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Build essential grammar skills with this set of Articles A, An, and The worksheets and literacy centers designed for Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade. These engaging activities help young learners understand when and how to use articles in sentences, supporting both reading fluency and sentence writing.
Build essential grammar skills with this set of Articles A, An, and The worksheets and literacy centers designed for Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade.
These engaging activities help young learners understand when and how to use articles in sentences, supporting both reading fluency and sentence writing. Perfect for grammar mini-lessons, ELA centers, or independent work, this resource makes grammar instruction clear, hands-on, and developmentally appropriate.
Whether you’re introducing articles for the first time or reinforcing concepts through practice, these materials give students the tools they need to succeed.
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Use these grammar worksheets and ELA centers to support your K–2 reading curriculum, small group instruction, or literacy rotations. Great for reinforcing parts of speech, sentence structure, and early writing development.
Looking for more engaging grammar practice for your students?
This resource is also part of a comprehensive Parts of Speech Grammar Bundle, featuring ready-to-use activities for teaching articles, conjunctions, prepositions, and pronouns. It’s a simple way to build grammar skills across the year—perfect for centers, mini-lessons, or independent practice.
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Just Down the Hall –
My EL students of all ages needed reminders about articles! I primarily used the activities for my 1st/2nd graders but found that I could still use some of these resources for the older kids too. Great flexibility for students of all levels.
Heather G. –
love it!
Kristin H. –
Articles are tricky for first graders, but this made it more fun. Thank you!
Andrea W. –
Good differentiated resource to use with high-low students in first grade.
Michele P. –
Easy to adapt and project during a zoom meeting
Amanda W. –
Super easy to print and use. Enjoyed the images that were in color. Made the students more engaged.
Janis S. –
This was just what I was looking for. Thanks!
Kelly M. –
Great resource!
Meagan C. –
Great resource and very engaging!
Tanya M. –
My students liked this activity.
ElementaryInked –
Such a great little product for word family sorting! I’ve been using it for years!
Susan Land –
Great as a review or practice using articles.
Ann J. –
I wanted a resource that would direct my daughter on how to use the definitive article “THE”, but there were hardly any activities for the same. I thought that since there were so many pages, it would explain things to her. However a lot of the pages have activities that I could find online for free. In addition, this pack put the onus on me to sit and do the activity with my daughter, instead of letting her do it independently. I am very disappointed.
Holly P. –
Great tool, thanks:)
Action Based E. –
Love it!
Erika W. –
My students LOVE anything that lets them get up and move to review key skills. The scoots and review pages were awesome!