Fruits of Labor

Worksheet Description

This worksheet presents students with a series of images representing different objects, and their task is to choose the correct article, “a” or “an,” to write in front of each picture. The activity prompts students to say the name of the object out loud before deciding which article fits, focusing on the initial sound of the word. The worksheet includes a diverse mix of objects, from animals to everyday items, to ensure a comprehensive practice session. The visual nature of the worksheet makes it engaging and supports students in making connections between the spoken word and the correct grammatical usage. By completing this exercise, students enhance their ability to use articles correctly in a fun and visual context.

This worksheet teaches students the proper use of the articles “a” and “an” by guiding them to consider the sound that begins each word. It emphasizes the rule that “a” is used before words starting with a consonant sound, while “an” is used before words starting with a vowel sound. The exercise encourages students to practice this rule in a way that connects both auditory and visual learning. By working through different examples, students become more adept at making quick and accurate article choices in their writing and speech. The ultimate aim is to solidify their understanding and ensure they can apply this grammar rule confidently in various situations.