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Exploring Nouns: Concrete, Abstract, Common and Proper Nouns

Learn about different types of nouns - concrete, abstract, common, and proper nouns. Discover the characteristics and examples of each type in an engaging and interactive way.

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Exploring Nouns: Concrete, Abstract, Common and Proper Nouns

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  1. Nothing but Nouns

  2. Nouns A noun is a person, place, thing or idea. A noun is often “clued” by the words “an” “a” and “the” Anape on thebike hit abird with arock at theend of the long road. We will learn about: concrete nouns and abstract nouns common nouns and proper nouns singular nouns and plural nouns collective nouns possessive nouns Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  3. Rockin’ Out with NOUNS! • Let’s see a mini introduction to NOUNS! • Remember some of the nouns you see… • Feel free to sing along!

  4. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qk4N5kkifGQ

  5. A noun is a person, place, thing or idea… Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  6. YOUR TURN…. Click HERE to play the Balloon Noun Game! Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  7. Your Turn!

  8. Concrete and Abstract Nouns Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  9. Concrete vs. Abstract Nouns • A concrete noun is a noun that can be experienced with your five senses. You can touch, smell, see, hear or taste a concrete noun. • An abstract noun can not be experienced with your five senses. An abstract noun exists, but you cannot see it, taste it, smell it, touch it or hear it. Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  10. Concrete Nouns • A concrete noun can be experienced with one or more of your five senses. • An orange is a concrete noun. You can see an orange, taste one, smell one, touch one. • A whistle is a concrete noun. You can hear it, see it, and touch it. Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  11. Find the concrete nouns in the following sentences. I found the dog in the park next to school. Katie showed Billy the picture of his new computer.

  12. Abstract Nouns Abstract nouns aren’t detected by your five senses. Honesty is an example of an abstract noun. What color is honesty? You don't know because you cannot see it. What texture is honesty? Who knows? You cannot touch it. What flavor is honesty? No clue! You cannot taste it! Does it make a sound? Of course not! Does it smell? Not a bit! Honesty is an abstract noun! Other abstract nouns: anger, peace, hate, pride, sympathy, bravery, success, courage, beauty, fun, loyalty pain, knowledge, trust, education, friendship, intelligence Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  13. Find the abstract nouns in the following sentences. The teacher had trust in her students. There was a lot of excitement the week before the Christmas holidays. The trumpet player had great talent.

  14. YOUR TURN…Find the concrete and abstract nouns… The mother felt love for her baby and she had much happiness when the child laughed while playing with the toy. The soldier held his gun tightly as he walked into the city. He felt hatred for his enemy but dreaded the thought of causing pain. He hated war and wished he could go home. Angie was sad that her friend Lily was moving to Florida. She was filled with sorrow at the thought of losing her friendship. She looked at her watch. Where had the time gone? She had spent all night on the computer doing her homework! Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  15. Common and Proper Nouns Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  16. Common Nouns vs. Proper Nouns • A common noun is an ordinary person, place or thing. A common noun is not capitalized. (boy, city, house) • A proper noun is a specific person, place or thing. A proper noun is capitalized. (Sam, Ann Arbor, The White House) Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  17. Common Noun and Proper Noun • holiday = common noun • Valentine’s Day = proper noun Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  18. Common Noun and Proper Noun • tower = common noun • Eiffel Tower = proper noun Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  19. Common Noun and Proper Noun • doctor = a common noun • Dr. Ed Jones = a proper noun Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  20. Common and Proper Nouns • doctor • lady • building • shoe • college • girl • boy • Dr. Paine • Mrs. Jones • The Capital Building • Adidas • Michigan State University • Mary • James Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  21. Your Turn…Click HERE to Play the Common and Proper Noun Game… Walsh Publishing Co. 2009

  22. Common and Proper

  23. Collective Nouns Collective nouns name groups (things) made up of members (usually people or animals).

  24. Look at each picture. Choose the correct collective noun to describe the picture.

  25. #1 I see a _________ of wolves.Herd, pack or flock

  26. #2I see a ____________ of cattle. Herd, pack, or flock

  27. #3I see a ______ of seagulls.Herd, school, or flock

  28. #4I see a _________ of killer whales.Herd, flock, or pod

  29. #5There is a __________of ants.Herd, flock, or colony

  30. #6I see a ________of dogs.Swarm, school, or team

  31. #7The mother cat had a _______of baby kittens.Flock, pod, or litter

  32. #8I went to the zoo and saw a ___________ of gorillas.Pod, flock, or troop

  33. #9I was annoyed by the ________of flies.Swarm, herd, or flock

  34. #10I saw the ____________ of fish swimming in the pond.Swarm, school, or herd

  35. Activityp. 38/ Review 1-10 Using the Post-Its on your desk… • a common noun • a proper noun • a concrete noun • an abstract noun- create your own • a collective noun- there are only 3

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