Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Plural Nouns and Silly Sentences

Another cold day- 2 days in a row!  So, naturally I re-vamped and and updated a word work lesson from last year's plural noun work.

My students last year really enjoyed this activity, and it gave them a few laughs during our reading/word work block.  The parent helper that worked at this station, said the kids had a lot of fun and some practice with creating plural nouns.

Students select a subject card and a predicate card.  When combined, they form a sentence- a silly sentence.  Now the catch is that students need to write their newly created sentence on a recording sheet correctly.  Each card has a word that is underlined.  The underlined word needs to be changed to its plural form.  Students will need to have experience with making words that end with -f, -y, -x, -o, -sh, and -ch plural.




Enjoy!

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