Choosing A or An

This worksheet is designed for students in Grades 1 and 2 who are learning how to use indefinite articles correctly based on beginning sounds. By reading simple nouns and deciding whether to circle a or an, learners build early grammar skills, phonemic awareness, and confidence with standard English conventions through clear, accessible practice.

Skills Reinforced

• Proper Use of Articles (Grades 1-2)
  Teaches correct selection of a or an based on vowel and consonant sounds rather than spelling.
• Phonemic Awareness
  Strengthens recognition of initial sounds in words, supporting early reading and writing development.
• Grammar Foundations
  Introduces standard English article rules in a simple, student-friendly format.
• Word Recognition and Sound Association
  Helps learners connect spoken sounds to written words and grammatical choices.

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource
  Designed by educators to support early elementary language standards.
• Clear, Visual-Friendly Layout
  Easy-to-follow format makes it ideal for young learners and emerging readers.
• Independent or Guided Practice
  Works well for literacy centers, small groups, morning work, or homework.
• Confidence-Building Activity
  Provides repetition and clarity to reinforce correct article usage.

This printable grammar worksheet helps early learners understand that choosing a or an depends on sound, not spelling. It builds essential grammar awareness, phonemic skills, and writing confidence through straightforward, engaging practice. Ideal for classroom instruction or homeschool use, it’s a no-prep resource that supports strong foundations in English grammar and early literacy.

This worksheet is part of our A vs. An collection.