Singular Plural Noun Go Fish Activity
Play this singular plural noun go fish activity with 1st through 3rd grade students to match one and more than one with -s and -es. Answer key included.
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Description
This singular plural noun go fish activity turns a favorite card game into noun practice. A singular noun names one person, place or thing, and a plural noun names more than one. Children match each singular card with its plural partner and learn when a word adds -s and when it adds -es.
The printable pack includes 24 picture cards that make 12 pairs, such as cat and cats or fox and foxes. Each pair uses the same picture, shown once on the singular card and three times on the plural card, so children can see what “more than one” means. Play Game 1 by sorting the cards onto the One and More Than One sort mat, then play Game 2, Go Fish, by asking classmates for matching cards. Use it at a literacy center, with partners or in a small group.
What’s Included
- Colorful cover page
- How to Use page with prep tips, rules for two games and extension ideas
- 24 picture cards (12 singular and plural pairs)
- One and More Than One sort mat
- 1st grade practice worksheet: choose the -s or -es ending
- Game key with card pairs and a practice answer key
Why Kids Love It
- Go Fish is a game children already know and love.
- Pictures make the difference between one and more than one easy to see.
- Two games in one pack keep practice fresh all week.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
This 1st grade nouns activity works well for first through third grade. Start with the sort mat, then move to Go Fish once children know the pairs. Ask players to say each pair out loud, like one box and three boxes, and to tell which ending they hear. Older students can list more words that add -es, such as dish and dishes. Finish with the practice page for a quick check on the singular plural noun go fish activity skills.
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