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"Find a Noun" worksheet for kids to identify nouns in sentences.

A black-and-white worksheet titled "Find a Noun" with instructions to read sentences and highlight nouns, featuring a cartoon astronaut and seven sentences for practice.

A black-and-white worksheet titled "Find a Noun" with instructions to read sentences and highlight nouns, featuring a cartoon astronaut and seven sentences for practice.

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Let’s go step by step to find all the nouns in each sentence.

Remember: A noun is a word that names a person, place, thing, or animal.

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Sentence 1: The dog ate some food.

- “dog” → animal → noun
- “food” → thing → noun
→ Nouns: dog, food

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Sentence 2: My dad gave me an apple.

- “dad” → person → noun
- “apple” → thing → noun
→ Nouns: dad, apple

*(Note: “me” is a pronoun — not a noun we highlight here.)*

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Sentence 3: We went to the park.

- “park” → place → noun
→ Noun: park

*(“We” is a pronoun — skip it.)*

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Sentence 4: The girl had a pink dress.

- “girl” → person → noun
- “dress” → thing → noun
→ Nouns: girl, dress

*(“pink” is an adjective — describes the dress — not a noun.)*

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Sentence 5: I found a yellow flower.

- “flower” → thing → noun
→ Noun: flower

*(“I” = pronoun; “yellow” = adjective — skip both.)*

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Sentence 6: My cat likes to play.

- “cat” → animal → noun
→ Noun: cat

*(“play” is a verb here — action word — not a noun.)*

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Sentence 7: The boy has a toy.

- “boy” → person → noun
- “toy” → thing → noun
→ Nouns: boy, toy

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Now let’s list all the nouns from all sentences:

1. dog, food
2. dad, apple
3. park
4. girl, dress
5. flower
6. cat
7. boy, toy

Final Answer:
dog, food, dad, apple, park, girl, dress, flower, cat, boy, toy
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of nouns worksheet highlight.
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