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Adjectives Printables
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Circle the Adjective — Set 1
Name
Score
Circle the adjective (describing word) in each sentence.
1) The big dog barks.
2) The soft cat purrs.
3) The tall tree sways.
4) She is very happy.
5) It is a cold day.
6) I have a red ball.
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Writing Worksheet
Circle the Adjective — Set 1
Ages 6–8
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Circle the Adjective — Set 2
Name
Score
Circle the describing word in each sentence.
1) I ate a sweet cake.
2) The fast car zooms.
3) The tiny bug hides.
4) A loud drum bangs.
5) The warm sun shines.
6) A funny clown smiles.
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Writing Worksheet
Circle the Adjective — Set 2
Ages 6–8
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Add an Adjective
Name
Score
Write a describing word to finish each sentence.
Word Box: tall soft red happy big sunny
1) The tree is ________.
2) She feels ________.
3) The cat is ________.
4) The ________ dog is loud.
5) I have a ________ ball.
6) It is a ________ day.
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Writing Worksheet
Add an Adjective
Ages 6–8
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Describing Words: The Senses
Name
Score
Write a describing word. How does it look, feel, or taste?
Word Box: sweet rough loud sour soft cold
1) A bell sounds ________.
2) Honey tastes ________.
3) A lemon tastes ________.
4) A pillow feels ________.
5) Sandpaper feels ________.
6) Ice feels ________.
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Writing Worksheet
Describing Words: The Senses
Ages 6–8
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Comparing with -er and -est
Name
Score
Add -er (compares two) or -est (compares three or more).
Word Box: longer loudest biggest faster smallest taller
1) big → the ________ of all
2) fast → ________ than a cat
3) long → ________ than a pen
4) tall → ________ (than me)
5) small → the ________ one
6) loud → the ________ sound
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Writing Worksheet
Comparing with -er and -est
Ages 6–8
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More Adjectives: Circle — Set 1
Name
Score
Circle the describing word.
1) The shiny coin fell.
2) The spiky cactus grew.
3) The bright star twinkled.
4) I have a fuzzy blanket.
5) A sticky candy melted.
6) A gentle breeze blew.
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Writing Worksheet
More Adjectives: Circle — Set 1
Ages 6–8
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More Adjectives: Circle — Set 2
Name
Score
Circle the describing word.
1) The salty chips crunched.
2) The heavy box fell.
3) A curious cat peeked.
4) We saw a giant wave.
5) A wobbly tower fell.
6) The smooth stone shone.
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Writing Worksheet
More Adjectives: Circle — Set 2
Ages 6–8
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More Adjectives: Add One — Set 1
Name
Score
Write a describing word.
Word Box: juicy tasty red little tall cold
1) The ________ puppy barked.
2) I ate a ________ apple.
3) The ________ soup was warm.
4) The ________ balloon popped.
5) A ________ wind blew.
6) We saw a ________ mountain.
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Writing Worksheet
More Adjectives: Add One — Set 1
Ages 6–8
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More Adjectives: Add One — Set 2
Name
Score
Write a describing word.
Word Box: loud slow wise blue soft big
1) A ________ owl hooted.
2) The ________ sky was clear.
3) I heard a ________ noise.
4) The ________ rug felt nice.
5) The ________ cake was sweet.
6) A ________ turtle walked by.
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Writing Worksheet
More Adjectives: Add One — Set 2
Ages 6–8
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Adjectives: Circle More — Set 1
Name
Score
Circle the describing word.
1) The sour lemon puckered.
2) We saw a fluffy cloud.
3) A brave knight rode.
4) The crispy leaf fell.
5) The muddy boots dried.
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Writing Worksheet
Adjectives: Circle More — Set 1
Ages 6–8
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Adjectives: Circle More — Set 2
Name
Score
Circle the describing word.
1) I held a warm mug.
2) The narrow path curved.
3) The ancient tree stood.
4) A speedy rabbit hopped.
5) A cheerful song played.
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Writing Worksheet
Adjectives: Circle More — Set 2
Ages 6–8
More grade 2 grammar
Nouns
Proper Nouns
Verbs
Adverbs
Pronouns
Plurals
Possessives
Verb Tense
Capitalization
Punctuation
Sentence Types
Complete vs. Fragment