First Grade Nouns Worksheet (teacher made) - Twinkl - Free Printable

Problem Description:

The task involves completing two worksheets related to nouns. The first worksheet focuses on identifying whether nouns are common or proper, and the second worksheet involves writing the plural form of singular nouns. Additionally, there is a section to identify nouns in sentences.

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Solution:

#### Worksheet 1: Common and Proper Nouns

1. Instructions: Write "common" or "proper" next to each noun.
2. Nouns Provided:
- city
- New York City
- Dr. Seuss
- April
- dog
- candy
- dish
- Tuesday
- book
- school
- Hawaii

3. Solution:
- city: common
- New York City: proper
- Dr. Seuss: proper
- April: common
- dog: common
- candy: common
- dish: common
- Tuesday: proper
- book: common
- school: common
- Hawaii: proper

4. Explanation:
- Common Nouns: These refer to general categories or things (e.g., city, dog, book).
- Proper Nouns: These are specific names of people, places, or things (e.g., New York City, Dr. Seuss, Hawaii).

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#### Worksheet 2: Singular and Plural Nouns

1. Instructions: Write the plural form of each noun on the line.
2. Nouns Provided:
- city
- flower
- bike
- game
- cat
- hat
- dog
- candy
- dish
- book
- glass
- box

3. Solution:
- city: cities
- flower: flowers
- bike: bikes
- game: games
- cat: cats
- hat: hats
- dog: dogs
- candy: candies
- dish: dishes
- book: books
- glass: glasses
- box: boxes

4. Explanation:
- Most nouns form their plural by adding -s (e.g., city → cities, bike → bikes).
- Some nouns require an -es ending if they end in -s, -sh, -ch, -x, -z (e.g., dish → dishes, box → boxes).
- Irregular plurals include words like candy → candies and glass → glasses.

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#### Identifying Nouns in Sentences

1. Instructions: Circle or highlight the nouns in each sentence.
2. Sentences Provided:
- My dad works in a bank.
- The cat meows when it is hungry.
- The king and queen wear crowns.
- The long tail belongs to my dog.
- The frog sat on a big green pool.

3. Solution:
- Sentence 1: My dad works in a bank.
- Sentence 2: The cat meows when it is hungry.
- Sentence 3: The king and queen wear crowns.
- Sentence 4: The long tail belongs to my dog.
- Sentence 5: The frog sat on a big green pool.

4. Explanation:
- Nouns are words that represent people, places, things, or ideas.
- In each sentence, the highlighted words are nouns because they refer to specific entities or concepts.

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Final Answer:

1. Common and Proper Nouns:
- city: common
- New York City: proper
- Dr. Seuss: proper
- April: common
- dog: common
- candy: common
- dish: common
- Tuesday: proper
- book: common
- school: common
- Hawaii: proper

2. Singular and Plural Nouns:
- city: cities
- flower: flowers
- bike: bikes
- game: games
- cat: cats
- hat: hats
- dog: dogs
- candy: candies
- dish: dishes
- book: books
- glass: glasses
- box: boxes

3. Identifying Nouns in Sentences:
- Sentence 1: dad, bank
- Sentence 2: cat
- Sentence 3: king, queen, crowns
- Sentence 4: tail, dog
- Sentence 5: frog, pool

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