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Nouns are safety nets for our littlest writers, and they help students develop sentences; you can't have a sentence without a noun, but they need to learn to move beyond the basics of noun use. Our language is full of precise nouns that are often forgotten by younger writers. Also, young writers often overuse pronouns.
There's such potential for improved writing when dealing with word choice and nouns. But how do you help young students to develop word choice skills center around this popular part of speech?.
Our Noun Game for Kids Word Prompt is really popular at WritingFix, especially with the little guys. We're trying to improve the prompt by adding short ideas for noun lessons that teachers can use before students work on a draft inspired by the word game we've featured.
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