Help your students learn to read and identify compound nouns with a printable colour-by-code worksheet.
Have a ‘Gum’ Ball With a Compound Noun Worksheet!
This fun compound words worksheet is the perfect resource to add to your English worksheet stockpile. The gumball theme makes it a fun and engaging resource designed to help your students practise their skills in identifying and reading compound words.
In this worksheet, students will look at the image on each gumball and determine if it represents a compound noun or a non-compound noun. They will then use the colour code next to the gumball machine and colour in the gumballs based on whether they are compound or non-compound words. This is a great resource to reinforce the concept of compound words.
An answer key is included with your download to make grading fast and easy!
What Are Compound Nouns? Compound Words?
Is there a difference between a compound noun and a compound word? Not really…a compound noun is simply a compound word that is built from two nouns, like the word ‘doghouse’. The general term compound word can refer to any combination of parts of speech used to create a compound word.
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Because this resource includes an answer sheet, we recommend you print one copy of the entire file. Then, make photocopies of the blank worksheet for students to complete.
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