Irregular Plurals: One Mouse, Two Mice
Eight nouns that change instead of adding -s, like mouse and mice, tooth and teeth, child and children.
Sort 16 words into nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs, then use one of each in a sentence.
“Is it a noun, a verb, an adjective or an adverb? Write each word in the right column.”
Printed on the sheet:
riverexploregentlepuppybuildnoisyNounquicklyalwaysVerbcityideaborrowforgettinysoftlyfuzzyloudlyAdverb
Color-code the sort: nouns blue, verbs red, adjectives green, adverbs orange.
Kids sorting by meaning instead of job in the sentence. Ask what the word is doing.
Play a silly fill-in-the-blank story game with nouns, verbs and adjectives.
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Eight nouns that change instead of adding -s, like mouse and mice, tooth and teeth, child and children.
Eight sentences with a bold verb to sort into past, present and future tense.
Match eight irregular verbs to their past tense (run and ran, bring and brought), then use three in sentences.
Eight bold adverbs to sort by what they tell: how (slowly), when (soon) or where (outside).
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