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Kindergarten Grammar Worksheet - Building Confidence
Circle the picture.
Which picture shows a person?
Which picture shows an animal?
Which picture shows a place?
Which picture shows a thing?
Which picture shows an animal?
Which picture shows a person?
Which picture shows a thing?
Which picture shows a place?
Kindergarten noun work begins with a simple oral idea: some words name the people, animals, places, and things around us. Children often recognize a familiar object but do not yet notice that its name belongs to a group. This worksheet works through pictures rather than reading. On the first level the child circles the picture that shows a person, an animal, a place, or a thing. Later levels read a short sentence aloud, such as Grandpa walks to the barn, and ask which picture is the place, or the person, or the animal in it.
The questions rotate between all four groups so noun does not come to mean only thing. Read each question aloud if reading slows the child down. Notice whether your child can say why a picture belongs to its group. Saying I can see a ___ can help test many concrete nouns without introducing a formal grammar rule too early.
Common Core standard: L.K.1.B
In ‘The dog runs,’ dog names an animal. Runs tells the action, so dog is the naming word.
Picking the action in a sentence, or a picture of the wrong group, instead of the one the question names.
Ask: is it someone, some animal, someplace, or something?
Picking the action in a sentence, or a picture of the wrong group, instead of the one the question names.
Ask: is it someone, some animal, someplace, or something?
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