3rd Grade Language Arts Worksheets
Rev up kids with our printable 3rd grade language arts worksheets comprising exercises with answer keys for independent practice across a wide range of topics such as abstract nouns, forming comparative and superlative adjectives, identifying coordinating and subordinating conjunctions, using simple verb tenses, enhancing vocabulary with similes and alliterations, reading to make logical connections like causes and effects, and writing research reports using the prompts. Grab our free grade 3 English worksheets, head over, and check out for more!
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Negative Prefixes | Cut and Glue
Cut the negative prefixes and glue them beside the suitable roots to form the antonyms of the words.
Describe the five animals: bear, dinosaur, zebra, horse and elephant creating interesting alliterations.
"Its" is a possessive form, while "it's" is a contracted form of "it is" or "it has". Complete the sentences using "its" or "it's" based on the context.
Scout out the ten words that are related to Father's Day from the word search grid and circle them.
Look at the pictures and build similes using appropriate adjectives and nouns.
Cut the suffixes from the next page and glue them beside an appropriate root to make new words.
Read the sentence, comprehend the meaning of the homograph from the context and choose the correct option.
Color the words in the petals made from the same root, and add affixes of your own to build new words.
Completing the Story with Homophones
Complete the story "A Visit to the Horse Farm", choosing between each pair of homophones.
Fill in the Blanks with Compound Words
Identify the compound words from the images. Fill in the blanks with the compound words that best fit the context.
Commonly Confused Words | Is / Are
Complete each sentence with "is" or "are". If the subject is singular, use "is", and "are" if it is plural.
Read the idiom, comprehend its meaning, and sketch the idiom, translating it into a picture.
Expanding Abbreviations of State Names
Expand the abbreviations of the 50 names of the states in the U.S. and write them in the space provided.
Categorize the animals in the word box as mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and insects, arrange them in ABC order and write them in the columns.
Writing the Missing Shades of Meanings
Find a word synonymous with the other three words from the word box and complete the shades of meaning.
