Teaching Resources for Nouns
Remember that nouns are words that represent people, places, or things. You might find it helpful to think of nouns as "naming words."
Table of Contents
- "Spot the Word" Exercise
- Download PDF Files on Nouns
- Interactive Slide Show on Nouns
- Test Time!
"Spot the Word" Exercise
The text below is the story of [Oops].
It contains [Oops] [Oops]. Can you find [Oops]?
Change the text:
Click on the [Oops]
You have found:
[Oops]
lives:
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Download PDF Files on Nouns
Here are some useful one-page PDF handouts on nouns:Interactive Slide Show on Nouns
Here is a slide show that summarizes the lesson on nouns. The slide show has 6 slides, which you can see below. It can be played with the sound on or – if you prefer your own voice and timings – with the sound off.You might also like...
Nouns for kids
verbs for kids
The different types of nouns
Abstract nouns
Collective nouns
Compound nouns
Concrete nouns
Non-countable nouns (mass nouns)
Gender-specific nouns
Gerunds
Verbal nouns
Noun clauses
Noun phrases
Forming plural nouns
Nouns test (find the noun in the text)
Nouns game (bubble-pop game)
Nouns game (whack-a-word)
Nouns game (fish game)
Video on the different types of noun
Video summary of all the parts of speech
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