Understanding Pluralization Rules

Edmark Lesson 25 focuses on teaching students how to form plural nouns by adding 's' to the end of singular nouns. The lesson begins with a review of word cards, followed by an explanation of the pluralization concept. Students are then given examples of singular nouns transformed into plurals, such as 'car' to 'cars' and 'boy' to 'boys'. The lesson includes an interactive activity where students locate plural words in a text. The session concludes with a summary of the key points covered.

Which word was NOT part of the word card review?

• airplane

• spoon

• chicken

• green

What does adding an 's' to a noun signify?

• It changes the word's tense

• It makes the word plural

• It makes the word a verb

• It makes the word singular

What sound does the letter 's' make when added to the end of a noun?

• sh

• z

• s

• ch

Which of the following words is correctly pluralized?

• car

• boy

• girl

• cars

Which word is NOT pluralized in the examples given?

• balls

• airplanes

• car

• boys

Where is the word 'girls' located in the text?

• After 'boys'

• Before 'boys'

• Before 'airplanes'

• After 'balls'

Which word is found after 'airplanes' in the text?

• balls

• cars

• boys

• girls

What is the last word mentioned in the lesson?

• girl

• ball

• cars

• airplane