To solve this worksheet, we need to sort the words and pictures into two groups:
Singular and
Plural.
Step 1: Understand the difference.
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Singular means there is only
one of something.
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Plural means there is
more than one (two or more) of something. Often, plural words end with an "s".
Step 2: Look at each item at the bottom of the page.
1.
tigers: The picture shows two tigers. The word ends in "s". This is
Plural.
2.
boy: The picture shows one boy. The word does not end in "s". This is
Singular.
3.
frogs: The picture shows two frogs. The word ends in "s". This is
Plural.
4.
cars: The picture shows two cars. The word ends in "s". This is
Plural.
5.
cat: The picture shows one cat. The word does not end in "s". This is
Singular.
6.
ants: The picture shows many ants. The word ends in "s". This is
Plural.
7.
apple: The picture shows one apple. The word does not end in "s". This is
Singular.
8.
pencil: The picture shows one pencil. The word does not end in "s". This is
Singular.
Step 3: Sort them into the correct boxes.
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Singular Box (One): boy, cat, apple, pencil
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Plural Box (More than one): tigers, frogs, cars, ants
Final Answer:
Singular: boy, cat, apple, pencil
Plural: tigers, frogs, cars, ants
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of plural s worksheet.
