Eight bright pictures (a red wagon, a sheep, a beach, a king, a chair, a lake, a robot and a bear) with a word bank of eight naming words above them. The child writes the right word under each picture.
Nouns are much easier to grasp when there is something to point at, which makes this a gentle page to use early on. A person, animals, things and places are all mixed in, so the idea of a naming word gets wider than just objects.
The last line adds a small thinking step: go back and circle the two nouns that name a place. Beach and lake are easy to find once a child stops thinking of nouns as only things.