Irregular plurals: select the word that matches the picture

Learning Objectives Identify the picture that shows more than one person, place, or thing. Recognize that some plural nouns do not end in -s or -es. Match a picture of multiple people to the word 'people'. Match a picture of multiple children to the word 'children'. Match a picture of multiple mice to the word 'mice'. Match a picture of multiple feet to the word 'feet'. Look! One mouse 🐭. What do we call two? 🐭🐭 Let's find out! Some words for more than one are special. They don't just add an 's'. We will learn these tricky words and match them to fun pictures! ✨ Real-World Applications Reading storybooks about many people or animals. Telling your friends about the fish you saw. Writing a story about a f...

TermDefinitionExample Person / PeopleOne is a person. 🧍 More than one are people. 🧍‍♀️🧍‍♂️🧍I see three people at the park. Child / ChildrenOne is a child. 🧒 More than one are children. 🧒👧👦The children are playing with blocks. Foot / FeetYou have one foot. 🦶 You have two feet. 🦶🦶My feet are cold! Tooth / TeethA baby has one tooth. 🦷 A grown-up has many teeth.I brush my teeth every morning. Mouse / MiceOne is a mouse. 🐭 More than one are mice. 🐭🐭🐭Three little mice ran by. Fish / FishOne is a fish. 🐠 More than one are also called fish! 🐠🐠Look at all the fish in the tank.

The No 'S' Rule Some words change in a special way for more than one. For words like 'child' or 'foot', we don't add 's'. We use a whole new word! Look and Count Rule Look at the picture. Count how many you see. 🔢 If you see more than one, you need the special plural word.