In this adjective worksheet, learners learn the difference between the "-ed" and "-ing" adjective forms. Students analyze 14 adjectives in a word bank and use them to fill in the blanks in the sentences.

In this adjectives worksheet, students read 9 adjective pairs such as: old/young, light/heavy. Students match the adjectives to pictures that illustrate their meaning.

In this grammar worksheet, learners, after reviewing adjectives and adverbs, follow the instructions to several directives and then choose the appropriate adjective and adverbs for fifteen additional sentences.

In this grammar worksheet, student fill in the blanks of a chart by writing the missing adjectives, comparative, or superlative. They check their spelling and use "than" and "the" as needed. They examine 3 examples at the top of the...

In this some or any worksheet, students choose the correct adjective, some or any, to place in ten sentences to make each one grammatically correct.

In this adjective placement worksheet, students review and discuss the seven main types of adjectives and create four sentences from phrases and adjectives.

For this adjective forms and usage worksheet, 7th graders review and discuss all the different types of adjective forms and usage and complete one sentences with an article, a noun and an adjective.

In this "big" instructional activity, students trace shapes such as circles, squares and triangles, After cutting out the nine traced shapes, students place the shapes in order from smallest to largest. An answer key is included.

In this writing worksheet, scholars use a word bank that includes naming, connecting, and describing words to write about how they would build a candy house.

In these language arts worksheets, students are provided with a graphic organizer depicting the grammatical parts of speech. Students examine the parts of speech and match each to its corresponding example.

In this language arts worksheet, students read 5 detailed descriptions of people. Students draw a picture of each of the people described. Students then draw 5 more people and write their own description of each one.

In this ESL/ Language Arts worksheet, students read short sentences. Students then choose the best pronoun or adjective to fill in the 10 blanks.

In this grammar learning exercise, learners fill in 40 blanks in a table with the proper form of an adjective. They write the adjective in the first column of a table, the comparative form in the next column, and finally, superlative...

In this language arts worksheet, students discover that synonyms are words that mean the same as other words. Students read and analyze 15 words and using a word bank, match them with a synonym.

In this language arts instructional activity, students practice matching words and their synonyms which mean the same. Students read 15 words and write a synonym from the word bank which has a similar meaning.

In this grammar worksheet, 2nd graders adjectives in one column with their opposites in second column. Ten adjectives and their opposites are listed.

In this grammar worksheet, students write the comparative and superlative forms of ten given adjectives. An example of big, bigger, and biggest is provided.

In this foreign language worksheet, students select the proper response to complete each of 10 sentences. Each choice includes two adjectives in alternate order. Students select the correct order of the adjectives.

In this foreign language worksheet, learners look for the most natural sounding choice from three options to complete the ten given sentences. Each option contains an adjective phrase with the words mixed into various orders.

In this vocabulary worksheet, students write an adjective starting with each letter of the alphabet. The example given for a is "angry."

In this ESL activity, learners read a story about a woman named Katrina and her boyfriend, Brad. Students complete 15 gaps in the story by filling in the correct adjective.

In this grammar instructional activity, students complete a table by filling in the correct words. The table is divided into adjective, adverb form, noun form, and verb form.

In this language arts worksheet, students analyze 40 adjectives and generate the comparative and superlative forms to fill out this chart. Example: rough (rougher, roughest)

In this grammar worksheet, students learn to use adjectives which end in "ed" and "ing" by completing 10 sentences. Students choose from 2 words to best complete the sentence. Example: What an ----trip! (exhausting, exhausted)