Pronoun Power: Cut & Paste Matching Worksheet for Preschoolers
Children ages 4-6 practice recognizing and applying pronouns — he, she, it, they, and similar words — by reading a short sentence, deciding which pronoun fits the picture, and physically placing it in the right spot. Cutting and pasting adds a fine motor and sequencing component on top of the grammar skill, since children must locate, cut, and correctly position each pronoun piece. This hands-on format helps pronoun concepts stick better than reading alone.
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How to use this worksheet
First, help your child cut out the pronoun pieces at the bottom of the page along the lines, guiding scissor control if needed. Read each sentence together and look closely at the accompanying picture, then ask your child which pronoun correctly replaces the missing word — is it a boy, a girl, an object, or a group? Have your child find the matching pronoun piece and glue it into the blank space in the sentence, then read the completed sentence aloud together to check that it makes sense.
Materials needed
- Scissors
- Glue
- Pencil
Extension activities
- •Point to family members or pets and practice saying the correct pronoun for each one.
- •Write a few of your own simple sentences with a blank and let your child choose the right pronoun to fill it in.
- •Play a game where you say a sentence with a name and your child replaces it with the matching pronoun.
- •Read a picture book together and pause to identify which pronoun is being used for each character.
Tips for parents and teachers
Children at this age often mix up 'he' and 'she' or default to 'it' for everything — model correct pronoun use naturally in daily conversation to reinforce the pattern. If cutting is difficult, offer to cut the larger pieces so your child can focus on gluing and reading the sentences. Reading the finished sentence aloud is an important last step, since it lets your child hear whether their pronoun choice actually sounds right.
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Hemsweta Jain · Teacher Cheena
MBA and Early Childhood Educator, teaching since 2014 · Founder of RaisoActive, Mumbai
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