Regular plurals: select the word that matches the picture

Learning Objectives Identify a picture showing one item (singular). Identify a picture showing more than one item (plural). Recognize that adding 's' to a word often means more than one. Match a singular noun word (e.g., 'apple') to a picture of one item. Match a plural noun word (e.g., 'apples') to a picture of many items. Choose the correct plural word from two options to match a picture. Do you see one star ⭐ or many stars? ⭐⭐⭐ Let's learn the magic words to talk about them! Today, we will learn about plural nouns. We will look at pictures and pick the right word. This helps us talk about all our favorite things! Real-World Applications Reading a story about three little pigs 🐷🐷🐷 Asking for two cookies 🍪🍪 Counting all y...

TermDefinitionExample NounA noun is a word for a thing, like a toy or an animal.The word `ball` ⚽ is a noun. SingularSingular means there is only one of something.one `cat` 🐈 PluralPlural means there is more than one of something.two `cats` 🐈🐈 PictureA picture is a drawing or a photo of something.This is a picture of a `sun` ☀️. MatchTo match means to find two things that go together.Match the word `dog` to the picture of a 🐕. SelectTo select means to choose the right answer.Select the word that means more than one.

The Magic 's' Rule noun + s = more than one To talk about more than one thing, we usually add an 's' to the end of the word. The Picture Matching Rule One item = word with no 's'. More than one item = word with an 's'. Look at the picture first. Count the items. Then, find the word that matches how many you see. The 'es' Rule for Hissing Sounds noun ending in ch, sh, s, x, z + es If a word ends with a hissing sound, add 'es' to make it plural. Like one `box` 📦 becomes two `boxes` 📦📦.