Adjective Worksheets

The articles “a” and “an” can change because of a simple adjective. Your youngster will practice using these important articles in this worksheet.

Is ice cream tasty or noisy? Your student can practice using the correct adjective in a sentence in this worksheet.

If you aren’t tall, then what are you? Your youngster will practice finding the antonym of adjectives in this worksheet.

While many adverbs end in -ly, some adjectives do also! Students pracitce distinguishing between the adjectives and the adverbs in this worksheet.

In this worksheet, your student will find a related adjective for the adjective in a sentence.

Writing would be bland if there were no adjectives! Your youngster will discover the fun of writing with adjectives in this worksheet.

In this worksheet, your student will use adjectives to describe a sparkling Christmas tree.

What’s the scary fish with a sharp teeth and a large fin? Your student will practice describing a picture using adjectives.

In this worksheet, your student will write a description of a picture. Another student reads and guesses what the picture looks like. It’s great adjective practice!

Adjectives are all important in this descriptive writing worksheet. Your student will describe a picture for another student to guess. Helpful for 2nd grade practice of Core Standards for Conventions of Standard English, the worksheet may also be useful to other students.

It’s not magic; adjectives can be turned into adverbs! Your student will change them with ease after this worksheet.

Is it small or smaller? Smart or smarter? Comparative adjectives compare two things. Your student can practice using this important adjective form in this worksheet. Use it with 3rd grade Core Standards Conventions of Standard English or with other grades as needed.

This worksheet covers both comparative and superlative adjectives. Your student must decide which form of an adjective is best in each sentence.

Your student will find the adjective and the noun it modifies in this worksheet.

Which is the noun and which is the adverb? Students determine which is which in this worksheet.

Students circle the adjective in each sentence then write the noun it modifies.

This worksheet will help your student develop his grammar skills by identifying the adjective and the noun it modifies.

Whether it’s French fries or Swiss cheese, proper adjectives add a special flavor to language. Your student will practice using proper adjectives in this worksheet.

This worksheet isn’t just good, it’s the best! Your student will practice writing the superlative form of adjectives.

Your student will circle the comparative or superlative adjective in each sentence, then identify the noun it modifies.