Abstract Nouns Through Examples and Practice

 
Hi! Come
inside and we
will learn about
abstract nouns
.
 
Today we will learn 
what
abstract nouns
 
are by:
Reading and participating
in a power-point.
 
Abstract nouns 
are important
to learn because they are a
part of speech, and parts of
speech help you become a
better writer.
 
You already know what
nouns are. Today you will
learn what 
abstract nouns
are.
 
Let’s practice what you
already know!
 
Baby
 
jump
A 
noun
 is a person, place,
thing, feeling or idea.
An 
abstract noun 
is a
person, place, thing, feeling
or idea that you cannot 
see
or 
touch
.
A 
noun
 is a person, place,
thing or idea.
An 
abstract noun 
is a
person, place, thing or idea
that you cannot 
_____ 
or
______
.
The lion roared with anger.
Abstract n
ouns
 in a
sentence.
 
A
b
s
t
r
a
c
t
 
n
o
u
n
s
 
i
n
 
a
s
e
n
t
e
n
c
e
.
I opened my gifts with happiness.
 
A
b
s
t
r
a
c
t
 
n
o
u
n
s
 
i
n
 
a
s
e
n
t
e
n
c
e
.
I hope there is no homework.
Abstract n
ouns
 in a
sentence.
The odor from his shoe was stinky
.
Abstract n
ouns
 in a
sentence.
 
M
y
 
d
a
d
 
c
a
n
t
 
w
a
i
t
 
f
o
r
 
t
h
e
 
h
o
l
i
d
a
y
s
.
Abstract n
ouns
 in a
sentence.
The turtle had no energy after
walking a mile.
Abstract n
ouns
 in a
sentence.
Buster had a dream he was eating
a bone.
Abstract nouns 
are important
to learn because they are a
part of speech, and parts of
speech help you become a
better writer.
 
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Dive into the world of abstract nouns with this interactive lesson featuring definitions, examples, and sentences demonstrating their use. Enhance your understanding of language and become a better writer through grasping the concept of abstract nouns.

  • Abstract nouns
  • Language learning
  • Parts of speech
  • Writing skills
  • Interactive lesson

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  1. Hi! Come inside and we will learn about abstract nouns.

  2. Today we will learn what abstract nouns are by: Reading and participating in a power-point.

  3. Abstract nouns are important to learn because they are a part of speech, and parts of speech help you become a better writer.

  4. You already know what nouns are. Today you will learn what abstract nouns are. Let s practice what you already know! Baby jump

  5. A noun is a person, place, thing, feeling or idea. An abstract noun is a person, place, thing, feeling or idea that you cannot see or touch.

  6. A noun is a person, place, thing or idea. An abstract noun is a person, place, thing or idea that you cannot _____ or ______.

  7. Abstract nouns in a sentence. The lion roared with anger.

  8. Abstract nouns in a sentence. I opened my gifts with happiness.

  9. Abstract nouns in a sentence. I hope there is no homework.

  10. Abstract nouns in a sentence. The odor from his shoe was stinky.

  11. Abstract nouns in a sentence. My dad can t wait for the holidays.

  12. Abstract nouns in a sentence. The turtle had no energy after walking a mile.

  13. Abstract nouns in a sentence. Buster had a dream he was eating a bone.

  14. Abstract nouns are important to learn because they are a part of speech, and parts of speech help you become a better writer.

  15. http://www.brainpopjr.com/readingandwriting/wor d/nouns/

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