Free Worksheets
- Kindergarten–5th grade
- US Letter PDF
- Answer key included
Free printable phonics, grammar and punctuation worksheets for kindergarten through 5th grade. Each one is three pages: two pages of practice that move from spotting a skill to using it in your child's own writing, and an answer key. Every worksheet has a matching lesson and quiz, so you can teach the skill before your child practices it.
104 worksheets
Beginning SoundsKindergarten · Phonics
Blending and SegmentingKindergarten–1st grade · Phonics
CVC WordsKindergarten–1st grade · Phonics
Clapping SyllablesKindergarten · Phonics
Ending SoundsKindergarten · Phonics
Letter Sounds A to ZKindergarten · Phonics
Long Vowel SoundsKindergarten–1st grade · Phonics
Rhyming WordsKindergarten · Phonics
Short VowelsKindergarten–1st grade · Phonics
Word FamiliesKindergarten–1st grade · Phonics
Asking and Answering QuestionsKindergarten–2nd grade · Reading-comprehension
Making PredictionsKindergarten–2nd grade · Reading-comprehension
Retelling a StoryKindergarten–1st grade · Reading-comprehension
Story Elements: Characters, Setting, EventsKindergarten–2nd grade · Reading-comprehension
What Are Sight Words?Kindergarten–3rd grade · Sight-words
Antonyms (Opposites)Kindergarten–3rd grade · Vocabulary
Shades of MeaningKindergarten–3rd grade · Vocabulary
Sorting Words into CategoriesKindergarten–1st grade · Vocabulary
A, An and The1st grade · Grammar
Adjectives1st grade · Grammar
Conjunctions1st grade · Grammar
Nouns1st grade · Grammar
Past, Present and Future Verbs1st grade · Grammar
Plural Nouns1st grade · Grammar
Possessive Nouns1st–2nd grade · Grammar
Prepositions1st grade · Grammar
Pronouns1st grade · Grammar
Proper Nouns1st–2nd grade · Grammar
Types of Sentences1st grade · Grammar
Verbs1st grade · Grammar
Consonant Blends1st grade · Phonics
Digraphs: sh, ch, th, wh, ck1st grade · Phonics
R-Controlled Vowels1st–2nd grade · Phonics
Silent E1st grade · Phonics
Tricky Irregular Words1st–3rd grade · Phonics
Two-Syllable Words1st–2nd grade · Phonics
Vowel Teams1st–2nd grade · Phonics
Word Endings: -s, -ed, -ing1st grade · Phonics
Capital Letters1st grade · Punctuation
Commas in Dates1st grade · Punctuation
Commas in a List1st grade · Punctuation
End Marks1st grade · Punctuation
Key Details1st–3rd grade · Reading-comprehension
Sequencing: First, Next, Last1st–2nd grade · Reading-comprehension
Text Features1st–3rd grade · Reading-comprehension
ai or ay?1st–2nd grade · Spelling
ck or k?1st–2nd grade · Spelling
Alphabetical Order1st–3rd grade · Vocabulary
Compound Words1st–2nd grade · Vocabulary
Multiple-Meaning Words1st–4th grade · Vocabulary
Root Words1st–3rd grade · Vocabulary
Synonyms1st–3rd grade · Vocabulary
Adjectives and Adverbs2nd grade · Grammar
Collective Nouns2nd grade · Grammar
Compound Sentences2nd grade · Grammar
Irregular Past Tense Verbs2nd grade · Grammar
Irregular Plural Nouns2nd grade · Grammar
Reflexive Pronouns2nd grade · Grammar
Subject-Verb Agreement2nd–3rd grade · Grammar
Long or Short Vowel?2nd grade · Phonics
Silent Letters2nd–3rd grade · Phonics
Soft C and Soft G2nd grade · Phonics
oi, oy, ou, ow2nd grade · Phonics
Apostrophes for Ownership2nd–3rd grade · Punctuation
Commas in Letters2nd grade · Punctuation
Contractions2nd grade · Punctuation
Change Y to I2nd–4th grade · Spelling
Commonly Misspelled Words2nd–5th grade · Spelling
Drop the E2nd–3rd grade · Spelling
Spelling Rules for Kids2nd–4th grade · Spelling
The Doubling Rule2nd–3rd grade · Spelling
Context Clues2nd–4th grade · Vocabulary
Homophones2nd–4th grade · Vocabulary
How to Use a Dictionary2nd–4th grade · Vocabulary
Prefixes: un-, re-, dis-, pre-2nd–3rd grade · Vocabulary
Suffixes: -ful, -less, -ly, -er2nd–3rd grade · Vocabulary
Abstract Nouns3rd grade · Grammar
Comparatives and Superlatives3rd grade · Grammar
Complex Sentences3rd grade · Grammar
Simple Verb Tenses3rd grade · Grammar
Latin Suffixes: -tion, -able, -ment3rd grade · Phonics
Multisyllable Words3rd grade · Phonics
Capitalizing Titles3rd grade · Punctuation
Commas in Addresses3rd grade · Punctuation
Quotation Marks in Dialogue3rd–4th grade · Punctuation
i Before e3rd–5th grade · Spelling
Greek and Latin Roots3rd–5th grade · Vocabulary
Idioms for Kids3rd–5th grade · Vocabulary
Similes and Metaphors3rd–5th grade · Vocabulary
Can, May, Must: Helping Verbs4th grade · Grammar
Commonly Confused Words4th grade · Grammar
Fragments and Run-Ons4th grade · Grammar
Order of Adjectives4th grade · Grammar
Prepositional Phrases4th grade · Grammar
Progressive Verb Tense4th grade · Grammar
Relative Pronouns4th grade · Grammar
Commas Before And, But and So4th grade · Punctuation
Either/Or, Neither/Nor5th grade · Grammar
Fixing Verb Tense Shifts5th grade · Grammar
Interjections5th grade · Grammar
Perfect Verb Tenses5th grade · Grammar
Book and Movie Titles5th grade · Punctuation
Commas After Introductory Words5th grade · Punctuation
Commas with Yes, No and Names5th grade · Punctuation
How to use these worksheets
- Teach first. Open the matching lesson (linked from every worksheet) and spend 10 minutes on the rule and examples.
- Try the quiz. The online quiz reads questions aloud and explains wrong answers. It's a quick check before paper practice.
- Print and practice. One worksheet is about 15 minutes. Sit nearby, but let your child try each part first.
- Check together. Use the answer key on the last page. Talk about any mistakes; the lesson's "common mistakes" table explains most of them.
Want a whole year of practice in order, with a script for you before every lesson? See the 2nd Grade Grammar & Punctuation Workbook.
Worksheets by grade
Each grade page lists every skill for the year in the order schools teach them, with the matching worksheets: Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade and 5th grade. For all lessons on one topic, see grammar or punctuation.
Last reviewed: November 11, 2026
Questions parents ask
Are these worksheets really free?
Yes. Every worksheet on this page is a free PDF with an answer key. There's no sign-up and no email required.
What paper size are the worksheets?
US Letter (8.5 by 11 inches). They print in black and white, so a basic home printer works fine.
Can teachers print these for a class?
Yes. You can print the free worksheets for your own students. Please link to the page rather than reposting the PDF elsewhere.
Do the worksheets come with answers?
Yes. The last page of every worksheet is an answer key, with notes where more than one answer is correct.
How do I know which worksheet my child needs?
Start with your child's grade page, which lists every skill for the year in order, or use the grade filter above. Each worksheet also has a matching lesson and quiz to teach the skill first.