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Learn to Read🧸 Ages 4-6Beginner 4 min read

Pronouns: he, she, they

First grammar for ages 4-6: pronouns like he, she, it and they are little words that stand in for a name. Match, build words and flip fun flashcards.

Key takeaways

  • A pronoun is a little word that stands in for a name
  • he is for a boy or man, she is for a girl or woman
  • it is for a thing or animal, they is for more than one
  • Pronouns stop us saying the same name again and again

What is a pronoun?

A pronoun is a little word that stands in for a name. πŸ™‹ Instead of saying a name again and again, we use a pronoun.

Sam has a ball. Sam kicks Sam's ball. πŸ˜• Sam has a ball. He kicks it. πŸ˜€

Much better!

he and she πŸ‘¦πŸ‘§

We use he for a boy or a man. We use she for a girl or a woman.

  • This is Tom. He can run. πŸ‘¦
  • This is Mia. She can sing. πŸ‘§

it 🧸

We use it for a thing or an animal.

  • Here is a ball. It is red. ⚽
  • Here is a cat. It is soft. 🐱

they πŸ‘«

We use they when there is more than one.

  • Tom and Mia play. They are happy. πŸ˜€
  • The dogs run. They are fast. 🐢🐢

See pronouns work

Watch the names turn into little words:

The girl has a cat. β†’ She has it. πŸ‘§πŸ±
The children sing. β†’ They sing. 🎀

Play and practise

Play the matching game to swap each name for its pronoun. Then build the words he, she and they from the letter tiles. Say each one out loud!

Keep going

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Now you know your first pronouns. Yay! 🌟

Quick quiz

Test yourself and earn XP

Which pronoun is for a girl?

Pick the pronoun: 'Tom and Sam are here. ___ are happy.'

Play & learn

Match the word to its pronoun +10 XP

Build the pronoun +10 XP

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FAQ

A pronoun is a little word that stands in for a name, like he, she, it or they. It saves us from saying the same name over and over.