Nouns kindergarten

These noun activities for first grade kids will get your students engaged and learning with games, anchor charts, pocket chart sorts and worksheets.

Yes, I know it is late in the year, but my little ones are still struggling to know what and when to capitalize something. I found this example of a capitalization anchor chart at First Grade Fresh and decided to make one on the computer (since I am NOT an artist of even the basic kind--that is my little sister's job). Here is what I came up with: Click here to get your copy. Enjoy!

In the Journey's reading series, we introduce nouns within the first couple of weeks of school. I introduce nouns over three weeks. The f...

In the Journey's reading series, we introduce nouns within the first couple of weeks of school. I introduce nouns over three weeks. The first week we only do people nouns, the second week we teach pl

In our reading series this week, we have been talking about fantasy and things in stories that are real and make believe. Our story this week was Pouch, but I wasn't crazy about it and wanted my kids to understand fantasy a little bit better, so I pulled out a lesson from last year. Yesterday, we read the classic Little Red Riding Hood. We talked about the parts of the story that were real and the parts that were make believe. This story really helped because there are some far fetched…

PRIMARY GRAMMAR: UNIT 1 Is it really necessary to teach primary students grammar? Without a doubt, my answer is YES . Teaching young children the way our language works is incredibly important. This will help them be better readers and better writers, because they understand the basic founda

For this activity I wrote sentences on sentence strips. We read the sentences aloud together and then they helped me find the nouns by addin...

Use the Fall Noun Sort printables to engage your students in learning by having them sort picture cards into person, place, thing or animal in a pocketchart.

I can't believe it's only Tuesday...Seriously? I already feel like I need the weekend for a break. Part of the problem is that it was my day for some of my Littles to take the WELPA. It's a language test for the ELL Littles. Don't ask what it stands for cause I really don't know. I am sure that I have been told in numerous meetings, but it didn't stick :) This afternoon, 13 of my Littles were pulled to take this test. The 13 Littles that weren't ELL stayed with me. It's one of those…