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Grade 1 Grammar Worksheet
Circle the proper noun in each sentence.
Lena packs a lunch.
On Monday, we pick apples.
Scout chased the ball quickly.
We swim in the pool on Tuesday.
Noah feeds the ducks.
Friday is a sunny day.
Mittens naps on the soft rug.
Kai found a shiny shell.
A common noun names any person, place, animal or thing, such as girl, dog or hat. A proper noun is the special name of one of them, such as Maya, Rex or Monday, and it starts with a capital letter. Telling them apart is the first step to knowing when a capital letter is needed. On this grade 1 worksheet each line is a short sentence with exactly one proper noun and one common noun, and your child circles one word from a row of words in the sentence.
Odd-numbered versions ask for the proper noun and even-numbered versions ask for the common noun, so each sheet asks one question from top to bottom. Ask your child: is it the special name of one?
Common Core standard: L.1.1.B
Maya has a red hat. Maya is the special name of one girl, so it is a proper noun. Hat is a general name, so it is a common noun.
Choosing the first noun in the sentence, or thinking a day of the week is a common noun.
Ask: is it the special name of one person, pet or day, or a name for any one?
Choosing the first noun in the sentence, or thinking a day of the week is a common noun.
Ask: is it the special name of one person, pet or day, or a name for any one?
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Similar: Singular and Plural Nouns · Pronouns
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