Class 1 english topic word categories
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Class 1 english topic word categories
- 1. Categories
- 3. The more categories you know, the easier it is to write and learn new words.
- 4. Category is another word for group.
- 5. Some words can be placed in the same group. This is called a word category.
- 7. Lion, snake and monkey are part of a group. They are animals.
- 8. Sister, brother and grandmother are part of a group. They are people in a family.
- 9. Roti, chikoo, and daal are part of a group. They are types of food.
- 10. Animals, people and food are nouns.
- 11. Nouns are the name of groups of people, places, animals and objects.
- 12. See, touch, and taste are words that describe actions.
- 13. Verbs are the name of actions. This is a group of words that do things.
- 15. Underline the pictures that are animals
- 17. Circle all the pictures that are food.
- 19. Put a box around all the family pictures.
- 21. Cross out the pictures that are places.
- 23. Sort the pictures below by writing them under the correct category:
- 24. Dad Elephant Horse Aunt Cow Son FAMILY WORDS ANIMAL WORDS Dad Aunt Son Horse Cow Elephant
- 25. Sort the pictures below by writing them under the correct category
- 26. Apple Help Stop Sleep Ocean Chair NOUNS VERBS Apple Ocean Chair Stop Help sleep *Hint: A noun is a person, place or thing. A verb is an action or doing word.
- 27. Cross out the pictures which does not belong in the category