Class 1 English Worksheet: I or Me

The correct phrase depends on whether you are the subject or the object in the sentence. A simple trick is to remove the other person's name and see if the sentence still makes sense.

• Correct: “Sally and I are playing.” (Because “I am playing” is correct.)
• Correct: “The teacher called Sally and me.” (Because “The teacher called me” is correct.)

This common grammar point is covered in our pronoun practice worksheet.

The main rule for Grade 1 students is to use 'I' as the subject (the doer) and 'me' as the object (the receiver). This worksheet helps children practice this basic grammar rule.

• Rule for I: Always use I when you are the one doing the action. Example: “I love to draw.”
• Rule for me: Always use me when the action is happening to you. Example: “He shared the snacks with me.”

This worksheet is a perfect print-and-go resource for homework, revision, or extra grammar practice at home. It is designed to be easy for parents and students to use together.

1. First, download the free printable PDF.
2. Print the worksheet for your child to use.
3. Help them read the instructions and complete the fill-in-the-blank and circling activities.
4. Finally, use the included answer key to check their work and explain any mistakes.

Yes, a complete answer key is provided with this Class 1 vocabulary worksheet. The answer key helps parents and tutors to quickly and accurately check the student's work, making it a reliable resource for learning and revision.

This pronoun practice worksheet is designed to build several foundational language and literacy skills for early learners.

• Pronoun Usage: Mastering the correct use of subject and object pronouns like 'I' and 'me'.
• Grammar Fundamentals: Reinforcing basic sentence structure and grammar rules.
• Reading Comprehension: Improving the ability to read and understand sentences.
• Writing Confidence: Building a strong foundation for constructing grammatically correct sentences.

Certainly, here are some easy examples with 'I' and 'me' to help Class 1 students understand when to use each pronoun.

• Examples for 'I' (Subject):
• I am happy.
• My friend and I play in the garden.
• I can see a bird.
• Examples for 'me' (Object):
• Dad gave a gift to me.
• Please tell me a story.
• The ball rolled towards me.

This worksheet is specifically designed for children in Grade 1 (typically ages 6-7) with features that make learning effective and enjoyable.

• Simple Design: It uses large, easy-to-read fonts and an uncluttered layout to help children focus.
• Clear Instructions: Simple directions and a solved example allow kids to work more independently.
• Engaging Activities: Fun formats like circling the correct word and filling in blanks keep young learners motivated.

A simple way to explain subject and object pronouns to kids is to think of them as the 'doer' and the 'receiver' in a sentence.

• A subject pronoun is the hero of the sentence who does the action. 'I' is a subject pronoun. Example: “I kicked the ball.”
• An object pronoun is the one who receives the action. 'Me' is an object pronoun. Example: “She passed the ball to me.”

This 'I vs Me' worksheet helps your child master the concept through focused practice and clear examples. It moves beyond just memorising rules by encouraging active learning.

• Repetition: Multiple sentences provide the repetition needed for concept reinforcement.
• Contextual Learning: By seeing 'I' and 'me' used in different sentences, children learn to apply the rule correctly in various situations.
• Pronoun Identification: The activities directly test their ability to choose the correct pronoun, strengthening their grammar skills.