Printable Worksheets for Learning All About Nouns

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January 16, 2023

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One of the first parts of speech that children learn is nouns. Giving your children a nouns worksheet is a great way to get some extra practice with this new grammar concept.

Printable Worksheets for Learning All About Nouns text with scrabble tiles spelling noun.

What is a Noun?

Nouns are the most common parts of speech that you will teach your children when they are learning how to write. A noun names a person, place, thing or an idea. Nouns are usually the main subject in a sentence.

If your children are wondering if a word is a noun they can do a simple noun test by looking up the word in a dictionary. Most of the dictionaries will mark words with the abbreviations n or sub. N which shows that word is a noun. 

Types of Nouns

There are lots of different types of nouns found in the English language. You can divide these words up into 8 basic categories. 

  • Common Nouns: car
  • Proper Nouns: Florida
  • Singular Nouns: bike
  • Plural Nouns: bikes
  • Concrete Nouns: bed
  • Abstract Nouns: love
  • Compound Nouns: firefighter
  • Collective Nouns: deer

Nouns Worksheets

When introducing a new concept in English I like to give my children some grammar worksheets for extra practice. Printable noun worksheets will give your children plenty of practice with identifying nouns and being given examples of nouns to refer back to.

We’ve searched the internet to compile this HSG FREE Resource Roundup list of Noun Worksheets for you

Basic Nouns Worksheets

Write a Noun for Each Letter in the Alphabet – Practice writing a noun for each letter in the entire alphabet. 

Kindergarten Noun Printable – This free grammar worksheet will have your kindergarteners identifying a type of noun in the sentences given.

Singular & Plural Nouns Worksheets

Plural Nouns Practice Sheet – Get some extra practice converting nouns and learn how to form plural nouns.

Practice Singular and Plural Noun Rules – Learn the rules on how to change nouns from their singular form to their plural form.

Noun Cut and Paste Printables

Noun Cut and Paste PDF – Great for early learners, your little ones will cut the pictures out and sort them by person, place, or thing. 

Fun Noun Sort – Cut out the pictures and sort them by person, place or thing. There are even animal noun vocabulary worksheets for extra noun practice.

Irregular Nouns Practice

Irregular Plural Nouns Printable – Read the original sentences and figure out the plural form of the irregular nouns.

Match the Irregular Plural Nouns – Figure out the plural form of the nouns and fill in the blanks to make complete sentences. 

Noun Task Cards

Classifying Nouns Practice – Classify the list of nouns and put them in the proper category to identify the words that are a person, place or thing.

Noun Scoot Cards – A fun and fast paced way to review nouns is with these plural nouns Scoot game task cards.

Common and Proper Nouns Worksheets

Common Nouns PDF – Your younger children will identify nouns in this worksheet for K and 1st grade.

The Commoner Common Nouns  – Give your kids this worksheet to choose if the noun is a common or proper noun.

Proper Nouns and Capitalization Printables

Practice Capitalizing Proper Nouns – Have your students capitalize the name of a person and the proper nouns in the sentences.

Rewriting and Capitalizing Proper and Common Nouns – This proper nouns worksheet will have your child capitalize the proper nouns and write and copy the sentences correctly.

Need more capitalization help? Download a free capitalization practice worksheet.

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Abstract and Concrete Nouns Worksheets

Notice the Difference between Abstract and Concrete Nouns – This abstract nouns worksheet will give your children extra practice with knowing the difference between abstract and concrete nouns. 

Concrete and Abstract Noun Sort – Sort the nouns into the proper categories by which is concrete and which is abstract.

Collective Nouns Practice

Writing Collective Nouns – Elementary students will practice writing which nouns are collective with this collective nouns worksheet. 

Fill-In Collective Nouns – Complete each sentence by filling the sentences with a word from the word bank. 

Classifying Nouns Practice Sheets

Sort the Common and Proper Nouns – Learn how to distinguish between common and proper nouns by reading a story and picking out the common nouns.

People, Places and Things Classification – Identify the words that name a person, place or thing and put them in the correct column.

Possessive Nouns PDF Printables

Rewriting Possessive Nouns – Underline the correct possessive noun and rewrite the sentence on the lines.

Middle School Possessive Noun Practice – This possessive nouns worksheet will have your student circle the possessive noun in the given sentence.

Identifying Nouns Worksheets PDF

A good way to identify nouns is by having your child name a collection of things by a certain category of items such as books or toys. Some examples of nouns would be: rubber duck, car, doll, marbles. Another help for identifying nouns is with free noun worksheets pdf to download and print for extra practice.

Identifying Nouns in Sentences

Identifying Nouns – rename title and describe

Complete the Sentence with Nouns – Help your children get familiar with identifying nouns that could be found in a forest. 

Need more sentence help? Download some free sentence writing worksheets.

Identifying Simple Nouns as a Person, Place or Thing

Neighborhood Nouns – Name the people, and things you would find in your neighborhood worksheet.

Label the Regular Nouns – Practice labeling regular nouns as a person, place, thing or idea.

Identifying Common and Proper Nouns

Identify Proper and Common Nouns Activity – Fill in the blanks and complete the sentences with the plural forms of this special nouns.

Following Directions Proper Nouns PDF – Follow the directions to capitalize and write the proper nouns.

Identify Singular and Plural Nouns

Singular and Plural Nouns Printables – Determine if the noun given is a singular or plural noun. 

Recognize Singular or Plural Nouns = Use this worksheet to help your children recognize what type of noun is in the sentence. 

Printable Nouns Activities

Noun Review Time  – Printable general review activity to help your children identify nouns. 

Types of Nouns Activity Pack – This packet focuses on the many different types of nouns with cut and paste activities and free printable nouns worksheets.

Nouns Games

Simple Name a Noun Game – Print out this simple board game to give your kids some hands-on fun with nouns. 

Balloon Noun Online Game – Move the mouse over the balloon and click the balloon that has a noun that matches the sentence that comes up at the top.

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