Nouns Simple Sort

Grammar Skill
Grade 6

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​Introduction
to Nouns

5-Minutes Free Writing
Schoology

Learning Objectives:

Students will be able to use different types of nouns correctly after learning about them along with following models and examples of how they are used in texts.

Checking Prior Knowledge

https://wordwall.net/resource/31927885/types-of-nouns-sort

Building Background!

What is a noun?

Building Background!

Do you know how many types of nouns there are in English? Can you mention some examples?

A noun is a word that names something, such as a person, place, thing, or idea.

What is a noun?

A common noun is a general term. For example, building, house, street, school, girl, river, cat, animal, etc.
Now look around you and find some common nouns in your classroom.

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Common Nouns

A proper noun is a specific noun. For example, The Eiffel Tower, The White House, Airport Road, Al Ittihad National Private School, Salama, The Nile River, Zayed, etc.
What do you notice about the examples mentioned above?

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Proper
Nouns

A proper noun is a specific noun. For example, The Eiffel Tower, The White House, Airport Road, Al Ittihad National Private School, Salama, The Nile River, Zayed, etc.

​Now look around you and find some proper nouns in your city.

Proper
Nouns

You can experience concrete nouns with your five senses: you see them, hear them, smell them, taste them, and feel them. For example, bottle, car, hammer, magnet, table, ball, etc.

​Now look around you and find some concrete nouns in your classroom.

Concrete
Nouns

An abstract noun is something that exists but can't physically be touched. For example: love, happiness, bravery, opinion, strength, etc.

​Now think of your own examples of abstract nouns.

Abstract
Nouns

​Let's Play!

Multiple Choice

Ireland is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

father is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

mouse is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

anxiety is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

h is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

Mr. O'Brien is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

cousin is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

stone is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

London is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

Adam is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

flower is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

table is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

car is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

National Day is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

chair is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

sister is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

Eve is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

Jason is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

health is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

anger is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

book is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

shoe is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

UAE is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

poverty is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Multiple Choice

intelligence is ...

• a proper noun.

• a common noun

• an abstract noun

Exit Ticket

In your English notebook, choose 5 nouns you liked the most from today's lesson and use them in complete meaningful sentences. Write what type of noun you have used next to the sentence.