Barnyard Verbs: Subject Verb Agreement Worksheet

About this worksheet

Fourteen farm sentences with a barn at the top and a chick and sunflower at the foot. The rooster crows at sunrise but the farm dogs bark at the gate, a bee buzzes near the flowers but the kittens hide in the barn. The instruction states the test outright: is the subject one, or more than one?

Print this one first and the sixteen-item sheet second. The subjects here are almost all concrete animals and people a child can literally count, so the one-or-more-than-one question has a visible answer, where the other sheet leans on pronouns and names. Buzzes and splashes are the two that take -es rather than -s.

What students will practice

• Ask whether the subject is one or more than one
• Choose between crow and crows, buzz and buzzes
• Write the matching verb on the line

Details

Grade level

Grade 2

Subject

Reading · Grammar

Pages

1

Format

PDF · US Letter and A4 included

License

Free for classroom use · Attribution appreciated

Last updated

August 4, 2026