Kindergarten Nouns Worksheets
18 printable Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheets on Nouns. Every sheet has an answer key — 18 in all. 3 activity types: Cut And Glue Sort, Look And Circle, Read And Draw. The first three worksheets are free to download; All Access opens the rest and every answer key.
On these sheets: I had a hat; cup, bed, map and cat; people, animals and things; Tom had a doll; and more in the full list below. Each sheet is marked with the week it was written for: weeks 11 to 35 of Phonics, Decoding, and Early Fluency, Kindergarten.
What is in this set: Read And Draw (9), Look And Circle (6) and Cut And Glue Sort (3).
Practice pages support a program; they are not the lesson. These sheets reinforce Grammar Garden — Kindergarten, the dedicated K–5 language and writing curriculum from Faith Readers. See every program →
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Includes 3 activity types: Cut And Glue Sort, Look And Circle, Read And Draw.
All 18 worksheets in this set
- Read And Draw 1: I had a hat. Free PDF
- Look And Circle 1: cup, bed, map and cat Free PDF
- Cut And Glue Sort 1: people, animals and things Free PDF
- Read And Draw 2: Tom had a doll.
- Read And Draw 3: The cat had a cap.
- Read And Draw 4: Ken can dig.
- Look And Circle 2: sock, bag, pan and web
- Read And Draw 5: Dad can jog up the hill.
- Look And Circle 3: ax, bed, pan and cat
- Cut And Glue Sort 2: people, animals and things
- Read And Draw 6: A cat is sick.
- Look And Circle 4: sock, hat, web and pot
- Read And Draw 7: It is a red hen.
- Look And Circle 5: sun, fish, duck and cup
- Cut And Glue Sort 3: people, animals and things
- Read And Draw 8: Meg has a rag.
- Look And Circle 6: sock, pot, bag and cat
- Read And Draw 9: Meg has a red hen.
Teaching Nouns
What it is
A noun names a person, place, thing, or idea: teacher, church, book, courage.
When a child is ready
Teach nouns once the child writes simple sentences and can talk about what a sentence is about.
If they struggle
Start with things the child can point to, then places, then people, then ideas last. Hunting for nouns in a favorite book makes the category concrete.
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