Visualizing Demonstratives

This worksheet helps students in Grades 3, 4, and 5 practice using demonstrative pronouns correctly by connecting grammar to visual thinking. Through picture-style prompts, descriptive writing, context analysis, and creative expression, learners imagine scenes and choose this, that, these, or those based on distance and number, strengthening both grammar accuracy and visualization skills.

Learning Goals

• Writing with Demonstrative Pronouns (Grades 3-5) – Students write complete sentences using this, that, these, or those correctly.
• Near/Far and Singular/Plural Indicators – Learners apply grammatical rules related to distance and quantity.
• Visualization and Descriptive Skills – Students imagine scenes carefully before choosing pronouns and writing.
• Creative Language Application – Learners connect imagery and grammar through original sentence creation.

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource – Designed to align with elementary ELA grammar and writing standards.
• Visual Prompt Format – Supports visual learners and strengthens comprehension through imagery.
• Creative Challenge Extension – Drawing a picture cue and writing a matching sentence reinforces mastery.
• Flexible Use – Ideal for grammar lessons, literacy centers, independent practice, or enrichment activities.

This demonstrative pronoun worksheet supports grammar mastery, descriptive writing, and visualization skills. By imagining scenes and selecting the correct pronouns, students gain confidence using demonstratives to clarify meaning in writing. Whether used in a classroom or homeschool language arts setting, this printable provides engaging, no-prep practice that blends grammar accuracy with creative thinking.

This worksheet is part of our Demonstrative Pronouns Worksheets collection.