Looking at this image, I can see a black and white cow with horns and a pink nose, which appears to be eating grass (though the grass isn't clearly visible, the context suggests it's grazing). The sentence is "I/It is eating grass." Since the subject is an animal (a cow), the correct pronoun should be "It" rather than "I" (which would refer to the speaker).
Now I have analyzed all six sentences and their corresponding images. Let me summarize the correct answers:
1. "He/She is kicking the ball." →
She (image shows a girl with pigtails)
2. "This is my/their hat." →
my (image shows a boy wearing and touching his own hat)
3. "It/They are dancing." →
They (image shows two people dancing together)
4. "You/It is a blue bag." →
It (image shows an inanimate object - a bag)
5. "He/She is standing up." →
He (image shows a boy with short hair)
6. "I/It is eating grass." →
It (image shows a cow, an animal)
The completed worksheet should have these pronouns circled:
- She
- my
- They
- It
- He
- It
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of pronouns worksheet for kindergarten.
