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    The document defines a noun as a name for a person, place, thing, animal, or event. It then provides examples of common nouns within each category, including people like Carmila and Marvin, places like the Philippines and Korea, things like cellphones and spoons, animals like rabbits and lions, and events like birthdays and anniversaries. The document concludes by suggesting that when introducing nouns, teachers can have students name objects in the room and explain that those are all nouns, which are words used to refer to people, places, and things.

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    The document defines a noun as a name for a person, place, thing, animal, or event. It then provides examples of common nouns within each category, including people like Carmila and Marvin, places like the Philippines and Korea, things like cellphones and spoons, animals like rabbits and lions, and events like birthdays and anniversaries. The document concludes by suggesting that when introducing nouns, teachers can have students name objects in the room and explain that those are all nouns, which are words used to refer to people, places, and things.

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    Noun

    is a name of
    person, a
    place, a
    thing, an
    animal or an
    event.
    Person
    girl
    boy
    grandmother
    uncle
    nephew
    Carmila
    Marvin
    Angelito
    Franz
    Amber
    Place
    church
    market
    bank
    park
    hospital
    Philippines
    Korea
    Italy
    Japan
    Canada
    Thing
    cellphone
    spoon
    notebook
    plate
    ballpen
    charger
    laptop
    bag
    paper
    dress
    Animal
    rabbit
    horse
    lion
    sheep
    carabao
    butterfly
    eagle
    snake
    dog
    elephant
    Event
    birthday
    anniversary
    wedding
    festival
    family day
    outing
    christmas party
    Christmas
    New Year
    Teachers Day
    How do you introduce a noun to a lesson?

    To illustrate your point, ask students to look around the room and name objects. Then explain that
    all of those objects are nouns. You can say, “Nouns are the words we use for people, places, and
    things. So when you pointed out your desk, you were using a noun.”

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