Summary
Shows how to make nouns plural by adding -s or -es, and previews a few tricky cases. Builds early grammar skills.
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Teaching resources
Discussion questions
Talk about it
A plural noun means more than one. Usually you add -s (cat → cats); after some endings you add -es (box → boxes).
- What is the plural of 'dog'? Of 'bus'?
- Why do we add -es to 'box' instead of just -s?
- Can you find a plural noun in a book near you?
Quick work-a-long
Vocabulary: noun, singular, plural, -es.
Try it: Write the plural of: cat, wish, ball, fox. Read them aloud.