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    The document discusses common and proper nouns. It defines a noun as a naming word that can identify a person, place or thing. It provides examples of common nouns like teacher, school, and book. Examples of proper nouns include specific people like Scarlett, places like London, and days of the week. The document includes activities where the reader identifies nouns in sentences and solves puzzles by selecting the correct noun. It concludes with a quick challenge to name a proper noun for each letter of the alphabet.

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    The document discusses common and proper nouns. It defines a noun as a naming word that can identify a person, place or thing. It provides examples of common nouns like teacher, school, and book. Examples of proper nouns include specific people like Scarlett, places like London, and days of the week. The document includes activities where the reader identifies nouns in sentences and solves puzzles by selecting the correct noun. It concludes with a quick challenge to name a proper noun for each letter of the alphabet.

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    LO: I can name the common and

    proper nouns

    What is a noun?

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    A noun is a naming word. It can
    name a person, place or things.
    Name of a People

    Scarlett

    footballer

    doctor

    teacher

    boy

    popstar
    Name of a Place

    school

    London

    shop

    church

    swimming pool

    beach
    Name of a Things

    book

    cat

    pencil

    television

    ball

    chair
    Find the Nouns
    Look at the words below. Which ones are nouns?

    candle pretty dancing owl

    bird Joshua flying plane

    car tree brown crispy

    tall trousers t-shirt bed

    dog jacket skipping rope shiny


    Complete the activity
    Fill out this common and proper noun chart.
    Common Noun Proper Noun
    teacher Mrs. Smith
    country UAE
    Africa
    cartoon character
    famous landmark
    August
    day of the week
    city
    restaurant
    Write proper nouns in the box below
    about
    Can you find the noun in this sentence? Click for the answer.

    The dog is wet.

    Answer: dog
    Can you find the noun in this sentence? Click for the answer.

    The trousers are blue.

    Answer: trousers
    Can you find the noun in this sentence? Click for the answer.

    Look at the beautiful owl.

    Answer: owl
    Solve the puzzle below by finding the correct noun.

    Something you use for cutting bread.

    Choose the correct noun.

    knife spoon cat bed


    Solve the puzzle below by finding the correct noun.

    An animal that barks.

    Choose the correct noun.

    chair dog Ben light


    Let’s Play!
    Do you think you could shout out a proper noun for each letter of the alphabet
    before you run out of time?

    It might be a person’s name, a country, a landmark, a city or town, a month or


    day, an event, or a brand name.

    You must think quickly!

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