Elementary School Lessons

Notes #6

Words that can be counted are called countable name words.

Examples are apples, children, chairs.

Words that cannot be counted are called not countable name words.

Examples are sugar, rice, salt, juice.

LA Notes #6

Plural nouns

1. To make words mean more than one, add s.
   1. bag – bags
   2. shoe – shoes
2. To make name words ending in s, ss, ch, sh, x, and z mean more than one, add es.
   1. church – churches
   2. box – boxes

LA Notes #5

1. There are name words that do not particularly refer to a particular person, place, thing or animal. They are called not exact name words or common words or common nouns. These begin with a small letter.
2. Name words have special names. Each part of a special name begins with a capital letter. They are called exact name words or proper names or proper nouns because they give exact names.

English Notes #4

Nouns/Name Words:

1. There are words that name people: Julian, mother, cousin, friends

2. There are words that name places: Philippines, garden, park

3. There are words that name things: ship, cars, pencil, book

4. There are words that name animals: fish, dog, eagle

LA Notes #3

POLITE WORDS:

1. Excuse me.
2. Please.
3. I am sorry.
4. Good morning/afternoon,evening.
5. Thank you.

1. When you are polite, you make others feel good.
2. Whatever you say, say it sincerely and with feelings. Let it show on your face.

Listening Politely:

1. Sit straight.

2. Look at the person speaking.

3. Pay attention to what is being said.

4. Think about what you are hearing.

Speaking in Front of Other People:

1. Stand up straight.

2. Say your words clearly.

3. Speak loud so that they can hear you.

4. Look at the person/persons you are talking with.