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Pronouns vs. Adjectives Battleground: NOUNS

Pronouns vs. Adjectives Battleground: NOUNS. Authoring Systems Instructional Designs Spring 2012 Karen Shaw. Pronouns vs. Adjectives. Battleground: NOUNS. Enter Battle. Pronouns vs. Adjectives. PRONOUN: The place taker of the noun ADJECTIVE: The describer of the noun.

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Pronouns vs. Adjectives Battleground: NOUNS

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  1. Pronouns vs. AdjectivesBattleground: NOUNS Authoring Systems Instructional Designs Spring 2012 Karen Shaw

  2. Pronouns vs. Adjectives Battleground: NOUNS Enter Battle

  3. Pronouns vs. Adjectives PRONOUN: The place taker of the noun ADJECTIVE: The describer of the noun Go Forth in battle!

  4. Choose your side!! PronounsAdjectives Back

  5. What is a pronoun? • A pronoun is a word that takes the place of a noun. A noun is a: person, a place, or a thing. • Pronoun video Back Pick the Pronoun

  6. Pronoun Examples The girl went to the store. Bobby went to the library with him. Jenna will come to the movies with us. Her favorite food is pizza. The highlighted words are pronouns.

  7. Pick the Pronoun!!! Choose the correct pronoun for the highlighted noun- • Samantha loved the cat Samantha got from Aunt Patti last night. it hershe 2. Nathan got a monster truck and the monster truck was orange and green. heithim 3. Wendy and Mark went to the movies and Wendy and Mark saw the movie Spooky House. theyweour 4. Megan and I really like that restaurant and Megan and I hope to go again soon. she wethey 5. I love the rides at Knoebel’s and I love Knoebel’s food too. theour their Pronoun Match-up! Back

  8. What is an adjective? An adjective is a word that is used to describe a noun. A noun is a person, a place, or a thing. • Adjective Video Adjective Examples Awesome Adjectives Back

  9. INCORRECTTry Again! Back to Pronoun Match-up Back to Pick the Pronoun Back to Awesome Adjectives

  10. CORRECT Awesome Job! Home Back to Pick the Pronoun Choose a winner Back to Pronoun Match-up

  11. Adjective Examples The dog had a wet nose with floppy ears. The tall, yellow sunflower was in our big backyard. We ate the delicious cookies and drank the cold milk. She loves her pink bike with shiny handlebars. The highlighted words are examples of adjectives. BACK Play Awesome Adjectives

  12. Awesome Adjectives!! How many awesome describing adjectives are there in this paragraph? Read the passage and decide how many adjectives there are-click on an answer at the bottom to see if you are right. Maggie and Molly went outside to play on a beautiful, sunny Saturday. Molly asked Maggie to play on the purple swings. The girls played on the swings for a while and then went down the twisty slide until they were dizzy. They decided to try the shiny, metal monkey bars next. Maggie went first and fell down. She scraped her knee on a sharp rock on the hard ground and red blood ran down her knee. The girls walked inside and her mom got her favorite yellow washcloth and cleaned her bloody knee. After that she put a bright, polka-dotted Band-Aid on her knee and the girls went back outside to play. 91416

  13. Pronoun Match-Up! Choose the correct pronoun for each noun or group of nouns. Joe and Emma’s shehethey Ben and I weourthey Santa himsheour Roller skates theyourit Mary herhimshe

  14. INCORRECTTry Again Back to Awesome Adjectives Back to Pronoun Match-up

  15. CORRECT Awesome Job!! CONTINUE

  16. Let’s Review!! Noun: Is a person, a place, or a thing Pronoun: Takes the place of a noun- Examples: she, he, him, I, it, they, we, her, our Adjectives: Words that describe nouns- Examples: green, beautiful, huge, floppy, cold Pick the Winner!

  17. Who’s the Winner? In the battle for the ultimate defender of NOUNS-who has one the battle? Decide Now! PRONOUNSADJECTIVES

  18. WINNER!!! CORRECT!! Awesome Job!! The truth is: Both adjectives and pronouns are super important to nouns and they are both winners! Continue

  19. Resources/References www.superteacherworksheets.com www.youtube.com Continue

  20. Karen Shaw • Second Grade teacher at Lackawanna Trail Elementary • Teaching for 9 years • Has 3 kids-7, 5 and 4 • Enjoys all kinds of crafts and scrapbooking • Is technologically challenged

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