Pronouns Sentence Practice

1st Grade ELAGrammar and Language3 pages

About this worksheet

Eight sentences give 1st grade students pronoun practice on this 3-page sheet. In Part 1 they fill blanks such as "My brother lost ___ shoe, so I helped ___ find it." with personal and possessive pronouns. Part 2 moves to everyone and everything, with a tidy classroom and a fire alarm. Part 3 asks students to finish two sentences of their own about a new puppy and their family. It covers Common Core L.1.1d, and the answer key accepts more than one right pronoun where it fits.

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Curriculum objectives covered

L.1.1d

โ€œUse personal, possessive, and indefinite pronouns (e.g., I, me, my; they, them, their; anyone, everything).โ€

Part 1 practices personal and possessive pronouns, Part 2 the indefinite pronouns everyone and everything, and Part 3 pronouns in the student's own sentences.

What's inside this worksheet

Part 1 Missing Words

Four sentences with seven blanks for words like we, our, his, him, they and their.

Part 2 Everyone and Everything

Two sentences that need an indefinite pronoun, such as everything for the neat classroom.

Part 3 Finish the Thought

Two starters, "We love our new puppy because" and "My family is special to me because", to finish with pronouns.

Answer key

All answers, with alternates like they and their for sentence 2 and everybody for sentence 6.

How teachers use it

Who is it about

Before each blank, ask who the sentence is about and point to that noun. Sentence 3 needs two different pronouns for the same brother.

Partner read

Pairs read Part 1 aloud to each other. A swap of he and him is easy to hear and harder to spot on paper.

Morning work

Part 2 is short enough for a warm-up on its own. Everyone and everything are new to many 1st graders, so read both aloud first.

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