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Grade 2 English worksheet focusing on identifying proper nouns from common nouns, featuring illustrated examples.

Grade 2 English worksheet on proper nouns with images of an alarm, boot, children, horse, rabbit, and food, each paired with a common noun for students to convert into proper nouns.

Grade 2 English worksheet on proper nouns with images of an alarm, boot, children, horse, rabbit, and food, each paired with a common noun for students to convert into proper nouns.

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- Alarm: Big Ben
- Boot: Dr. Martens
- Children: Emily and Liam
- Horse: Secretariat
- Rabbit: Bugs Bunny
- Food: Spaghetti
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of common proper noun worksheet.
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