Let’s go through each sentence one by one and find the nouns. Remember: a noun is a person, place, or thing.
1. My family likes to go to the zoo.
→ “family” (person/group), “zoo” (place) →
family, zoo
2. Grandfather is coming to dinner.
→ “Grandfather” (person), “dinner” (thing/event) →
Grandfather, dinner
3. That is a beautiful flower.
→ “flower” (thing) →
flower
4. The purple grapes are delicious.
→ “grapes” (thing) →
grapes
5. The fireman went to the house to put out the fire.
→ “fireman” (person), “house” (place), “fire” (thing) →
fireman, house, fire
6. My friend likes to get books from the library.
→ “friend” (person), “books” (things), “library” (place) →
friend, books, library
7. The little girl was on the swing in the park.
→ “girl” (person), “swing” (thing), “park” (place) →
girl, swing, park
8. Mom and dad are going to the movies.
→ “Mom” (person), “dad” (person), “movies” (thing/place) →
Mom, dad, movies
9. The teacher gave us five worksheets to complete.
→ “teacher” (person), “worksheets” (things) →
teacher, worksheets
10. Your sock has a hole in it.
→ “sock” (thing), “hole” (thing) →
sock, hole
Now let’s list all the nouns we found for each sentence:
Final Answer:
1. family, zoo
2. Grandfather, dinner
3. flower
4. grapes
5. fireman, house, fire
6. friend, books, library
7. girl, swing, park
8. Mom, dad, movies
9. teacher, worksheets
10. sock, hole
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of find the noun worksheet.