Spring Noun Hunter Worksheet Spring Noun Hunter
Part of the Spring Grammar Garden Series
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What is a Noun?
A noun is a word that names a person , a place , a thing , or an idea . In spring, nouns are everywhere—from the sun in the sky to the flowers in the garden.
1. Spring Sorting
Read the spring words below and write them in the correct basket.
Gardener Park Bicycle Happiness Ladybug Teacher Backyard Umbrella Kindness
Person
Place
Thing
Idea
2. Proper Noun Picnic
A proper noun names a specific person, place, or thing and always starts with a capital letter. Rewrite these spring sentences with the correct capitalization.
1. in april, my friend sam planted daisies in central park.
2. we are going to celebrate earth day next monday.
3. Spring Sentence Maker
Write a sentence about spring using at least two nouns from the list below. Circle the nouns you used.
butterfly • puddle • nest • seeds • raincoat
Sprouting Verb Actions Worksheet Sprouting Verb Actions
Part of the Spring Grammar Garden Series
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What is a Verb?
A verb is a word that shows action or a state of being . Verbs tell us what is happening in the spring garden! Example: The bee buzzes near the rose.
1. Garden Watch
Underline the action verb in each spring sentence below.
The tiny green sprout pushes through the soil.
Hungry birds chirp for food in their nest.
Raindrops splash into the deep puddles.
The warm wind blows the laundry on the line.
2. Time to Grow: Verb Tenses
Verbs change to show when something happens. Complete the table with the missing verb tenses.
Past (Yesterday) Present (Now) Future (Tomorrow) planted plants / planting will plant bloomed will bloom
| jumps / jumping | will jump |
| flew | flies / flying |
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3. Helping Hands
Some verbs need a "helper" like is, are, was, or were . Circle the correct helping verb for each sentence.
1. The flowers ( is / are ) opening their petals today.
2. I ( was / were ) jumping in the mud yesterday.
3. Many bees ( is / are ) visiting the clover field.
Vibrant Spring Adjectives Worksheet Vibrant Spring Adjectives
Part of the Spring Grammar Garden Series
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What is an Adjective?
An adjective is a word that describes a noun. Adjectives tell us what kind , how many , or which one . They make our writing more colorful!
1. Sights and Smells
Look at the spring nouns below. Write two adjectives to describe each one using your senses (sight, touch, smell, sound).
Sun
Rain
Grass
Breeze
2. Comparing the Garden
Use -er to compare two things and -est to compare three or more things. Fill in the blanks.
1. The yellow tulip is tall, but the sunflower is
(tall).
2. The bluebird's nest is the
(small) one in the entire tree.
3. Today is
(warm) than it was yesterday.
3. Painting with Words
Rewrite this boring sentence by adding three descriptive adjectives . Make it vibrant!
"The bug sat on the flower in the garden."
Graceful Adverb Garden Worksheet Graceful Adverb Garden
Part of the Spring Grammar Garden Series
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What is an Adverb?
An adverb is a word that describes a verb . Adverbs often tell us how , when , or where an action happens. Many adverbs end in -ly !
1. Sorting Adverbs
Slowly Tomorrow Everywhere Loudly Inside Now Carefully Soon
How?
When?
Where?
2. Adverb Adventure
Circle the adverb and underline the verb it is describing.
A.
The garden snails crawl sluggishly across the leaf.
B.
We finally saw the first butterfly of the season.
C.
The rabbits hopped away when they saw us.
3. Garden Actions
Complete each spring sentence using one of the choices in parentheses.
1. The storm clouds gathered
(suddenly / bright)
2. The gardener watered the plants
(gentle / gently)
Spring Sentence Sprouts Worksheet Spring Sentence Sprouts
Noun and Verb Review
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Nouns
A noun is a person, place, thing, or idea. It tells us who or what .
Verbs
A verb is an action or state of being. It tells us what they are doing .
1. Sentence Sorting
Circle all the nouns and underline the verbs in each sentence below.
The hungry caterpillar eats a green leaf.
Bright sunshine warms the cold ground.
Tiny seeds grow in the wet soil.
Colorful flowers bloom in the garden.
2. Perfect Pairs
Match the noun to the action verb that makes the most sense. Draw a line to connect them.
Raindrops
Flowers
Bees
Children
buzz
fall
play
bloom
3. Grow Your Own Sentences
Use the noun and verb pairs below to write four original spring sentences. Make sure each sentence starts with a capital letter and ends with a punctuation mark!
1. Noun: Frog | Verb: Jump
2. Noun: Kite | Verb: Fly
3. Noun: Bird | Verb: Build
4. Noun: Rain | Verb: Fall
Colorful Garden Details Worksheet Colorful Garden Details
Adjective and Adverb Review
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Adjectives
An adjective describes a noun . It tells us what kind or how many .
Adverbs
An adverb describes a verb . It tells us how , when , or where .
1. What's the Word?
Read each underlined word. Is it an adjective or an adverb ? Write your answer on the line.
The bright sun shone today.
The sun shone brightly today.
A slow turtle walked by.
The turtle walked slowly by.
2. Detail Detective
Rewrite these plain sentences by adding one adjective and one adverb from the box below.
colorful loudly happy quickly little happily
The birds sang in the trees.
The bunny hopped across the grass.
3. Garden Challenge
Practice your descriptive writing! Write two original spring sentences. Each sentence must include at least one adjective and one adverb .
Sentence 1
CIRCLE ADJECTIVE BOX ADVERB
Sentence 2
CIRCLE ADJECTIVE BOX ADVERB
