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Underline the nouns in each sentence.
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A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
Examples:
- Person: *Tania, children, Carla’s mum, students, Jess, family, boys, Mia*
- Place: *classroom, school, park, room*
- Thing: *photo, camera, house, boat, storm, neighbour, dog, birthday party, soccer, bikes, books*
- Idea: (Not really present here — most are concrete nouns)
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#### 1. Tania took a photo on her camera.
→ Nouns: Tania (person), photo (thing), camera (thing)
✔ Underline: Tania, photo, camera
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#### 2. The children ran to their classroom.
→ Nouns: children (people), classroom (place)
✔ Underline: children, classroom
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#### 3. Carla’s mum cleaned the house.
→ Nouns: mum (person), house (place/thing)
*(Note: “Carla’s” is possessive, not a noun itself — the noun is “mum”)*
✔ Underline: mum, house
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#### 4. The students were tired after school.
→ Nouns: students (people), school (place)
✔ Underline: students, school
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#### 5. The boat was caught in a rough storm.
→ Nouns: boat (thing), storm (thing/event)
✔ Underline: boat, storm
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#### 6. The neighbour had a loud dog.
→ Nouns: neighbour (person), dog (thing)
✔ Underline: neighbour, dog
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#### 7. Jess celebrated her birthday party at the park.
→ Nouns: Jess (person), birthday party (event/thing), park (place)
✔ Underline: Jess, birthday party, park
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#### 8. The family had fun playing soccer together.
→ Nouns: family (group of people), soccer (thing/sport)
*(“fun” is an abstract noun, but often not underlined at this level unless specified — usually “family” and “soccer” are the main targets)*
✔ Underline: family, soccer
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#### 9. Every day the boys rode their bikes to school.
→ Nouns: boys (people), bikes (things), school (place)
✔ Underline: boys, bikes, school
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#### 10. Mia liked to keep the books in her room tidy.
→ Nouns: Mia (person), books (things), room (place)
✔ Underline: Mia, books, room
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1. Tania took a photo on her camera.
2. The children ran to their classroom.
3. Carla’s mum cleaned the house.
4. The students were tired after school.
5. The boat was caught in a rough storm.
6. The neighbour had a loud dog.
7. Jess celebrated her birthday party at the park.
8. The family had fun playing soccer together.
9. Every day the boys rode their bikes to school.
10. Mia liked to keep the books in her room tidy.
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Look for words that answer:
- Who? → person (e.g., Tania, children)
- What? → thing (e.g., photo, boat)
- Where? → place (e.g., school, park)
Nouns are the “naming words” — they tell us what or who we’re talking about!
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or coloring activity for this worksheet 😊
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🎯 Task:
Underline the nouns in each sentence.
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✔ What is a noun?
A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
Examples:
- Person: *Tania, children, Carla’s mum, students, Jess, family, boys, Mia*
- Place: *classroom, school, park, room*
- Thing: *photo, camera, house, boat, storm, neighbour, dog, birthday party, soccer, bikes, books*
- Idea: (Not really present here — most are concrete nouns)
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🔍 Let’s go sentence by sentence:
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#### 1. Tania took a photo on her camera.
→ Nouns: Tania (person), photo (thing), camera (thing)
✔ Underline: Tania, photo, camera
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#### 2. The children ran to their classroom.
→ Nouns: children (people), classroom (place)
✔ Underline: children, classroom
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#### 3. Carla’s mum cleaned the house.
→ Nouns: mum (person), house (place/thing)
*(Note: “Carla’s” is possessive, not a noun itself — the noun is “mum”)*
✔ Underline: mum, house
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#### 4. The students were tired after school.
→ Nouns: students (people), school (place)
✔ Underline: students, school
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#### 5. The boat was caught in a rough storm.
→ Nouns: boat (thing), storm (thing/event)
✔ Underline: boat, storm
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#### 6. The neighbour had a loud dog.
→ Nouns: neighbour (person), dog (thing)
✔ Underline: neighbour, dog
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#### 7. Jess celebrated her birthday party at the park.
→ Nouns: Jess (person), birthday party (event/thing), park (place)
✔ Underline: Jess, birthday party, park
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#### 8. The family had fun playing soccer together.
→ Nouns: family (group of people), soccer (thing/sport)
*(“fun” is an abstract noun, but often not underlined at this level unless specified — usually “family” and “soccer” are the main targets)*
✔ Underline: family, soccer
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#### 9. Every day the boys rode their bikes to school.
→ Nouns: boys (people), bikes (things), school (place)
✔ Underline: boys, bikes, school
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#### 10. Mia liked to keep the books in her room tidy.
→ Nouns: Mia (person), books (things), room (place)
✔ Underline: Mia, books, room
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✔ Final Answer (with underlined nouns):
1. Tania took a photo on her camera.
2. The children ran to their classroom.
3. Carla’s mum cleaned the house.
4. The students were tired after school.
5. The boat was caught in a rough storm.
6. The neighbour had a loud dog.
7. Jess celebrated her birthday party at the park.
8. The family had fun playing soccer together.
9. Every day the boys rode their bikes to school.
10. Mia liked to keep the books in her room tidy.
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💡 Tip for Students:
Look for words that answer:
- Who? → person (e.g., Tania, children)
- What? → thing (e.g., photo, boat)
- Where? → place (e.g., school, park)
Nouns are the “naming words” — they tell us what or who we’re talking about!
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or coloring activity for this worksheet 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of noun sentence worksheet.