Homophones are words that sound the same when pronounced but have different meanings, spellings, or both. They can create playful wordplay and add depth to poetry, writing, or storytelling. Homophones add layers of meaning and can make your writing more engaging and clever, especially in rhymes, puns, or poetry. For example, writing “The principal’s principles” uses the homophones principal (school leader) and principle (a rule or belief) to create a meaningful connection while keeping the sound consistent. It’s such a unique and meaningful project – using homophones and rhymes to teach life lessons!