Printable Pronoun Review Worksheets
These printable 5th grade pronoun worksheets bring every kind of pronoun together. Children label types, sort them, change the point of view of a sentence, and choose between possessive, relative and indefinite forms.
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Types of pronouns
Label each pronoun type
Types of pronouns
Sort pronouns into five types
Pronouns and point of view
Pronouns and point of view
Pronouns and point of view
Rewrite from first to third person
Possessive, relative and indefinite pronouns
Choose the pronoun that fits
Possessive, relative and indefinite pronouns
Label the pronoun category
About Pronoun Review
What this skill is
Pronouns come in several types: personal (she, them), possessive (hers, their), reflexive (herself), indefinite (someone, everyone) and relative (who, which). Review sheets ask a child to tell them apart and use the right one. They also cover point of view: first person (I, we), second person (you) and third person (he, she, it, they).
When children learn it
This is 5th grade review work. It draws on Common Core L.1.1.d, L.2.1.c and L.4.1.a, the standards behind the earlier pronoun concepts. A child who worked through the topic in order will find the sheets familiar. Anyone else can use them to find which type still causes trouble.
Teaching Tips
- Ask what the word is doing in the sentence, not what it looks like. "Whose" asking a question and "whose" joining two ideas are different jobs.
- When rewriting a sentence from I to she, have your child circle every I, me, my and mine first, then change each one.
Common Mistakes
- Calling every "whose" a possessive pronoun, when in a sentence like "the boy whose coat is yellow" it joins two ideas.
- Using a personal pronoun where a reflexive one belongs, as in "He hurt him" for "He hurt himself."
- Changing only one pronoun when rewriting from first person to third, so "I took my coat" becomes "She took my coat."