This medium worksheet keeps third graders thinking with nine fresh fill-in-the-blanks and a matching activity. In Part A, you choose verbs for a firefighter who saves people, turtles that crawl across the beach, and bees buzzing around spring flowers. Other sentences feature an older sister at the piano, classroom chairs in neat rows, and "Each student ___ a pencil and a notebook."
Part B is a matching set that links subjects like "The nurse," "The ants," and "The flowers" to phrases that agree. This worksheet builds the habit of pausing to check whether a subject is singular or plural before writing the verb.
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Subject-Verb Agreement
Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1. The firefighter saves people from burning buildings.
2. The turtles crawl slowly across the sandy beach.
3. My older sister plays the piano every evening after dinner.
4. The chairs in the classroom are lined up in neat rows.
5. Each student has a pencil and a notebook for class.
6. The bees buzz around the flowers in the spring garden.
7. The crossing guard helps the children cross the street safely.
8. Those shoes are too small for my feet now.
9. The horse runs fast around the track at the farm.
Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1. Match each item to its correct answer.
The nurse
→ checks our temperature.
bloom in the spring.
The ants
→ carry food to the hill.
checks our temperature.
My uncle
→ drives a big red truck.
carry food to the hill.
The flowers
→ bloom in the spring.
drives a big red truck.
Subject-Verb Agreement
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) The firefighter saves people from burning buildings.
2) The turtles crawl slowly across the sandy beach.
3) My older sister plays the piano every evening after dinner.
4) The chairs in the classroom are lined up in neat rows.
5) Each student has a pencil and a notebook for class.
6) The bees buzz around the flowers in the spring garden.
7) The crossing guard helps the children cross the street safely.
8) Those shoes are too small for my feet now.
9) The horse runs fast around the track at the farm.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
The nurse
→ checks our temperature.
bloom in the spring.
The ants
→ carry food to the hill.
checks our temperature.
My uncle
→ drives a big red truck.
carry food to the hill.
The flowers
→ bloom in the spring.
drives a big red truck.
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