This document is an English lesson from Sacred Heart Learning and Formation Center in Bohol, Philippines about identifying common and proper nouns. It provides examples of common nouns like soldier, squirrel, and table versus proper nouns like Lisa, Crayola, and Friday. Students are asked to complete activities that involve matching common and proper nouns, underlining and double underlining the different noun types in sentences, and coloring nouns on a word list. The objective is to learn the difference between common and proper nouns and use correct capitalization.
This document is an English lesson from Sacred Heart Learning and Formation Center in Bohol, Philippines about identifying common and proper nouns. It provides examples of common nouns like soldier, squirrel, and table versus proper nouns like Lisa, Crayola, and Friday. Students are asked to complete activities that involve matching common and proper nouns, underlining and double underlining the different noun types in sentences, and coloring nouns on a word list. The objective is to learn the difference between common and proper nouns and use correct capitalization.
This document is an English lesson from Sacred Heart Learning and Formation Center in Bohol, Philippines about identifying common and proper nouns. It provides examples of common nouns like soldier, squirrel, and table versus proper nouns like Lisa, Crayola, and Friday. Students are asked to complete activities that involve matching common and proper nouns, underlining and double underlining the different noun types in sentences, and coloring nouns on a word list. The objective is to learn the difference between common and proper nouns and use correct capitalization.
This document is an English lesson from Sacred Heart Learning and Formation Center in Bohol, Philippines about identifying common and proper nouns. It provides examples of common nouns like soldier, squirrel, and table versus proper nouns like Lisa, Crayola, and Friday. Students are asked to complete activities that involve matching common and proper nouns, underlining and double underlining the different noun types in sentences, and coloring nouns on a word list. The objective is to learn the difference between common and proper nouns and use correct capitalization.
Objective : Identifying common and proper nouns and observing correct capitalization for proper nouns. Topic : Lesson 1 – A Newfound Friend (Common and Proper Nouns) References : LM – 2-13
Concept Notes & Examples
Words which are used as names of persons, animals, places, or things are called Nouns. Everything we can see or talk about is represented by a word that names it. That "naming" word is called a Noun. All naming words are Nouns. Examples of Nouns People: soldier, sister, teacher, aunt, cousin, lawyer etc. Animals: squirrel, rat, lizard, tiger, lion, camel, zebra etc. Places: house, London, park, beach, office, factory, shelter etc. Things: table, book, pen, pizza, book, flower, ring etc. Two Kinds of Nouns : Common and Proper Common nouns name a person, place, or thing. They do not begin with a capital letter. Proper nouns name a specific person, place, or thing. They always begin with a capital letter. Examples:
COMMON (General Name) PROPER (Specific Name)
holiday Christmas
park Rizal park
girl Lisa
crayon Crayola
day Friday
month June
dog Blacky
Teacher’s Note:
Kindly read your book on Lesson 1 pages 1-13 for more information and answer the activities pages ACTIVIT 12-14. Score will be recorded in the written task (30%) Y: A. Write a matching proper noun for the given common noun. Common noun Proper noun 1. watch
2. ball pen
3. bag
4. book
5. smartphone
6. teacher
7. classmate
8. notebook
9. town
10.classmate
B. Write a matching Common noun for the given proper noun.
Proper noun Common noun
1. Sacred Heart Learning Center
2. Ms. Zia Budiongan
3. Samsung
4. Ubay
5. Tuesday
6. December
7. Spaghetti
8. English
9. Philippines
10.Mahogany tree
C. Underline proper nouns and double underline common nouns.
Example: Mary and her mother go to the market.
1) Matthew collects Pokémon cards.
2) Leo and his sister visited the White House.
3) My mom took me to a movie at the Cineplex.
4) Your aunt Josephine brought cake for dessert.
5) Mimi is a great cat.
6) Siamese cats are generally shy.
7) The children watched Mickey Mouse and laughed.
8) My family will go to Canada’s Wonderland next summer.
9) Wear a coat when it is cold outside.
10) Nick asked Julie to join him.
D. Read each word. Color the common nouns green and the proper nouns yellow. Remember proper nouns begin in a capital letter.
pig bag August sister
mom Jane English fruit
Gold fish brother Philippines map
flag day girl Shark
Sr. Choi bus Mango Mr. Brown
song Roman Catholic Tiktok smartphone
Sacred Heart Jollibee Toyota motorcycle
ASSIGNMENT : List down 5 examples of Proper and Common nouns.
