For worksheets to match these cards, see the plural worksheet in the grammar introduction worsheet section of the site

Mark's Note: I present the plural sets 4-6 months after they have covered several sets of nouns. I show them the card with 'a bear' and then the card with 'bears.' I usually try to let them think about what is different about the cards and why. Somebody will eventually get it. After going through 'bears, camels, turtles, ...', I cover the difference between 'What's this?' and 'What are these?' still using the two different flashcard sets, mixing singular with plural. Once the students understand, I continue focusing only on the plural form.

Irregular plurals are left in place for the large flash cards. There is only one in the first set (fish.) I use it to introduce the concept of irregular, 'language doesn't always follow rules.' You can omit 'fish' if you feel that causes a problem. Sets 2 and 3 focus on irregular spellings and irregular forms respectively.

The ready-to-print worksheets for these cards match the online flashcards and are a mix of animals sets 1 and 2.

Worksheets, games, and activities to match the Plural Nouns Flash Cards:

Below are some additional activities and worksheets that are ready to print. Each of the following printables use the Plural Nouns vocabulary words: bear, bears, bee, bees, dog, dogs, frog, frogs, monkey, monkeys, penguin, penguins, rabbit, rabbits, shark, sharks, snake, snakes. If you need different vocabulary, a different language, or would like to mix sets for your worksheets, you can do that! See the 'make your own' options.

Print old MES files: here are the old (2006~2014) plural nouns files