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Browse our large collection of parts of speech worksheets and other resources aimed at helping students understand the use of nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions and more. Teach the parts of speech confidently and accurately to develop confident readers and writers.
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Folding Booklet: Nouns
A folding activity booklet all about nouns. Draw pictures or write to show how nouns can name people, places, animals and things.
Adjectives and Nouns
In each sentence, identify the adjective and the noun that it is describing.
A Better Way to Say…
A reference list of words to use instead of common adjectives such as ‘little’, ‘big’, ‘good’, ‘bad’ and more!
Adjectives Poster
A poster explaining adjectives.
Learning Adjectives
This worksheet supports students who are just beginning to learn about adjectives.
Folding Booklet: Adjectives
A folding activity booklet all about adjectives. Write adjectives and draw to describe different nouns.
Fairy Tale Adjectives Word Search
Find the adjectives in the jumble and then match each word to the fairy tale characters.
Flip Book: Adjectives
Cut and staple to create a flip book all about adjectives. Cut and paste to match each picture to the correct box.
Find the Adjectives (Middle)
Identify the adjectives in the sentences.
Adjective or Adverb?
A worksheet to help introduce adverbs. Work out whether the underlined word in each sentence is an adjective or an adverb.
Adverb Poster
A poster explaining adverbs.
Circle the Adverbs
A worksheet to help introduce adverbs. Circle the adverb that best suits each sentence.
Using Adverbs
Rewrite the passage of text, adding adverbs in appropriate places.
Adverbs Word Search
Find the adverbs in the dinosaur themed word jumble.
Find the Adverbs
Circle the adverb in each sentence. Sort the adverbs to show which verb/s they could describe.
Find the Adverb and Verb
Find the adverb in each sentence and indicate the verb it is describing.
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