One and More Than One Grammar Skill First

One and More Than One Grammar Skill First Grade Unit 2 Week 5 Created by Kristi Waltke

Let’s Review

Nouns are words that name people, places, things, and animals.

Some nouns name a special person, place, thing, or animal. These nouns are called proper nouns, and they begin with a capital letter. Tennessee Sam. City New York

People often have special titles that show respect for who they are or for the work they do. When a person’s special title is written with their name, use a capital letter at the beginning of the special title. Let’s look at some special titles. Officer Mr. Darby Vance Smith Dr. Principal Forgety Mrs. Ingle

The words for the days of the week, the months of the year, and holidays begin with a capital letter. Christmas Sunday Valentine’s. Friday Day Thursday February April November

Sometimes nouns name one thing. tree Sometimes nouns name more than one thing. trees

Let’s sort some words. Names One Names More Than One rabbit

Let’s sort some words. Names One rabbit Names More Than One pots

Let’s sort some words. Names One rabbit Names More Than One pots flower

Let’s sort some words. Names One rabbit flower Names More Than One pots birds

Let’s sort some words. Names One rabbit flower Names More Than One pots squirrels birds

Let’s sort some words. Names One rabbit flower Names More Than One pots pine cone birds squirrels

Let’s sort some words. Names One rabbit Did you notice that allflower the words that name more than end pineone cone with the letter s? Names More Than One pots birds squirrels

Many bugs eat leaves. Does the underlined word name one or more than one?

A woodpecker pecks for bugs. Does the underlined word name one or more than one?

Some bugs live in an old log. Does the underlined word name one or more than one?

Birds can get bugs from the log. Does the underlined word name one or more than one?

Learning about using nouns for one and more than one will help you become a super writer.