Educational worksheet teaching students to identify indirect objects in sentences.

Task: Identify and underline the indirect object in each sentence.

#### Definition Recap:
- An indirect object is a person or thing that the action of a verb is performed for or directed to. It is also the recipient of the direct object.
- Example: In the sentence "Mike passed me the ball," the indirect object is me because the action (passing) is directed toward "me."

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Solution:

1. Alex gave him a ride to the station.
- Indirect object: him
- Explanation: The action "gave" is directed toward "him."

2. Kevin showed Ms. Adams his project.
- Indirect object: Ms. Adams
- Explanation: The action "showed" is directed toward "Ms. Adams."

3. Little Nathan drew his dad a picture.
- Indirect object: his dad
- Explanation: The action "drew" is directed toward "his dad."

4. We gave the room a fresh coat of paint.
- Indirect object: the room
- Explanation: The action "gave" is directed toward "the room."

5. Louise cooked her sister a nice meal.
- Indirect object: her sister
- Explanation: The action "cooked" is directed toward "her sister."

6. Arianne sent her a postcard from Berlin.
- Indirect object: her
- Explanation: The action "sent" is directed toward "her."

7. The teacher gave the class a new assignment.
- Indirect object: the class
- Explanation: The action "gave" is directed toward "the class."

8. Roarke bought them return gifts.
- Indirect object: them
- Explanation: The action "bought" is directed toward "them."

9. My mom bought me a new dress.
- Indirect object: me
- Explanation: The action "bought" is directed toward "me."

10. Aunt Claire knitted Sara a new scarf.
- Indirect object: Sara
- Explanation: The action "knitted" is directed toward "Sara."

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Final Answer:

1. Alex gave him a ride to the station.
2. Kevin showed Ms. Adams his project.
3. Little Nathan drew his dad a picture.
4. We gave the room a fresh coat of paint.
5. Louise cooked her sister a nice meal.
6. Arianne sent her a postcard from Berlin.
7. The teacher gave the class a new assignment.
8. Roarke bought them return gifts.
9. My mom bought me a new dress.
10. Aunt Claire knitted Sara a new scarf.

Boxed Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
&1. \text{him} \\
&2. \text{Ms. Adams} \\
&3. \text{his dad} \\
&4. \text{the room} \\
&5. \text{her sister} \\
&6. \text{her} \\
&7. \text{the class} \\
&8. \text{them} \\
&9. \text{me} \\
&10. \text{Sara} \\
\end{aligned}
}