COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE

NOUNS

RIGHT GRADE 5, YOU HAVE MADE IT THROUGH A WHOLE WEEK OF “LOCKDOWN” SCHOOL! I HOPE THAT YOU ENJOYED WHAT WE HAVE DONE THUS FAR AND THAT YOU ARE EXCITED TO LEARN EVEN MORE.

TODAY WE WILL BE LOOKING AT COUNTABLE & UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS.

AFTER YOU HAVE WATCHED THIS POWERPOINT PRESENTATION, I WANT YOU TO COMPLETE THE ACTIVITY AND THEREAFTER YOU ARE OFFICIALLY ON WEEKEND-MODE AND THEN YOU CAN REST ONCE AGAIN J

THIS LESSON WILL CONSIST OF:

CAN WE REMEMBER WHAT A NOUN IS?

WHOA!

A NOUN CAN BE DEFINED AS A PART OF SPEECH THAT NAMES A PERSON, PLACE, THING OR IDEA.

THERE ARE DIFFERENT TYPES OF NOUNS.

TO TEST IF A WORD IS A NOUN, YOU CAN USUALLY PUT THE ARTICLE A OR THE IN FRONT OF THE NOUN.

COUNTABLE NOUNS v We can count them

v You can put a/an in front of this nounv It usually takes on plural form

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNSv Things/food that we can NOT count

v CANNOT take on plural formv Usually categories:Furniture, clothes, money

v Food/ drinks:Milk, juice, rice

LET’S DO SOME EXAMPLES TOGETHER!

APPLECOUNTABLE

CELLPHONECOUNTABLE

WATERUNCOUNTABLE

COFFEEUNCOUNTABLE

HAPPINESSUNCOUNTABLE

UMBRELLACOUNTABLE

Uncountable nouns are nouns that we cannot count. They include

things, food and usually drinks. They cannot take on the plural form.

LET’S RECAP

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Countable nouns are those nouns that we can count. We can put a/an

in front of them and they usually take on plural form.

COUNTABLE NOUNS

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