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Nursery 2 English Studies – Naming words





Topic: Naming Words (Nouns)

Sub-topic:

Introduction to Naming Words

Learning Objectives:

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  1. Explain what naming words are.

  2. Identify naming words around them.

  3. Mention names of people, animals, places, and things.

  4. Use simple naming words in sentences.

Instructional Materials:

  • Picture cards

  • Real objects in the classroom

  • Alphabet chart

  • Storybooks

  • Toys

Lesson Presentation

Step 1: Revision

Teacher revises the previous lesson by asking pupils to mention letters and sounds they have learnt.

Step 2: Introduction

Teacher explains that:

Naming words are words used to name people, animals, places, and things.

Examples:

People:

  • boy

  • girl

  • teacher

  • mother



Animals:

  • cat

  • dog

  • goat

  • hen



Places:

  • school

  • church

  • market

  • home



Things:

  • book

  • pen

  • chair ZZ

  • cup



Step 3: Class Discussion

Teacher shows pictures and pupils identify them.

Example:
Picture of a dog → Dog is a naming word.
Picture of a book → Book is a naming word.

Step 4: Sentence Practice

Teacher helps pupils make simple sentences:

  • This is a book.

  • I see a dog.

  • The boy is playing.

  • The teacher is in school.

Class Activity:

  1. Circle the naming words:

    • cat, run, book, jump, teacher

  2. Name five things in the classroom.

Evaluation Questions:

  1. What are naming words?

  2. Mention two names of people.

  3. Mention two animals.

  4. Is "book" a naming word?

  5. Name three things in your classroom.

Homework:

Draw and name:

  1. One animal.

  2. One person.

  3. One thing.

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