Him Her Them It Pronoun Worksheet
This Him Her Them It Pronoun Worksheet gives 2nd graders practice swapping naming words for the right pronoun, then naming the noun each pronoun stands for. Answer key included for quick, no-prep grammar review.
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Description
Pronouns are the small words that stand in for naming words, and using them correctly is one of the first big steps in second grade grammar. This Him Her Them It Pronoun Worksheet focuses on the four object pronouns children meet most often — him, her, them, and it — the words that take the place of a person, a group, or a thing after an action word. When students can swap a noun for the right pronoun, their sentences stop repeating the same name over and over and begin to sound natural.
This 2nd grade parts of speech worksheet gives students two kinds of practice on one page. In Part A, they read five sentences, look at the bold naming words, and write the pronoun from the word box that can take their place. In Part B they work the other way around: each sentence holds a bold pronoun, and students write the noun that the pronoun stands for. Print it as morning work, a quick grammar review, a literacy center task, or homework — the answer key on the second page makes checking fast.
What’s Included
- 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
- Answer key
- 5 pronoun substitution sentences and 3 find-the-noun sentences
There are three reasons this Him Her Them It Pronoun Worksheet helps children learn the skill. First, the word box keeps the four choices in front of students, so they can focus on matching the pronoun to its noun instead of hunting for a word. Second, working in both directions — noun to pronoun, then pronoun back to noun — builds the pronoun and antecedent thinking that stronger readers rely on every day. Third, every sentence is short, familiar, and about everyday moments, so second graders spend their energy on the grammar rather than on decoding.
Teachers and parents can keep the practice going away from the page. Read a favorite picture book aloud and pause whenever you hear him, her, them, or it, then ask who or what the word means. Play a quick swap game at dinner: say a sentence with a name in it and let your child repeat it using a pronoun. Write the four pronouns on index cards and have students hold up the right card as you read sentences aloud. You can also have children reread their own writing, circle any name they used twice, and replace the second one with a pronoun.
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