Regular and Irregular Plural Nouns Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: L.3.1.B
When we have more than one person, place, or thing described by a word we refer to this as a plural noun. Most plurals in the English language are formed by simply adding –s or –es as a suffix to the singular word. Words that follow a standard or well establish pattern are referred to as regular. Words that deviate from these established norms are referred to as irregular. The worksheet collection found below will help students learn the use and function of plural nouns.
Most nouns are made plural by simply adding an –s or –es to the ending. Nouns that differ from this formation are considered irregular. The most common irregular plurals end in -ves: knives, wolves, elves. Using these new spelling practices takes work. You need to put a decent level of effort in to master them. These worksheets will provide students the opportunity to get after the plurals and use the irregular spellings frequently.
Plural Noun Worksheets To Print:
Plural Horse Related Nouns – Find the plurals for all these horse riding related words.
Trip to an Ocean – More of the same things here, but we dive into the ocean.
Moonlight Spelling – Find the answer to the moon riddle.
Mail It Out – We actually got an award from a Canadian publisher for this worksheet.
A Pyramid of Plurals – See if you like how we set up the answers here. A bit creative.
Wonders of the World – Read each sentence. If the underlined word is singular lightly color in the S in the block. If the underlined word is plural, lightly color in the P in the block.
Plural Dominoes – Write the singular or plural form of each noun on the other half of the domino.
Word Search – Write the plural for each noun given and then find the plural in the word search.
Tackle Football – If you answer 'yes' to more than five of the questions, then you are probably a huge fan of sports.
Pluralize It – While answering the questions you can learn some fun facts about animals!
Wrapping Gifts – Underline all the nouns. Remember a noun is a person, place, or thing. Finally, write the nouns in the appropriate boxes.
Tank It – This paragraph is a but fishy, to say the least.
Adding -s and -es – Cut apart the school supply list at the bottom and place each word onto the correct list.
Going By the Rules – Nouns often need to be made plural. When making a noun plural there are several rules that have to be followed to make them plural.
Puzzle Play – Find the plural of each irregular noun in the word search puzzle and draw a line through it.
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