Eight rows, each with one picture and its word on the left and the same thing drawn two or three times on the right. The child writes the plural on the line and then colors the pictures.
The words are a good mix: van, nest, crab and bell just add s, while peach, glass, branch and couch need es. That is an even four and four, so the chart teaches the rule by showing it rather than stating it.
It is a calm, satisfying page that suits a quieter moment, and the coloring gives a child something to do with the rest of the time once the words are written.