Free Printable Pronoun Worksheets for Kids
These pronoun worksheets are a great way for kids to learn about and practice using pronouns. Featuring activities with pronouns, possessive pronouns, and a pronoun review, these free printable worksheets aim to make learning about pronouns fun and engaging.
Pronouns are words that take the place of nouns and are an important element of grammar. Print out these worksheets and keep them on hand for easy learning activities at home or on the go.
Overview of the Free Printable Pronoun Worksheets
Recommended for: Kindergarten
Children will find a variety of ways to grow their understanding of pronouns with this collection of free downloadable worksheets. Our worksheets invite children to practice using pronouns to complete sentences, color pictures, fill-in-the-blanks, and more. Pick and choose from the PDFs below or print the entire collection of pronoun worksheets with the button above. Then check out our list of fun activities below to help reinforce your child’s understanding of pronouns.
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Fun Learning Activities with Pronouns
Recommended for: Kindergarten and up
⭐ Pronoun Matching Game
Create a set of cards with nouns on one set and corresponding pronouns on another (For example, “Mom” and “she,” “dog” and “it”). Lay the cards face down and play a matching game, encouraging your child to find the correct pronoun for each noun.
⭐ Pronoun Storytelling
Tell a short story together where you pause and let your child fill in the pronouns. For example, you might say, “Once upon a time, there was a girl named Anna. _ loved to play with her cat.” Then let your child take a turn creating a sentence while you fill in the pronouns. Go back and forth until you and your child both decide the story has ended.
⭐ Pronoun Hunt
As your child goes about their day, encourage them to identify pronouns in books, signs, or conversations. Make it a game by seeing how many pronouns they can find and use correctly in sentences by the end of the day.
