A second easy practice sheet that reinforces the same skill using fresh examples so first graders do not just memorize answers. Part A combines fill-in-the-blank and true or false items featuring 'teacher,' 'Saturday,' and the definition of a proper noun as naming a specific person, place, or thing. Part B asks students to label 'cat,' 'Texas,' and 'river' as common or proper, building confidence through repetition with new words.
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Nouns: Common and Proper
Part A: Fill in the Blank and True or False
Write the missing word or circle True or False.
1. A proper noun names a specific person, place, or thing.
2. The word 'teacher' is a common noun.
3. The word 'Saturday' is a proper noun.
4. A common noun names any person, place, or thing.
5. The word 'book' names a thing.
6. The word 'girl' is a proper noun.
True False
7. Days of the week are proper nouns.
True False
8. Common nouns need a capital letter.
True False
9. The word 'Mr. Brown' is a proper noun.
True False
Part B: Name the Noun Type
Write common or proper for each noun.
1. cat = common noun
2. Texas = proper noun
3. river = common noun
Nouns: Common and Proper
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank and True or False
Write the missing word or circle True or False.
1) A proper noun names a specific person, place, or thing.
2) The word 'teacher' is a common noun.
3) The word 'Saturday' is a proper noun.
4) A common noun names any person, place, or thing.
5) The word 'book' names a thing.
6) The word 'girl' is a proper noun.
True
False
7) Days of the week are proper nouns.
True
False
8) Common nouns need a capital letter.
True
False
9) The word 'Mr. Brown' is a proper noun.
True
False
★ Part B: Name the Noun Type
Write common or proper for each noun.
1) cat = common noun
2) Texas = proper noun
3) river = common noun
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