Structural Analysis - Plurals with Words Ending in ch, sh, x and s
Objectives and Standards
Objectives:
1. form plurals of words correctly
2. Decode words and syllables that have the long i sound, spelled i, ie, igh
3. Use the Phonics/Decoding strategy to decode longer words.
California Content Standards: R 1.1 and R 1.2
1. form plurals of words correctly
2. Decode words and syllables that have the long i sound, spelled i, ie, igh
3. Use the Phonics/Decoding strategy to decode longer words.
California Content Standards: R 1.1 and R 1.2
My mom cleans out the ashes.
Plurals of nouns that end in sh or ch is formed by adding -es
Benches, beaches, sandwiches, wishes
Foxes were once common in North America.
Plurals of nouns that end in x are formed by adding -es
Singular: Box Plural Boxes
Singular: Fox Plural: Foxes
The girls wore their dresses.
Plurals of nouns that end in s are formed by adding -es.
Plurals of nouns that end in sh or ch is formed by adding -es
Benches, beaches, sandwiches, wishes
Foxes were once common in North America.
Plurals of nouns that end in x are formed by adding -es
Singular: Box Plural Boxes
Singular: Fox Plural: Foxes
The girls wore their dresses.
Plurals of nouns that end in s are formed by adding -es.
Practice
1. Copy the phrases below in to your notebook.
boxes of watches
speeches by bosses
brushes in circuses
2. Find a partner, underline the plural nouns and circle the letters that show that the noun is plural.
boxes of watches
speeches by bosses
brushes in circuses
2. Find a partner, underline the plural nouns and circle the letters that show that the noun is plural.
Apply Part 2
Visit the following website and see how you do. Print our your results and turn them in.
Special Plurals
Special Plurals
