Printable ScholarFree Adjective Worksheets
Picture worksheets for first and second graders who are learning describing words. Start with the chart, then find, pick and write adjectives. Every worksheet has an answer key.
Picture worksheets for first and second graders who are learning describing words. Start with the chart, then find, pick and write adjectives. Every worksheet has an answer key.
All 8 grades 1–2 topics in one print-ready file: every free sheet in teaching order, plus a review, a write-about-it page and a scored quiz for each topic, two mixed check-ups and a progress chart. 67 sheets, every answer key at the back.
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Twelve pictured adjectives for size, feel, taste, speed and sound, with sample sentences.
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Eight short sentences with picture clues. Circle the describing word. Answer key on page 2.
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Look at the picture and circle the adjective that is true: a snail is fast or slow? Answer key on page 2.
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Finish six sentences with an adjective from the word bank. Answer key on page 2.
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Eight words to sort into adjectives and nouns. Answer key on page 2.
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Twelve words: color the boxes that hold adjectives. Answer key on page 2.
Download PDFAn adjective tells more about a noun: what kind it is, or how it looks, feels, tastes or sounds. These worksheets use adjectives a child can check against a picture, such as big, cold, sour and loud.
Opposites do most of the teaching. Deciding whether a rock is soft or hard, or whether an elephant is light or heavy, shows a child what a describing word is for.