- Red (add -s): bread, cheese, money, fly, brush, match, time, berry, fairy, lorry, honey, milk, paper, water, jam, block, bead, box, grass, meat, soil, oil, glue, flour, card, power, tree, girl, cat, ear, dog, dress, mouse, goose, pin, hat, foot, child, shampoo, flower, doll, house, fun, work, love, sand, rain, juice, coffee, snow, hair, music, person, man, noise, ink, tooth, cereal, spy, smoke
- Blue (add -es): bus, kiss, dish, church (Note: None of these words are in the image. Words ending in s, x, sh, ch are not present.)
- Yellow (change y to ies): fly, spy (Note: These words end in 'y' but are not preceded by a consonant, so they follow the general rule of adding -s. However, based on the instruction, they should be colored yellow as they end in 'y'.)
- Orange (irregular plurals): foot → feet, mouse → mice, person → people, man → men, tooth → teeth, child → children, goose → geese
- Green (no plural): love, fun, work, sand, rain, juice, coffee, snow, hair, music, money, cheese, bread, milk, paper, water, jam, honey, oil, glue, flour, power
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of plural noun coloring printables.
