Upgrade to remove ads

HOME
GAMES
NOUN
TYPES OF NOUNS

Types Of Nouns

Rate 0 stars

Feedback

Select Room

Enter your friend's Room Code: and Go

OR

With Classmates

With Friends

With Anyone

Select Topic

Add

Subtract

Multiply

Divide

Types of Nouns

Type	Definition	Examples
Common Noun	Names a non-specific person, place, or thing. Common nouns are never capitalized. More abstract ideas can also be common nouns, like thoughts, ideas, and concepts.
Proper Noun	Proper nouns give a specific name to a common noun, and therefore are ALWAYS CAPITALIZED.
Collective Noun	Collective nouns represent a group or collection of things, like a jar or a bar or a loaf.
Compound Noun	Compound nouns are simply nouns made by joining two or more words to make a new word. They’re often descriptive of what the item’s purpose is, but sometimes make no sense!
Concrete Noun	When you use your five senses, you are most likely experiencing a concrete noun. If you can see, hear, smell, taste, or touch it, it’s a concrete noun.
Abstract Noun	Abstract nouns are those that name feelings, ideas, concepts, or characteristics that cannot be felt with your senses.
Countable Noun	Countable nouns are those that you can actually count. If you can put an article in front of the noun, such as a, an, or the, then it is countable.
Uncountable Noun	Uncountable nouns are things you cannot quantify, like feelings or emotions or abstract concepts. In general, you can divide these into mass and abstract.

Similar Games

Tank Game Grade 1 Tank Game

Common Nouns 187,574 Plays Grade 1, 2, 3, 4 (2221) Common Nouns

Matching Pairs Grade 1 Matching Pairs

Boar Jumper Grade 1 Boar Jumper

Predicate Nouns

Predicate Nouns 1,321 Plays Grade 1, 2, 3 (14) Predicate Nouns

See All

Types Of Nouns

80,643 Plays Grade K - 5 (1279) Types Of Nouns

Join the game

Classmates Only

Join the Game Invite a Friend

Types of Nouns

Type	Definition	Examples
Common Noun	Names a non-specific person, place, or thing. Common nouns are never capitalized. More abstract ideas can also be common nouns, like thoughts, ideas, and concepts.
Proper Noun	Proper nouns give a specific name to a common noun, and therefore are ALWAYS CAPITALIZED.
Collective Noun	Collective nouns represent a group or collection of things, like a jar or a bar or a loaf.
Compound Noun	Compound nouns are simply nouns made by joining two or more words to make a new word. They’re often descriptive of what the item’s purpose is, but sometimes make no sense!
Concrete Noun	When you use your five senses, you are most likely experiencing a concrete noun. If you can see, hear, smell, taste, or touch it, it’s a concrete noun.
Abstract Noun	Abstract nouns are those that name feelings, ideas, concepts, or characteristics that cannot be felt with your senses.
Countable Noun	Countable nouns are those that you can actually count. If you can put an article in front of the noun, such as a, an, or the, then it is countable.
Uncountable Noun	Uncountable nouns are things you cannot quantify, like feelings or emotions or abstract concepts. In general, you can divide these into mass and abstract.