Absolutely! Let’s solve this Grade 1 grammar worksheet step by step.
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Part 1: Circle the nouns (11 of them!)
First, we need to identify which words are
nouns.
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What is a noun?
> A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or idea.
Let’s go through each word:
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stairs →
✔ *thing* → NOUN
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write →
✘ *action/verb* → NOT a noun
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flower →
✔ *thing* → NOUN
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dress →
✔ *thing (clothing)* → NOUN
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run →
✘ *action/verb* → NOT a noun
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milk →
✔ *thing (liquid/food)* → NOUN
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plant →
✔ *thing (living thing)* → NOUN
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clean →
✘ *adjective or verb* → NOT a noun
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stone →
✔ *thing* → NOUN
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tiger →
✔ *animal/thing* → NOUN
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fire →
✔ *thing (element)* → NOUN
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baby →
✔ *person/thing* → NOUN
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rocket →
✔ *thing* → NOUN
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hurt →
✘ *verb or feeling (can be noun but not in basic Grade 1 context here)* → NOT a noun
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finger →
✔ *body part/thing* → NOUN
✔ So the 11 nouns are:
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stairs, flower, dress, milk, plant, stone, tiger, fire, baby, rocket, finger
*(Note: “hurt” can sometimes be a noun (e.g., “a hurt on my knee”), but at Grade 1 level, it’s usually taught as a verb. So we exclude it to stick with 11 clear nouns.)*
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Part 2: Complete the sentences using nouns from above
We must use only the
11 nouns we just identified.
Let’s fill in the blanks logically:
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1. John licked the frosting off of his ____________.
→ What do you put frosting on? Usually a
cake, but “cake” isn’t in our list.
Wait — what body part might have frosting on it? Maybe he licked it off his
finger!
✔ Answer: finger
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2. We watched the ____________ take off.
→ What takes off? A
rocket! That makes perfect sense.
✔ Answer: rocket
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3. I like the ____________ Lisa is wearing.
→ What do people wear? A
dress! (Also “shirt”, “pants”, etc., but only “dress” is in our list.)
✔ Answer: dress
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4. She walked up the ____________ to her bedroom.
→ You walk up
stairs to get to an upper floor.
✔ Answer: stairs
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5. I drink ____________ with my cookies.
→ Classic combo: milk and cookies!
✔ Answer: milk
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6. Mary threw the ____________ into the lake.
→ What can you throw into a lake? A
stone! (Also maybe “rock”, but “stone” is in our list.)
✔ Answer: stone
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✔ Final Answers:
Part 1: Circle these 11 nouns:
stairs, flower, dress, milk, plant, stone, tiger, fire, baby, rocket, finger
*(You can circle them on your worksheet!)*
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Part 2: Completed Sentences:
1. John licked the frosting off of his
finger.
2. We watched the
rocket take off.
3. I like the
dress Lisa is wearing.
4. She walked up the
stairs to her bedroom.
5. I drink
milk with my cookies.
6. Mary threw the
stone into the lake.
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Great job! You’ve practiced identifying nouns and using them correctly in sentences — perfect for Grade 1 grammar!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of noun worksheet grade 3.