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Task Description:


The task is to identify and color nouns in the image based on their categories:
- Person Nouns: Color them Blue.
- Place Nouns: Color them Green.
- Thing Nouns: Color them Red.

Solution:



#### Step 1: Identify Each Noun and Categorize It
We will go through each noun listed in the image and determine whether it is a Person, Place, or Thing.

1. boy - Person
2. car - Thing
3. doctor - Person
4. girl - Person
5. toy - Thing
6. school - Place
7. van - Thing
8. Emma - Person
9. park - Place
10. book - Thing
11. home - Place
12. police - Person (collective noun referring to people)
13. Goa - Place
14. bag - Thing
15. Tim - Person
16. Spain - Place
17. Sam - Person

#### Step 2: Assign Colors Based on Categories
Now, we assign the appropriate colors to each noun:

- Person Nouns (Blue): boy, doctor, girl, Emma, police, Tim, Sam
- Place Nouns (Green): school, park, home, Goa, Spain
- Thing Nouns (Red): car, toy, van, book, bag

#### Final Answer:
Here is the categorization with colors:

- Blue (Person Nouns):
- boy
- doctor
- girl
- Emma
- police
- Tim
- Sam

- Green (Place Nouns):
- school
- park
- home
- Goa
- Spain

- Red (Thing Nouns):
- car
- toy
- van
- book
- bag

Explanation:


- Person Nouns: These refer to individuals or groups of people. Examples include "boy," "girl," "doctor," "Emma," "police," "Tim," and "Sam."
- Place Nouns: These refer to locations or geographical areas. Examples include "school," "park," "home," "Goa," and "Spain."
- Thing Nouns: These refer to objects or items. Examples include "car," "toy," "van," "book," and "bag."

By following this categorization, students can effectively learn to differentiate between types of nouns while practicing their coloring skills.

Final Answer Box:


\[
\boxed{
\text{Blue: boy, doctor, girl, Emma, police, Tim, Sam} \\
\text{Green: school, park, home, Goa, Spain} \\
\text{Red: car, toy, van, book, bag}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of nouns worksheets.
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