The 14 worksheets in this Bundle provide practice with Adjectives, including Articles and using "er" and "est" endings. These easy-to-use worksheets are great for both classroom and homeschool, and useful for sub plans.
The worksheets are designed for Grades 1-2, with simple sentences.
The three resources include:
(6 worksheets)
This set of 6 easy-to-use worksheets gives plenty of practice with what kinds of words are adjectives.
Includes one worksheet each for color words, number words, flavor words, size words, temperature words, and one for adjectives in general.
This resource can be used as an introduction or for review.
(4 worksheets)
These 3 worksheets help students understand when to use -er and -est endings on adjectives that compare.
- Worksheet 1: Students fill in a chart adding -er and -est endings to given adjectives. Example and explanation are given.
- Worksheet 2: Students complete sentences by adding -er or -est to given adjectives. Explanation is given.
- Worksheet 3: Students complete sentences by adding -er or -est to given adjectives. (no example or explanation is given on this page)
- Worksheet 4: Students complete sentences by adding -er or -est to given adjectives. (no example or explanation is given on this page)
These worksheets do not include irregular adjectives or adjectives that end in -y.
(4 worksheets)
With these 3 worksheets students will practice using articles correctly. Includes an explanation of when to use "a", "an" and "the".
- Worksheet 1: Students circle the articles in sentences and underline the nouns they modify.
- Worksheet 2: Students complete sentences by choosing the best article to fill in the blanks.
- Worksheet 3: Students learn that Articles Come First, before other adjectives. They fill in the blanks to complete sentences, and they put groups of words in the correct order (a noun, an adjective, and an article).
- Worksheet 4: Review of the exercises on the first 3 worksheets. This worksheet can be used as an assessment if desired.
Perfect for review or for students new to this concept. Includes some explanation and examples. Assumes that students are familiar with adjectives. (Explanation states that "An article is a kind of adjective.")
These resources work well as part of a regular curriculum, and also for review and reinforcement. Useful for sub plans, and a great choice for homeschool.
This resource is also available in Google Drive format: Adjectives BUNDLE - adj. articles, er, est - 14 worksheets - Grades 1-2 - Google
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