What Is a Noun Group?

A noun group contains a noun and the adjectives that describe it. For example:

• The long sparkly red dress
• Three fresh French loaves
• A big wooden treasure chest

While this may sound simple enough, the problem lies in the order of adjectives. When more than one adjective is used in a noun group, the adjectives need to be placed in the correct order. If they’re not, a sentence can sound very strange indeed!

This comprehensive 21-slide teaching presentation has been created by our team to introduce and reinforce the concept of noun groups and the correct order of adjectives in a fun and accessible way. It explains the following types of adjectives: 

• Quantity
• Opinion
• Size
• Age
• Shape
• Colour
• Origin
• Material
• Purpose

This age-appropriate resource breaks down what seems like a complex grammar concept into bite-sized, student-friendly explanations. Whether you’re introducing noun groups for the first time or revisiting the concept, this resource provides a structured and engaging approach that supports all learners.

Noun Groups Made Simple and Engaging

At Teach Starter, we know that teachers want clear, age-appropriate grammar resources that don’t overcomplicate things for students! Here’s why this noun groups slide deck is a must-have in your teaching tool kit:

• Clear Definitions and Examples – Each slide introduces key terms, such as nouns, adjectives and noun groups, with simple explanations and relatable examples.
• Visually Engaging Design – Bright, student-friendly visuals and an uncluttered layout help maintain student attention and reinforce understanding.
• Review Activities – Students are provided with opportunities to apply what they have learned through whole-class and individual review tasks.

Download This Noun Group Slide Deck Today

Use the dropdown menu on the Download button to access either the Microsoft PowerPoint or Google Slides version of this noun group slide deck. (Note: You will be prompted to make a copy of the Google Slides presentation before accessing it.)

Once downloaded, you’re ready to bring noun group learning to life in your classroom!

This resource was created by Kaylyn Chupp, a teacher and a Teach Starter collaborator.

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