Proper Nouns Worksheet | All Kids Network - Free Printable

Let's solve the task: "Circle the Proper Nouns".

🔍 What is a Proper Noun?

A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, or thing. It always starts with a capital letter.

Examples:
- Person: Mandy, Lizette, Bill
- Place: Disney World, Golden Gate, park (if it’s a specific one like Central Park)
- Thing: Thanksgiving (a specific holiday)

Now, let's go through each item in the image and determine which ones are proper nouns.

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🧩 Items in the Image:

1. girl – general term → ✘ *not a proper noun*
2. Thanksgiving – a specific holiday → ✔ proper noun
3. friend – general term → ✘ *not a proper noun*
4. Rascal – a dog's name (specific) → ✔ proper noun
5. Mandy – a person’s name → ✔ proper noun
6. bridge – general term → ✘ *not a proper noun*
7. Golden Gate – refers to the Golden Gate Bridge (specific place) → ✔ proper noun
8. dog – general term → ✘ *not a proper noun*
9. Lizette – a person’s name → ✔ proper noun
10. Disney World – a specific amusement park → ✔ proper noun
11. sister – general term → ✘ *not a proper noun*
12. holiday – general term → ✘ *not a proper noun*
13. Bill – a person’s name → ✔ proper noun
14. amusement park – general term → ✘ *not a proper noun*
15. park – general term → ✘ *not a proper noun*

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✔ Final Answer: Circle these words (they are proper nouns):

- Thanksgiving
- Rascal
- Mandy
- Golden Gate
- Lizette
- Disney World
- Bill

> Note: Although "park" and "amusement park" might refer to specific places in context, here they are used generally, so not proper nouns.

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✔ Summary of Proper Nouns to Circle:

1. Thanksgiving
2. Rascal
3. Mandy
4. Golden Gate
5. Lizette
6. Disney World
7. Bill

These are all capitalized and refer to specific people, places, or things.

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