Four pages of nouns. On two pages children circle the two nouns in each sentence, the animal and the place, as in The frog hops on the log. Some sentences add a describing word, so children have to look at what each word does. On two pages they circle the proper noun, the name of one special pet, person or day, which is never the first word.
Make a person, animal, place, thing chart and fill it with nouns from around the room. Then read each sentence aloud together and ask: which words name something? For proper nouns, ask which word has a capital letter in the middle of the sentence.
Play I spy with nouns: I spy a thing, I spy a place. Then name the people and pets you know and talk about why their names start with capitals.
Noun pages with short sentences about animals and the places they go. Children circle the two nouns in each sentence, then find the proper noun that names one special pet, person or day.
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