How many sweets?

Nouns – countable and uncountable

1. What’s the word?

Write the word under the pictures.

apple eggs cheese milk rice bread

grapes pasta orange juice sandwich tomato sweets

apple

2. True or false?
Watch the video. Circle true or false for these sentences.

a. Kitty and Gran have an apple. true false

b. They have some rice. true false

c. They don’t have any grapes. true false

d. They have some apple juice. true false

e. They decide to make a sandwich. true false

f. Kitty can have five sweets. true false

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3. Where does it go?
Watch the video. Write these words in the correct group.

apples eggs cheese milk rice bread

grapes pasta orange juice sandwiches tomatoes sweets

countable nouns uncountable nouns

apples

4. Write and draw!

What’s in your cupboard? What’s in your fridge? Draw pictures and write
sentences!

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