____ nouns that name people, places, things, ideas, and feelings that we CANNOT use our senses with. We cannot see, hear, smell, touch, taste, and/or buy them.

• Abstract nouns

• Common nouns

• Concrete nouns

• Proper nouns

• Articles

Which word is an abstract noun and common noun?

• He was eating an apple.

• Students were roller skating.

• She has a lot of IMAGINATION.

• We ate the pizza.

Which word is an abstract noun and proper noun?

• Cardozo EC is our school.

• Students need to explain what they have read.

• Dia De Los Muertos is a wonderful holiday!

• We saw an octopus.

Which word is an concrete noun and proper noun?

• Cardozo EC is our school.

• Students need to explain what they have read.

• Dia De Los Muertos is a wonderful holiday!

• We saw an octopus.

Which TWO words are NOT nouns?

• Cardozo EC is our school.

• Students need to explain what they have read.

• Dia De Los Muertos is a wonderful holiday!

• We saw an octopus.

Which word is a concrete noun and common noun?

• He was eating an apple.

• Students were roller skating.

• She has a lot of IMAGINATION.

• We ate the pizza.

Which word is an article?

• He was eating an apple.

• Students were roller skating.

• She has a lot of IMAGINATION.

• We ate the pizza.

____ nouns that are always capitalized because they refer to specific people, places, and things.

• Abstract nouns

• Common nouns

• Concrete nouns

• Proper nouns

• Articles

____ nouns that are only capitalized at the beginning of a sentence because they refer to general people, places, and things.

• Abstract nouns

• Common nouns

• Concrete nouns

• Proper nouns

• Articles

____ nouns that name people, places, and things we can use our senses with. We can see, hear, smell, touch, taste, and/or buy them.

• Abstract nouns

• Common nouns

• Concrete nouns

• Proper nouns

• Articles