Noun Activator Watch School House Rocks- a noun is a Person, Place, or Thing Nouns

Singular and Plural Nouns

• Special Note:
• Some nouns are always singular. Some of these nouns may also be used in the plural.
• Examples: gold, silver, wheat, gallows, news

Singular and Plural Nouns

• Special Note: If compound nouns are plural, form the plural with the first word.
• Examples:
• Singular Plural
• son-in-law sons-in-law
• daughter-in-law daughters-in-law
• maid of honor maids of honor
• secretary of state secretaries of state

Nouns Summarizer

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• GUM Workbook Pages:
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• Assignment

Noun Song

• We will listen to the noun song on the next slide
• Follow along using your notesheet.

Noun Song

• A person, place, or thing is a noun.
• My name is a noun.
• Fame is a noun.
• Everything I can be is a noun.
• Everything I see is a noun.
• Nouns can be ideas
• like freedom and kindness,
• justice, equality, sympathy and greatness.
• A person, place, or thing is a noun.
• My town is a noun
• Clown is a noun.
• Everything I can be is a noun.
• Everything I see is a noun.

• Nouns are sometimes proper
• like Lincoln and Texas,
• Honda, Lake Michigan, Jennifer and Rome.
• A person, place, or thing is a noun.
• Rain is a noun.
• Plane is a noun.
• Everything I can be is a noun.
• Everything I see is a noun.
• Nouns are sometimes common
• like city or country,
• country, community, continent or tree.
• A person, place, or thing is a noun.
• Mom is a noun.
• Tom is a noun.
• Everything I can be is a noun.
• Everything I see is a noun.