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Name the Animals

Identifying nouns
4.6 (11 reviews)
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What nouns do you see?
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Think about the sound you hear at the beginning of the word "parrot." What letter goes with that sound?
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Get your supplies.
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Add a sticky note for each letter.
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Discuss: Sound out the first sound. What letter goes with this sound?
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Write the letter b.
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Discuss: Sound out the middle sound. What letter goes with
this sound?
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Write the letter a.
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Discuss: Sound out the end sound. What letter goes with this sound?
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Write the letter t.
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Get ready to write more nouns.
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Get your supplies.
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Write your name on your worksheet.
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Find the first sound of the word "moth."
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Trace the noun.
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Find the first letter of the word "hippo."
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Trace the noun.
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Color in the animals.
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a word that is an animal, a person, place, or thing
Name the Animals
Identifying nouns
4.6 (11 reviews)

Students will...

Print Prep
  • learn that a noun is a word for an animal, person, place, thing.

  • practice sounding out a noun.

  • trace two nouns.

Vocabulary

Vocabulary

Student slideshow
What you’ll need for student
Bat printout 1 per 98 students
Nouns worksheet 1 per student
Crayons for students to share
2 per student
Markers
1 per class
Sticky Notes
3 per 98 students
Prep Instructions

For the first part of the activity (where the class sounds out the word “bat”), all students will need to be able to see the bat printout and sticky notes posted on a wall, board, or other surface.

Standards

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Introduction

5 mins

Writing Activity

15 mins

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Kinder Lessons Lesson 6: Name the Animals

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