Pronoun Practice Made Easy: Worksheets for Class 1 Kids

Learning pronouns can be fun and easy, especially for Class 1 kids! Pronouns like “he,” “she,” “it,” and “they” are words we use every day to make our sentences clear and simple. With these worksheets, you’ll get lots of practice identifying and using pronouns in sentences. Let’s dive in and start mastering pronouns with some fun activities designed just for you!

Understanding Pronouns: A Simple Introduction for Class 1

What Are Pronouns?

Pronouns are words that we use to replace nouns in sentences. Instead of repeating the same noun over and over, we use pronouns like “he,” “she,” “it,” “they,” and others to make sentences easier to understand and more interesting. For example, instead of saying “Tom is playing. Tom is happy,” we can say “Tom is playing. He is happy.” The word “he” is a pronoun that takes the place of “Tom,” so we don’t have to say “Tom” again. By using pronouns, we can keep our sentences clear and avoid repetition.

Why Learning Pronouns is Important

Pronouns make sentences easier to read and understand by replacing nouns and reducing repetition. For example, instead of saying, “Sara went to the park. Sara played with Sara’s friends,” we can use pronouns to say, “Sara went to the park. She played with her friends.” Using “she” and “her” instead of repeating “Sara” helps the sentence flow better. By learning how to use pronouns, you can create sentences that are clearer, more interesting, and easier for others to follow. Pronouns help your writing sound natural and make it easier to share your thoughts.

Fun and Easy Pronoun Worksheets for Class 1

Basic Pronoun Identification

*Instructions: Read each sentence carefully. Identify the pronoun and circle it.*

1. She is playing with her doll.
2. He is running in the park.
3. The cat is sleeping. It is tired.
4. They are going to school together.
5. We love to eat ice cream.
6. I have a new toy car.
7. You are my best friend.
8. She likes to draw pictures.
9. He has a big red ball.
10. The dog is barking. It is happy.
11. They are reading a book.
12. We are going to the zoo today.
13. He likes to eat apples.
14. She is wearing a blue dress.
15. It is raining outside.
16. They are building a sandcastle.
17. You should wear your hat.
18. I am going to the market.
19. We are making a cake.
20. He is watching TV.

Answers:

1. She
2. He
3. It
4. They
5. We
6. I
7. You
8. She
9. He
10. It
11. They
12. We
13. He
14. She
15. It
16. They
17. You
18. I
19. We
20. He

Matching Nouns to Pronouns

Instructions: Read each sentence and draw a line to match the noun with the correct pronoun.

1. Sarah likes to sing.
a) He
b) She
c) They

2. The dog is barking.
a) It
b) He
c) She

3. Tom and Jerry are playing.
a) He
b) She
c) They

4. Lisa is reading a book.
a) He
b) She
c) It

5. The car is red.
a) She
b) It
c) They

6. My parents are coming home.
a) He
b) She
c) They

7. The cat is sleeping.
a) It
b) He
c) She

8. John is riding a bicycle.
a) She
b) He
c) They

9. The books are on the table.
a) It
b) They
c) He

10. The teacher is writing on the board.
a) She
b) He
c) They

11. Anna is painting a picture.
a) He
b) She
c) It

12. The apple is green.
a) It
b) She
c) They

13. Michael and I are going to the park.
a) He
b) They
c) We

14. The boys are playing football.
a) He
b) They
c) It

15. Emma is laughing.
a) She
b) He
c) It

16. The bird is flying.
a) He
b) It
c) She

17. Lucy and Sarah are dancing.
a) He
b) She
c) They

18. My friend is coming over.
a) He
b) She
c) It

19. The flowers are blooming.
a) It
b) They
c) She

20. Mark is drawing a picture.
a) She
b) It
c) He

Answers:

1. b) She
2. a) It
3. c) They
4. b) She
5. b) It
6. c) They
7. a) It
8. b) He
9. b) They
10. a) She
11. b) She
12. a) It
13. c) We
14. b) They
15. a) She
16. b) It
17. c) They
18. b) She
19. b) They
20. c) He

Fill-in-the-Blank Pronoun Exercises

Instructions: Read each sentence and fill in the blank with the correct pronoun from the options given: he, she, it, they, we, I, you.

1. This is my brother. ___ likes to play soccer.
2. The cat is sleeping. ___ is very cute.
3. My mom is cooking dinner. ___ makes the best food.
4. Tom and Jerry are best friends. ___ always have fun together.
5. I have a new toy car. ___ is red and fast.
6. The flowers are blooming. ___ are colorful and pretty.
7. This is my sister, Anna. ___ loves to read books.
8. The sun is shining. ___ is bright today.
9. The dog is barking. ___ wants to go for a walk.
10. The teacher is writing on the board. ___ is very smart.
11. My dad and I are building a treehouse. ___ are having a great time.
12. Sarah and Emma are playing dolls. ___ are happy.
13. My pencil is sharp. ___ writes smoothly.
14. You and I are in the same class. ___ have fun together.
15. This is John. ___ is my best friend.
16. The bird is singing. ___ sounds beautiful.
17. My friends are coming over today. ___ are excited.
18. The cake looks delicious. ___ is chocolate.
19. Mark has a new bike. ___ is blue and shiny.
20. My grandparents are visiting us. ___ will stay for a week.

Answers:

1. He
2. It
3. She
4. They
5. It
6. They
7. She
8. It
9. It
10. She
11. We
12. They
13. It
14. We
15. He
16. It
17. They
18. It
19. It
20. They

Conclusion

Understanding pronouns is a key skill for Class 1 students, and these simple worksheets make learning easy and fun. By practicing with these exercises, students can learn how to use pronouns like “he,” “she,” “it,” and “they” correctly. This helps them create better sentences and improves their writing. Keep practicing, and you’ll become great at using pronouns in no time!