Kindergarten Sentence Writing Worksheets
48 printable Kindergarten grammar & writing worksheets on Sentence Writing. Every sheet has an answer key — 48 in all. The first three worksheets are free to download; All Access opens the rest and every answer key.
On these sheets: Draw your favorite part of “Ken Got a Kit.” Write about it; Draw someone being kind to a friend; Draw something with k in its name, like kid; What happened in “The Wet Duck”?; and more in the full list below. Each sheet is marked with the week it was written for: weeks 20 to 35 of Phonics, Decoding, and Early Fluency, Kindergarten.
Practice pages support a program; they are not the lesson. These sheets reinforce Grammar Garden — Kindergarten, the dedicated K–5 language and writing curriculum from Faith Readers. See every program →
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All 48 worksheets in this set
- Write And Draw 1: Draw your favorite part of “Ken Got a Kit.” Write about it. Free PDF
- Write And Draw 2: Draw someone being kind to a friend. Free PDF
- Write And Draw 3: Draw something with k in its name, like kid. Free PDF
- Write And Draw 4: What happened in “The Wet Duck”?
- Write And Draw 5: Draw someone you see at church.
- Write And Draw 6: Draw two things with w in their names, like wave.
- Write And Draw 7: Who is in “Jed Has a Cap”?
- Write And Draw 8: Draw someone who is sick.
- Write And Draw 9: Draw something with j in its name, like jet.
- Write And Draw 10: Draw the end of “Val the Vet.” Write what happened.
- Write And Draw 11: Draw two friends sharing a snack.
- Write And Draw 12: Draw two things with v in their names, like vest.
- Write And Draw 13: Draw your favorite part of “The Quick Fox.” Write about it.
- Write And Draw 14: God gave you a family.
- Write And Draw 15: Draw something with qu in its name, like queen.
- Write And Draw 16: What happened in “The Yam”?
- Write And Draw 17: Draw Noah's big ark and the animals.
- Write And Draw 18: Draw two things with y in their names, like yard.
- Write And Draw 19: Who is in “The Fish Shop”?
- Write And Draw 20: Draw a job you do at home.
- Write And Draw 21: Draw something with sh in its name, like shirt.
- Write And Draw 22: Draw the end of “The Chick.” Write what happened.
- Write And Draw 23: God is glad when we obey.
- Write And Draw 24: Draw two things with ch in their names, like chin.
- Write And Draw 25: Draw your favorite part of “Beth Had a Cat.” Write about it.
- Write And Draw 26: Draw yourself at night.
- Write And Draw 27: Draw something with th in its name, like tooth.
- Write And Draw 28: What happened in “Which Hen?” Draw it and write about it.
- Write And Draw 29: Draw something you are glad to have.
- Write And Draw 30: Draw two things with wh in their names, like wheel.
- Write And Draw 31: Who is in “Jack Has a Duck”?
- Write And Draw 32: Jesus helped people.
- Write And Draw 33: Draw something with ck in its name, like duck.
- Write And Draw 34: Draw the end of “Up the Big Hill.” Write what happened.
- Write And Draw 35: Draw yourself praying.
- Write And Draw 36: Draw two things with sh in their names, like sheep.
- Write And Draw 37: Draw your favorite part of “The Big Job.” Write about it.
- Write And Draw 38: Draw the sun, moon or stars God made.
- Write And Draw 39: Draw two things with qu in their names, like queen.
- Write And Draw 40: What happened in “Jack Did Not Quit”?
- Write And Draw 41: God made you special.
- Write And Draw 42: Draw two things with ss in their names, like dress.
- Write And Draw 43: Who is in “The Big Fish”?
- Write And Draw 44: The Bible tells us to be kind.
- Write And Draw 45: Draw something with ll in its name, like hill.
- Write And Draw 46: Draw the end of “Fun in the Sun.” Write what happened.
- Write And Draw 47: Draw your family singing to God.
- Write And Draw 48: Draw two things with th in their names, like bath.
Teaching Sentence Writing
What it is
A complete sentence names something and tells what it does or is, begins with a capital letter, and ends with a period, question mark, or exclamation point. In Kindergarten each page is a picture to draw and a sentence to write about it, started for the child (It is a ...). A third are about the week's story, a third about faith and kindness, and a third about a letter sound.
When a child is ready
Begin after the child can copy words and write a few sight words from memory.
If they struggle
Say the sentence first, count the words on fingers, then write. Check the three things every time: capital, spaces, end mark. Copywork of good sentences builds the habit before independent writing.
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