Adjective Worksheet: Circle and Fill in the Blanks!

How to use this worksheet

Look at the picture together first and ask your child to describe what they notice about it in their own words. Read the sentence with the blank aloud, then read the adjective options provided and ask your child which one best matches the picture. Have them circle the correct adjective, then copy it into the blank space in the sentence. Repeat for each picture-sentence pair, reading the finished sentence aloud together to confirm it makes sense.

Materials needed

• Pencil
• Eraser

Extension activities

• 1Play a describing game where you hold up an object and your child has to think of three adjectives for it.
• 2Take turns describing family members or pets using at least two adjectives each, like 'fluffy' and 'friendly.'
• 3Cut out pictures from a magazine and write one adjective under each that best describes it.
• 4Read a favorite storybook and pause to highlight any adjectives the author uses to describe characters or scenes.
• 5Create an 'adjective jar' with words on slips of paper and have your child pick one out and use it in a sentence about anything they choose.