Common Vs Proper Nouns
This is a general name for a person, place, or thing (not specific or capitalized.)
What is a common noun?
Most nouns become plural by adding what letter to the end.
What is -s?
This thing tells you the date, days of the week, and special events.
What is a calendar?
This is the feeling you get when something makes you smile.
What is happiness?
Instead of saying the name “Sarah,” in a sentence you can say this.
What is she?
This type of noun names a specific person, place, or thing and always starts with a capital letter.
What is a proper noun?
What is the plural form of bus?
What is buses?
This thing is filled with pages and used for writing.
What is a notebook?
This is what you feel when you care about someone.
What is love?
Instead of saying “Tom and I,” you can say this.
What is we?
What is the proper noun in this sentence? My family went to Disney World last summer.
What is Disney World?
What is the plural form of toy?
What is toys?
This thing can be used to look up information, type assignments and play games.
What is a computer?
This is when people work together to reach a goal.
What is teamwork?
Instead of saying “The dog is barking,” you can say “___ is barking.”
What is it?
What is the common noun in this sentence? Sarah played basketball at the park.
What is park or basketball?
What is the plural form of city?
wha is cities?
This thing travels in envelopes or boxes and gets dropped off at your house by a carrier.
What is mail?
This is what you have when you are close to someone and care about them.
What is friendship?
Instead of saying “Give the ball to Jack,” you can say “Give the ball to ___.”
What is him?
Which type of noun is in this sentence: Mr. Lopez teaches math at Jefferson Middle School.
Proper nouns — Mr. Lopez and Jefferson Middle School.
What is the rule for making a noun plural when it ends in -s,-ss, -sh, -ch, -x
What is add -es?
This thing shows maps, countries, and oceans all around the world.
What is a globe?
This is what you have when good things happen by chance.
What is luck?
Instead of saying “Mom gave the cookies to Maya and me,” you can say “Mom gave the cookies to ___.”
What is us?