Explanation:
Let’s solve each part step by step.
Part 1: Choose the correct pronoun for each picture.
We have four rows, each with a picture and three choices: *she*, *he*, *it*.
1. First picture: a girl with blonde hair and a pink bow → this is a female person → correct pronoun is
she.
2. Second picture: a tree → trees are not people; we use
it for things, animals (unless named), and objects like trees.
3. Third picture: a toy dump truck → it’s an object → use
it.
4. Fourth picture: a boy with dark hair raising his hand → male person → correct pronoun is
he.
So the answers for the table are:
- Girl → she
- Tree → it
- Truck → it
- Boy → he
Part 2: Select the correct pronoun to fill in the blanks.
1. “______ is reading.”
The image shows a boy sitting and reading a book. So the subject is a boy → use
He.
→ He is reading.
2. “______ is happy.”
The image shows a girl jumping with arms up, smiling — clearly happy. She is female → use
She.
→ She is happy.
3. “______ my doll.”
The image shows a girl holding a doll. The sentence is incomplete, but the structure suggests it should be something like “It is my doll” or “This is my doll.” Since the blank is before “my doll” and no verb is given, but in such exercises, the expected answer is usually the subject pronoun that fits the noun *doll* (an object). So we use
It.
→ It is my doll. (Even though “It” isn’t written, the blank is just for the pronoun, and “It” is correct.)
So the answers for the sentences:
1. He
2. She
3. It
Now, double-check:
- Girl → she
✔
- Tree → it
✔
- Truck → it
✔
- Boy → he
✔
- Reading boy → He
✔
- Happy girl → She
✔
- Doll → It
✔
All consistent.
Final Answer:
she, it, it, he
1. He
2. She
3. It
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronoun worksheet 1st grade.