Identifying Relative Pronouns

This worksheet is designed for students in Grades 4, 5, and 6 to strengthen their understanding of how relative pronouns function within sentences. By reading each example and identifying the relative pronoun used-such as who, whose, which, or that-learners practice close reading, grammatical analysis, and recognition of how ideas are linked within complex sentence structures.

Skills Reinforced

• Relative Pronoun Recognition (Grades 4-6)
  Builds accurate identification of who, whose, which, and that within sentences.
• Grammar Analysis and Identification
  Encourages students to analyze sentence structure rather than rely on guesswork.
• Sentence Structure and Clause Integration
  Reinforces understanding of how relative pronouns connect dependent clauses to main clauses.
• Reading for Grammatical Understanding
  Develops careful reading skills by focusing on how meaning is constructed through grammar.

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource
  Designed by educators to align with upper-elementary grammar and language standards.
• Clear, Focused Practice
  Targets one specific skill for effective reinforcement and mastery.
• Supports Grammar Fluency
  Repetition helps students quickly recognize relative pronouns in varied contexts.
• Flexible Classroom Use
  Ideal for independent practice, grammar lessons, review activities, or assessment.

This printable grammar worksheet helps students build confidence in identifying relative pronouns and understanding their role in sentence construction. It strengthens grammar awareness, sentence comprehension, and analytical reading skills essential for clear writing. Suitable for classroom instruction or homeschool use, it’s a no-prep resource that supports accurate and confident grammar recognition.

This worksheet is part of our Relative Pronouns collection.