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1st Grade Pronouns worksheets

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Pronouns

Grade 1 Grammar Worksheet - Challenge Me

NameDate

Circle the pronoun that can take the place of the words in capital letters.

1.
THE OLD CLOCK on the wall ticks.
- He
- It
- They
- We
2.
THE TWO DOGS in the yard bark.
- He
- She
- It
- They
3.
GRANDPA AND I plant seeds.
- He
- She
- It
- We
4.
THE BOY who won the race cheers.
- He
- She
- They
- We
5.
MY SISTER AND I made a card.
- He
- She
- They
- We
6.
THE LITTLE GIRL in the red coat waves.
- He
- She
- They
- We
7.
THE BIG BOX of toys is heavy.
- He
- She
- It
- They
8.
MR. DIAZ, our coach, claps.
- He
- She
- They
- We

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About this worksheet

A pronoun is a short word that takes the place of a noun, so that we do not have to say the same name again and again: Sam becomes he, Mia becomes she, the ball becomes it, and Ben and Sam become they. First graders use pronouns all the time when they speak, but have to learn to choose the right one when they read and write.

On this grade 1 worksheet each line is a sentence with its first words in capital letters, and your child circles the pronoun that can take the place of those words. Support sheets use he, she, it and they; later sheets add we and longer phrases. Ask: is it one or more than one, and is it a boy, a girl or a thing?

What your child will learn

Know that a pronoun takes the place of a noun
Choose he, she, it, they or we
Tell one from more than one
Say a sentence without repeating a name

Common Core standard: L.1.1.D

Worked example

MIA AND I paint a sign. The words in capital letters are Mia and I, which means we. Circle We.

Common mistake

Choosing he or she for a thing, or it for more than one.

Helpful hint

Ask: one or more than one? A boy, a girl, a thing, or me too?

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with pronouns?

Choosing he or she for a thing, or it for more than one.

How can I help my child with pronouns?

Ask: one or more than one? A boy, a girl, a thing, or me too?

Are these 1st grade grammar worksheets free to print?

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