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One and More Than One: Noun Picture Cards

Use paired pictures to name one item and more than one. Regular and irregular plural examples and blank templates support teacher-led practice.
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Cactus and cacti picture card: one flowering plant beside a pair of them, so students can name the singular and plural
Flash card to start the irregular plurals lesson
Child and children card: one girl in a red dress beside a matching pair, for saying the singular and plural forms
Speech drill for practising a word-change plural aloud
Deer picture card: one spotted animal with antlers beside a matching pair, for a noun whose plural form never changes
Discussion card for nouns that stay the same in the plural
Fish picture card: one smiling rainbow swimmer with bubbles beside a matching pair, showing a noun used for one and many
Contrast card to pair with the deer example
Foot and feet card: one green footprint beside a matching pair, for practising a plural made by a vowel change
ESL vocabulary card for body-part plurals
Goose and geese picture card: one white bird beside a matching pair, so students can say the vowel-change plural
Rhyming follow-up to the foot and feet card
Half and halves card: one star with its left side shaded yellow beside a matching pair, for an f-to-ves plural
Visual prompt linking the plural word to shaded parts of a shape
Knife and knives card: one kitchen blade with a wooden handle beside a smaller pair, for a plural where f changes to v
Spelling pattern card for words ending in -fe
Leaf and leaves card: one green grape-vine piece with a stem beside a matching pair, so students name one and many
Sorting card for a group of words that change f to ves
Loaf and loaves picture card: a single sandwich bread beside a matching pair, for saying the singular and plural aloud
Review card to finish the naming game
Grades
Kindergarten, Grades 1–2
Pages
20
File type
PDF

Updated Feb 21, 2024

Subject
Speech Therapy, Pre-Reading, Special Education Needs (SEN), ESL, Grammar, Vocabulary, Special Resources, Language Development, ELA
Resource types
Lesson Plans, Flashcards
Ontario expectations
B3.2 — demonstrate an understanding of the functions of parts of…

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Use paired singular and plural pictures for teacher-led naming practice. The 20-page PDF includes regular and irregular noun examples, green/red card borders and blank templates. Pictures have no printed noun labels.

Model a spoken word pair, then invite students to name and compare the pictures. Print and separate cards for individual, small-group or whole-class activities.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Name singular and plural forms represented by the pictures.

Teaching tips

  • Model one word pair before inviting students to name and compare the other pairs.

Skills covered

  • Oral noun comparison — compare a one-item picture with its more-than-one partner.

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Ontario curriculum expectations

Ontario expectations

  • B3.2 — demonstrate an understanding of the functions of parts of speech in sentences, including common singular and plural nouns, using the pronoun “I”, the past, present, and future verb tenses, common adjectives and adverbs, and common conjunctions, and use this knowledge to support comprehension and communicate meaning clearly

Core concepts

  • Singular and plural nouns
  • Regular and irregular plurals

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Speech Therapy Pre-Reading Special Education Needs (SEN) ESL Grammar Vocabulary

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