Abstract and Concrete Nouns Partner Games

Identifying nouns worksheets for grade 1 is excellent for practicing grammar skills.

Students identify the suffixes ‘ly’ and understand how it influences the meaning of words. Encourage your students to discuss the importance of base words changed by suffixes.

Students identify the prefix ‘dis’ and understand how it influences the meaning of words. Encourage your students to discuss the importance of base words changed by the prefix.

Grain is a concrete noun that third-grade students will practice with this worksheet and learn to write explanatory sentences.

Prefix and suffix activities for 3rd grade students. Students identify and understand how prefix and suffix influence the meaning of words.

This worksheet asks children to label stages of the butterfly life cycle in the correct spots. Children are encouraged to check their answers against the butterfly life cycle poster.

With this grammar worksheet, third-grade students will practice concrete noun words and practice writing explanatory sentences.

Teaching abstract nouns in third grade? In this worksheet, students will learn the abstract noun of patriot and get lots of practice.

What is an abstract noun of a child? It is childhood. With this worksheet, your third-grader will learn to identify nouns.

In this worksheet on abstract nouns, third-grade students will practice the noun faith. Is it a concrete or abstract noun? Let’s find out!

With this worksheet, kids will identify, explain and use the noun boy. They will complete six activities and write explanatory sentences.

Are you looking for abstract nouns exercises worksheet for your third-grader? With this worksheet, she gets lots of practice.

With this grammar worksheet, third-grade students will practice abstract and concrete nouns. Is island an abstract or concrete noun?

This teacher reading passage is perfect for second-grade students. Students are instructed to read the story about Teacher Tamara and answer questions.

This grammar worksheet will help third-graders get creative in their writing and using abstract or concrete nouns.