15Free Pronoun Worksheets for Grade 1, From Tracing to Editing Sentences

Trace he, she, it, we and they twice each on handwriting lines, write each one alone, then finish two picture sentences.

Eight colorful pictures, from Grandpa to a bunch of balloons. Circle he, she, it or they for each one.

Twelve picture cards to cut out and glue under He, She, It or They, with a rule box at the top to check against.

Six sentences that start with a pronoun, each with three pictures. Circle the one the sentence describes.

Ten nouns and ten pronouns. Draw a line from each noun to the pronoun that can take its place.

Ten noun and pronoun pairs. Circle thumbs up if the pronoun can take the place of the words, thumbs down if it cannot.

Twelve balloons, each with a noun. Color them with the key: green for he, orange for she, yellow for it and blue for they.

Help the puppy get home by coloring only the boxes that go with they, like the frogs, my friends and three cars.

Six sentences with picture clues. Color in the circle for the pronoun that can replace the underlined words.

Six picture scenes, each with two sentences. The first names someone, and the child writes the pronoun that carries on in the second.

Circle the right pronoun in five sentences, then write one from a word box in five more.

Six sentences with underlined words. Write the pronoun that replaces them in the sentence rewritten underneath.

Six pairs of sentences, each with one wrong pronoun. Cross it out and write the right one on the line.

Six pictures of people and the things they own. Circle his, her or their to finish each sentence.

A short story about a day at the pond. Circle the six pronouns, then answer who they, he and it mean.