Singular and Plural Nouns

Subject: Language Arts

Grade: 6

Theme: The Physical Environment and its Impact’

Sub-theme: Landforms

Focus Question: How do we use our expression to show our understanding of land formations and their impact on the environment?

A singular noun names one person, place, thing, or idea, while a plural noun names more than one person, place, thing, or idea.

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Activities

Tier 1

Change the singular nouns in each paragraph to plural nouns

1. Each estate had estate garden and the slave had their own kitchen garden as well as polnick- provision ground found in the hill, which were required by law. Slave kept pig and poultry and grew mango, plantain, ackee, okra, yam, and other ground provision.

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2. In Jamaica culture today, Africa lives on in the song and dance, the folk story, the religious practice, the festivity, the family relationship, value, physical gesture, the memory, and frustration carried over from two century of plantation life to the present.

3. The island has tall, green palm tree that help to protect the environment.

Tiers 2 & 3 complete numbers 1-5 of the following