Use Nouns and Pronouns

Use common, proper, possessive nouns and personal, possessive, and indefinite pronouns appropriately in basic sentences.

How the lesson starts: Use Nouns and Pronouns

Hattie's Hat Shop
Hi friend! This is Hattie the hedgehog. Hattie sells hats. But not just any hats. Word hats! Some words name things. Some words are hats that take a name's place. Let's sort them!
Nouns and word hats
A noun names a person, a place, or a thing. Maya. Park. Kite. A word hat takes a name's place. Maya has a kite. She flies it. She takes Maya's place. Word hats are called pronouns.
Let's sort four words
Ben. Does it name someone? Yes, a boy! We. It doesn't name anyone. It takes a name's place. Zoo. It names a place! It. That's a word hat for a thing. Watch out. Short words like it and we are hats, not names!