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Regular and Irregular Plurals
State Content Standard: WA 1.5 – Identify and correctly use regular plurals and irregular plurals.
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Today we will write and use and
Learning Objective: Today we will write and use and plurals. regular irregular
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Activate Prior Knowledge
Vowels Consonants – All the other letters of the alphabet e i o u a b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w x y z
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Concept Development Today we will be working with words that end with a y to write them in their plural form. Ex. lady boy daisy There will be two types of plural forms. Some will be regular plurals and others will be irregular plurals.
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we add “s” at the end to make it plural. Ex. t + s = toys
A regular plural is a word that you add an “s” to at the end. When words end in a we add “s” at the end to make it plural. Ex. t s = toys vowel and a y, oy
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Non - examples book + s = books car + s = cars
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Checking for Understanding
TPS – Why did I just add an s to tray to make it plural? tray s = trays
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Irregular plurals are words that are not typical, usual, or common because they change spelling when talking about more than one. When words end in a we drop the y and add “ies” to make the word plural. Ex. strawber ies = strawberries consonant and a y ry /
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Non - examples book + s = books car + s = cars
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Checking for Understanding
TPS – Why did I cross out the y and add “ies” to make it plural? puppy ies = puppies
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Importance To be able to write a plural correctly.
Why are we learning about regular and irregular plurals? To be able to write a plural correctly.
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Skill Development Look at the word. Underline the last two letters.
Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies
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pen penny ny + ies = pennies Make the word plural. Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies pen penny ny + ies = pennies
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ber berry ry + ies = berries Make the word plural. Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies ber berry ry + ies = berries
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ey key keys + s = Make the word plural. k Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies k key ey keys + s =
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ey monkey monkeys + s = Make the word plural. monk Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies monk monkey ey monkeys + s =
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Closure What do you do if a word ends with a consonant and a y?
Drop the y and add “ies.” Why is it important to learn regular and irregular plurals? To learn to write a plural correctly.
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by baby babies + ies = Make the word plural. ba Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies ba baby by babies + ies =
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s sky ky skies + ies = Make the word plural. Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies s sky ky skies + ies =
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day ay + s = days Make the word plural. d Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies d day ay + s = days
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f fly ly + ies = flies Make the word plural. Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies f fly ly + ies = flies
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la lady dy + ies = ladies Make the word plural. Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies la lady dy + ies = ladies
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dai daisy sy + ies = daisies Make the word plural. Look at the word.
Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies dai daisy sy + ies = daisies
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count country ry countries + ies = Make the word plural.
Look at the word. Underline the last two letters. Ask yourself: vowel – y ? = s Ask yourself: consonant – y ? = ies count country ry countries + ies =
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