Understanding Singular and Plural Nouns for 1st Graders
Teach 1st graders to identify and transform singular nouns into plural nouns with this comprehensive lesson on singular and plural nouns. Learn the rules and exceptions to make learning engaging and fun.
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elementarylibrarian.com Singular and Plural Nouns 1st Grade Month 8 Lesson 1
Learning Objectives At the end of the lesson, students should be able to identify singular and plural nouns. I can Statement I can identify singular and plural nouns.
Lesson 1: Singular and Plural Nouns Count the number of each object in the picture and write the number and the name of the object in the blank. The first one is done for you. 2. 1. 3. four books ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ 5. 4. ___________________ ___________________
Lesson 1: Singular and Plural Nouns Count the number of each object in the picture and write the number and the name of the object in the blank. The first one is done for you. ANSWER GUIDE 2. 1. 3. ___________________ four books ___________________ one laptop ___________________ two bookshelves 5. 4. ___________________ five pencils ___________________ three library cards
Lesson 1: Singular and Plural Nouns A singular noun names one person, place, thing, or idea. On the other hand, a plural noun names more than one person, place, thing, or idea. This is the easiest way to remember. However, what is more challenging and more important to understand is how to transform singular nouns into plural nouns. These are some of the rules for transforming a singular noun into a plural noun. Most nouns just add -s to make the singular noun plural. book - books pen - pens card - cards computer - computer map - maps Nouns that end in s, x, z, ch, sh add -es. atlas - atlases box - boxes index - indexes batch - batches quiz - quizzes Nouns that end y drop the y and add -ies. library - libraries city - cities penny - pennies daisy - daisies lady - ladies
Lesson 1: Singular and Plural Nouns These are some of the rules for transforming a singular noun into a plural noun. Some nouns are irregular and they change their form once they become plural woman - women child - children leaf - leaves mouse - mice elf - elves man - men datum - data thesis - theses tomato - tomatoes loaf - loaves alf - halves Some nouns take the same form, whether they are singular or plural. sheep - sheep fish - fish deer - deer species - species aircraft - aircraft news - news
Lesson 1: Singular and Plural Nouns LET S TRY! Complete the table with the correct singular and plural nouns. SINGULAR PLURAL __________________ indexes __________________ atlas __________________ glossaries __________________ bell __________________ story
Lesson 1: Singular and Plural Nouns LET S TRY! Complete the table with the correct singular and plural nouns. ANSWER GUIDE SINGULAR PLURAL index indexes atlases atlas atlases glossaries bells bell stories story
