NounsNouns are words that provide names for all people, places and things. common nouns provide names for general people, places and things.For example: tourist, island, tent.

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proper nouns provide names for particular people, places and things. They always start with a capital letter.For example: Captain Lopez, San Francisco, Boeing 747. abstract nouns are names for feelings, ideas or emotions.For example: happiness, intelligence, pleasure. collective nouns provide names for groups of people, places or things.For example: forest, hive, album. CommasThe comma is the most common punctuation mark.

'PRESIDENT OBAMA'S FIRST DAY' (Grades 1-2). 7 a.m. Wake up. 9 a.m. Meet with new advisers.

11 a.m. Sign a new law. 12 p.m. Eat lunch with the First Lady. 1 p.m. Make a speech on TV. 3 p.m.

Talk to a group of people about forests. 4 p.m. Still talking to a group of people about forests.

6 p.m. Work at desk. 8 p.m. Go to fancy dinner'THE PRESIDENT'S HATS' (Grades 1-2).

Red hat: third square, bottom row. Blue hat: second square, bottom row. Green hat: first square, bottom row. Pink hat: second square, top row.

Purple hat: third square, top row. Yellow hat: first square, top row'THE PRESIDENT'S JOB' (Grades 3-4). D. E. F.

A. C'THE PRESIDENT'S OATH' (Grades 3-4). A. C.

B. C. C'LITERARY LEADERS' (Grades 5-8).

M. S.

M. M. S. M.

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M. M'MAYA'S MESSAGE' (Grades 5-8). A.

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B. B. D. B. A. Answers will vary. Answers will vary.

Answers will vary. Answers will vary.' THE SEVEN ROLES OF THE PRESIDENT' (Grades 6-8). A. C. C.

E. B. A. D. F. C or F.

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