Grade 1 - Grammar

Grade 1 Singular and Plural Nouns Worksheet

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Singular and Plural Nouns

Grade 1 - Grammar - Building Confidence

Worksheet 1

  1. The three ____ are at the table.

  2. One ____ is at the sky.

  3. Read this sentence: The kites are at the sky. Is kites singular or plural?

  4. Which sentence names more than one peach?

  5. Write the plural noun to finish this sentence: I see six ____ near the basket.

  6. The two ____ are at the sky.

  7. One ____ is at the field.

  8. Read this sentence: The boxes are at the table. Is boxes singular or plural?

  9. Which sentence names more than one cat?

  10. Write the plural noun to finish this sentence: I see two ____ near the porch.

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About this worksheet

Singular nouns name one person, place, animal, or thing. Plural nouns name more than one. First graders often understand the idea when they see objects, yet writing the word can still be tricky because many plural nouns add s while words ending in s, x, ch, or sh may add es. This worksheet keeps the focus on meaning before spelling patterns. Children read complete sentences and decide whether the sentence needs one noun or more than one. They also choose and write the noun form that makes the sentence make sense. Remind your child to look at clues such as one, a, two, many, and the number of objects named. Say the sentence aloud with each answer when a choice feels close. Hearing “two fox” and “two foxes” helps a child notice which form belongs.

What your child will learn

  • Tell one from more than one
  • Use s and es endings
  • Match noun forms to number clues
  • Read plural nouns in context

Worked example

The sentence says, ‘Three buses stop here.’ Three means more than one, so buses is plural.

Common mistake

Using a singular noun after a number greater than one.

Helpful hint

Circle the word that tells how many.

Common and Proper Nouns

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with singular and plural nouns?
Using a singular noun after a number greater than one.
How can I help my child with singular and plural nouns?
Circle the word that tells how many.
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