Grammar Worksheet · Grades 2–4
Pronouns Worksheet
A printable grammar worksheet for grades 2-4 that helps students replace nouns with the correct pronoun. Students swap a bold noun for a subject pronoun in 12 short phrases and then pick the right subject or object pronoun for 8 sentences with bracketed nouns. A complete answer key is included.
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Subject
Grammar
Grades
Grades 2–4
Skill Focus
Pronouns, parts of speech
Lesson Length
15 minutes
Lesson Overview
About this worksheet
Pronouns make sentences flow without repeating the same noun. Once students can replace a noun with the right pronoun, their writing sounds less choppy and they have the foundation they need for later work on agreement, antecedents, and possessives.
Section A is a quick 12-item drill. Students replace the bold noun phrase with the matching subject pronoun and write the pronoun on the line. Section B raises the difficulty: each sentence has a noun in brackets, and students must choose the subject or object pronoun that fits the sentence’s structure.
The reference box at the top of page 1 lists the seven subject pronouns and the seven object pronouns with two model sentences. Page 2 is a complete answer key in a compact two-column grid for fast spot-checking.
How to Use This Lesson
Read the reference box aloud and have students point to where the noun and pronoun line up in each model sentence.
Work Section A independently as a 4-5 minute warm-up.
Move to Section B and model item 13 together so students hear when to use a subject pronoun vs. an object pronoun.
Use the answer key on page 2 for self-check or aide spot-check.
Pair with the Prepositions Worksheet or the Verb Tenses Worksheet for additional parts-of-speech practice.
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Pronouns Worksheet
A printable grammar worksheet for grades 2-4 that helps students replace nouns with the correct pronoun. Students swap a bold noun for a subject pronoun in 12 short phrases and then pick the right subject or object pronoun for 8 sentences with bracketed nouns. A complete answer key is included.
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Pronouns: Replacing a Noun Without Losing the Reader — a complete 45-minute lesson plan for Grades 3-5: objectives, warm-up, direct instruction, guided and independent practice, assessment, and differentiation. Free to read, no sign-in required. This resource is one of the student materials it uses.
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