Mrs. Anabel Montes - English teacher

Shoe Shoes

A noun is a name of a person, place or thing.

Shoe Leaf

Ball

Car

Story

ClockBrush

Nouns can be more than one.

Brushes

Doors

Balloons

Monkeys

Cups

Adding s to make plurals.

Shoe

Ball

Car

ClockShoes

Balls

Cars

Clocks

Singular SingularPlural Plural

Cup Cups

Spoon Spoons

Match singulars and plurals.

Ball Car

Clock

Balls

Cars ClocksCup

Cups Spoon

Spoons

Doors

Door

Adding es to make plurals.

Box

Brush

Fish

Boxes

Brushes

Fishes

Singular Plural

When nouns end with sh, ch, s or x

we add es to make plurals.

Match singulars and plurals.

Box

BrushFish Boxes

Brushes

Fishes

Foxes

Fox

Bunch

BunchesGlasses

Glass

Adding ies to make plurals.

Bunny

Pony

Story

Bunnies

Ponies

Stories

Singular Plural When nouns end with y we add ies to make plurals.

If there is a vowel before the y then s

is added.

Monkey Monkeys

Match singulars and plurals.

Bunny Pony

StoryBunniesPonies

Stories

Monkey

Monkeys

Toys Toy

Boy

Boys

Some nouns have different plurals.

Child

Man

Tooth

Children

Men

Teeth

Singular Plural

Foot

Woman

Mouse

Feet

Women

Mice

Singular Plural

Match singulars and plurals.

Child

Man

Tooth

ChildrenMen

TeethFoot

Woman Mouse

Feet

Women Mice

Some singular and plurals are the same.

Sheep

Deer

Salmon

Sheep

Deer

Salmon

Singular Plural

Match singulars and plurals.

Sheep

Deer Salmon

Sheep

DeerSalmon

Write singulars or plurals.

mice

bagbrushfoxes

donkeycow

sheep

door

teeth

kidglass

children

spider

poniesflower

lady

Write singulars or plurals.

toys

tailboxhats

pot

lunchsalmon

cake

dish

babywindows

fish

chair

carscan

balloons