I saw a ______ run across my yard.

(hair or hare)

My sister has a _____ in college.

(son or sun)

She is hoping for _______ for her birthday. 

(close or clothes)

I never really learned how to ____.

(sew or so)

When you add numbers in math class, you get the _____.

(some or sum)

My table looks _____ without any placemats. 

(bear or bare)

We ate the _____ pizza.

(hole or whole)

I ______ on my scooter to my Grandma's house. 

(road, rode, or rowed)

He shouted, "_______, Rick!" to his best friend. 

(Hay or Hey)

Do you know the _____ to Medina?

(way or weigh)

I would love to visit my _____ in Florida. 

(ant or aunt)

You need ______ when you make pancakes. 

(flour or flower)

I'm glad you _____ there was going to be a test so that you could study!

(new or knew)

There is more than one ______ in The Wizard of Oz.

(which or witch)

I cannot wait to get my ______ cut. 

(hare or hair)

________ going to a movie this weekend.

(Their, There, or They're)

I put my notebook over ______.

(their, there, or they're)

I needed more _____ for the fire.

(wood or would)

The _____ is very bright, so I need to protect my eyes.

(son or sun)

Please don't ______ the door when you leave.

(close or clothes)

I put your paper right _____.

(hear or here)

I found _____ paper on the floor.

(your or you're)

I knew I had to hurry, ____ I left right away. 

(sew or so)

I was really craving _____ ice cream.

(some or sum)

The cat fell asleep on the ______.

(stair or stare)

Once I fed a ______ a maple butter sandwich.

(bear or bare)

The ______ was long, with many a winding turn. 

(rode, road, or rowed)

My arms hurt after I _______ to get to shore.

(road, rode, or rowed)

There was a stack of _____ in the barn.

(hay or hey)

It's impolite to ask someone how much they _______.

(way or weigh)

There was a large, black ____ on the kitchen counter.

(ant or aunt)

My favorite _______ is a lilac.

(flour or flower)

She really wanted a _____ phone.

(new or knew)