour:

1, an aubergine | grapes | plums

2, a bruise | a jellyfish | Barney

3, carrots | a jacaranda tree | lavender

Choose one group of three and:

1, Say three things you know about one of the words?

2, Are any things in the list that are sometimes not purple?

3, How are some things similar in each group of three?

4, Which one is the odd one out in each group?

5, Which ones are useful / positive for you?

6, When was the last time you experienced one of them?

Drawing by Alejandro