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Singular and Plural Nouns Worksheets Your Students Will LOVE!

Let’s talk grammar. It’s not always the most exciting part of the day, right? Kids start zoning out, doodling on their notebooks, or asking how much longer until recess. I’ve been there.

That’s why I created these Singular and Plural Nouns Color-by-Number Worksheets—because sometimes you just need something fun to shake things up. These aren’t your average worksheets. They sneak in grammar practice while your students are busy coloring and creating something they’re proud of.

Seriously, my students actually ask to do them. And when was the last time anyone got excited about singular and plural nouns?

Stick around, and I’ll tell you exactly why these worksheets are going to make your life easier and your students happier. Plus, there’s a FREE reading comprehension color-by-number waiting for you at the bottom of the page! 🎉

How do students use these singular and plural nouns worksheets?

These printables are simple and fun!

Students answer 10 grammar questions, each paired with a color-coded key (think vibrant shades like red, blue, and green).
Then, they color a picture based on their answers.
As they work, a colorful image emerges, keeping them engaged while they master singular and plural nouns.

It’s not just grammar—it’s art, logic, and learning rolled into one.

Why do teachers love these singular and plural nouns worksheets?

1. Engaging & Motivating

Let’s be real: coloring is always a hit with kids. Combine that with grammar, and you’ve got a magic formula for engagement. Watching a picture come to life as they learn is an instant crowd-pleaser, and the bonus? It sneaks in grammar practice without the groans.

2. Zero Prep

These worksheets are ready to use right out of the printer. No cutting, no laminating, no hours spent prepping—just print and go. Perfect for those days when you need something easy yet effective.

3. Practice That Sticks

Repetition is key to mastering grammar, and these worksheets make it fun. The mix of colors and numbers keeps kids excited, while the practice helps those tricky grammar rules stick. It’s learning disguised as play.

What do teachers and students think?

Teachers rave about how these worksheets keep their students engaged. One educator said her kids were so into the activity, they didn’t even notice the grammar practice. Another teacher shared that her students actually asked for more worksheets like these (when does that ever happen with grammar?).

And the kids? They love the creative element and are always eager to see their finished masterpieces.

Where do I get these singular and plural nouns worksheets?

Ready to bring some color and fun to your grammar lessons? Grab these worksheets at Glitter in Third on TPT. They’re a hit with students and teachers alike!

You can grab your copy right HERE!

Looking for more color-by-number grammar?

These color-by-number grammar worksheets are an absolute GAMECHANGER for any teacher’s ELA block.

And guess what’s the best part?

They’re available in a HUGE money-saving bundle!

Just click HERE to snatch it up!

Need more SINGULAR AND PLURAL NOUNS resources?

First, make sure to read my blog post on the BEST singular & plural nouns activities for your classroom.

Next, I have other singular and plural nouns resources that you and your students will LOVE using in your classroom.

Click the links below to check them out:

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Singular and Plural Nouns Worksheets Your Students Will LOVE!

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