Updated: 20 Oct 2020
A simple noun and verb sorting worksheet.
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Year: 1
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A simple noun and verb sorting worksheet.
Use this teaching resource with students when describing nouns as ‘naming words’ and verbs as ‘doing words’.
Students sort the words by drawing lines and colouring the balloons.
This resource is included in Glorious Grammar (Early Years) Volume 1 – Worksheet Book.
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