Abstract Nouns
Abstract Nouns are ideas or concepts or things that you feel or think about. These are nouns that we know are real, but cannot use any of our senses (see, hear, smell, taste or touch) to detect them.
Directions: Read the story below and try to pick out which nouns are abstract.
The Dog Named Boomer
Boomer was a dog who was put in a shelter after his owner could no longer are for him. Boomer longed for his freedom. He couldn't wait for the day that he could get out and run around free. He could not wait till he found a family to love him. He hoped that his day to go home would be soon. Then one day a little boy named Robert came in with his family. The minute he laid eyes on Boomer he knew an instant bond had been form. The boy begged his parents to adopt Boomer. Later that day they took Boomer home and from then a true friendship had formed. Boomer was truly satisfied with his new life with a loving family.
Next, Read each sentence below and circle the abstract nouns. Some sentences may have more then one so make sure you READ CAREFULL!
1. On the first day of school the teacher asked all the students to think about the importance of friendship.
Answer: importance, friendship
2. The love that the child had for his grandmother was so visible
Answer: love
3. He looked at the money with greed in his eyes.
Answer: greed
4. The man had such satisfaction with the large steak dinner he ate that he could not button his pants.
Answer: satisfaction
5. Her eyes were full of hope the moment the parents agreed to take in the puppy.
Answer: hope
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Great post! Loved the abstract nouns activity.
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