A pack of 32 cards to use when learning about collective nouns.
Print and laminate the cards.
Students can then use the cards to play a variety of games which require them to match the correct collective noun to the animal.
Use these cards in conjunction with the following teaching resource:
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Hiya. It would be great if you included an answer sheet for both of these resources, then students can check for themselves rather than having to check with the teacher (also good for the some of us who had to double check what a "parliament" of things were.. Thanks
Hi Christen, Thank you for your comment. I have just updated both of the collective noun match-up resources to include an answer sheet. Great suggestion! I hope this makes your life a little easier. Kind regards, Steph
A great resource!! I will use this for partnering up students in my learning group as well as teaching about collective nouns! It's a great way for the students to work with others than their 'usual' partners and creates conversation between the students as they try to find their partner! Teacher-selected groupings have never been so easy!! Thank you so very much!
Hi Michelle, What a clever way to use this resource! Using these as a learning activity, as well as to pair up your students, is such a great idea! Thank you also for your positive feedback. We love receiving comments such as these from our members. Kind regards, Steph