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K-3 Nouns: Abstract Nouns

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Kragnatz, the alien invader, has hopes of conquering earth. His plan involves learning the grammar and mechanic of English. In this episode, Kragnatz learns all about abstract nouns. He and his trusty robot companion, Ignatz 3000, study the humans’ homework to unlock the secrets of the parts of speech.

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Runtime: 4 minutes 39 seconds

Grade/Interest Level: 2 - 6
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Release Year: 2013
Producer/Distributor: Metafour Productions
Series: Kragnatz Conquers Language Arts
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Blurry image of pink, purple, yellow, and orange stars bursting against a beige backdrop. Caption. "Plural" means more than one.

Painterly image of a boy sleeping in bed while a green robot with red wings blasts off in his room. Silver rocket sits in foreground.

Green robot with red wings hovers in the air and casts a beam of light onto an open book that reads, "Plural, singular, first person." Caption. I summoned my robot.

Bright light flashes on the screen of a green robot with gold dome and red appendages.

Green robot with gold dome and red wings hovers in foreground. Silhouette of a woman stands in a shadowy doorway in background. Caption. For her next report!

Alien man with domed head and shocked expression sits in front of green robot. Caption. Ignatz 3000, did you record this horrifying event?

Blurry image of a girl tilting her head and closing her eyes amid flurry of pink, purple, yellow, and orange stars bursting. Caption. Yes, it is a noun.

Small green and red robot casts light on a book that sits open on a desk. Caption. That I have collected from the boy Diego's homework.

Beige background with glowing pink and yellow celestial orb at right. Text at top reads, "Verbs." Blue arrow pointing left is labeled, "Past." In the center, blue arrow pointing down is labeled, "Present."

Flying saucer blasts off with small alien man inside. Caption. That there are verbs that don't follow the rules.