19Free Verbs Worksheets, Kindergarten to Grade 2

Twenty eight color pictures with the verb printed under each, seven rows of four. Skip, crawl, hop, ride, draw, cut, glue, count, all the way through ask, answer, help and study.

Twelve color scenes with a write-on box under each, and a word bank holding cook, fly, brush, dance, kick, wave, build, skate, draw, sweep, ride and hug.

The same format in warm retro colors, moved outside. Swinging, sliding, digging in a sandbox, splashing, blowing bubbles, fishing, rowing, hopscotch, raking, picking flowers and rolling down a hill.

Twelve classroom scenes: cutting, gluing, coloring, counting blocks, pointing at a map, sharing, sitting to read, standing by the door, helping, tying a shoe and opening a backpack.

A footprint path through twelve numbered pictures, from stretching awake under a sun to sleeping under a moon. Comb, zip, walk, write, paint, water, throw, bake, fold and feed in between.

The black and white version. Twelve line-art scenes to label and then color: climbing, eating, sweeping, riding, reading, jumping rope, hugging, singing, kicking, clapping, drawing and washing hands.

Twelve farm jobs in circular line art: milking, pushing a wheelbarrow, chasing a chicken, hanging laundry, planting, gathering eggs, hammering, pulling a wagon, scooping feed, stacking hay, petting a lamb and pouring water.

Fifteen apples, each holding one word, and only the action words get colored. Eight are verbs. Seven are not.

Ten short space sentences with one action word hiding in each, and a dashed rocket trail down the margin. The rocket blasts, stars twinkle, a robot beeps, the moon glows.

Ten farm sentences with a hen, a sheep and a pig along the bottom. Horses gallop through the tall grass, the old tractor rumbles down the dirt road, the barn cat naps in the fresh hay.

Ten bakery sentences under a rolling pin. The baker stirs the thick batter, my sister cracks two brown eggs, the warm ovens hum all morning, the soft dough rises in the bowl.

Two jobs on one page. Circle the ten verbs in a box of fifteen words, then use each one to finish a sentence below, from stirring soup with a wooden spoon to catching the ball at the game.

Ten sentences with a blank for am, is or are. She is a nurse, we are in the park, I am hungry, the cat is under the table, my socks are wet.

Ten more be-verb sentences inside a leafy border, sharing no sentence with the page above it. The dog is very hungry, my hands are cold, Anna is in the kitchen, I am not sleepy.

Three ringed planets labeled present, past and future, and fifteen word cards to cut from the bottom. Five verbs given three ways each: land, wave, float, watch and zoom.

The winter version. Three snowballs labeled past, present and future, fifteen cards built from melt, toss, pack, skate and stomp, with a snowman and mittens in the border.

The no-scissors version. Three mason jars, a fifteen-word bank at the foot of the page, and five writing lines under each jar. The verbs are glow, buzz, crawl, climb and hop.

Fourteen farm sentences, each offering crow or crows, bark or barks. The instruction states the test outright: is the subject one, or more than one?

Sixteen sentences and no farm to lean on. My aunt bakes bread on Sundays but my cousins visit us every summer, a bus stops at the corner but the girls paint in the art room.