This extract from Harry Potter describes Albus Dumbledore arriving on Privet Drive. The task is for the pupils to read the passage and pick out all the descriptions of the character. Based on the descriptions the pupils need to draw the character as best they can. As a class, agree which descriptions need to be included and then person (or people) with the closest drawing ‘wins’!
Common, Proper and Abstract Nouns: Worksheet Answers
Common Nouns matching
Abstract Nouns opposites
Proper Noun grammar corrections.
Harry Potter Extract - Find the Common, Proper and Abstract Nouns.
Create your own sentences using Common, Proper and Abstract Nouns.
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