Pronouns: Subject & Object

Complete unit · Grades 3–5 · 46-page PDF

Diagnose · teach · revise · transfer

Name a pronoun's job, choose subject and object forms, and make each pronoun point clearly to its noun.

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What's inside

Lessons at a glance

WhenFocusPages
Before12-point pre-check3-4
Lesson 1Subject and object jobs I can name the job of a pronoun in a full sentence and produce one of each.6-12
Lesson 2Pronouns in longer sentences I can choose subject and object forms after introductory and to/with phrases.13-16
Lesson 3Match a pronoun to its noun I can use a pronoun that points clearly to one object or a plural group.17-20
Lesson 4Clear the pronoun's referent I can revise an ambiguous it by naming the intended object.21-24
Lesson 5Transfer to a new display I can use case, agreement and clear reference while revising a new story.25-30
Review24 task cards + recording31-34
AfterParallel post-check35-36

Passages and levels

PassageUsed inLevelGrade (FK)Words
The Map BoxL1 guidedLevel A2.8180
The Route TestL1 independentLevel B3.9215
The Supply CartL2Level B4.5220
The Seed CountL3Level B4.4215
The Missing TagL4Level B4.5218
Display DayL5Level A2.7172
Display DayL5Level B4.5233
Display DayL5Level C5.6296

Standards

Common Core codes and wording as printed in the unit.

Standards connection: L.3.1.f names pronoun-antecedent agreement. L.6.1.a names proper pronoun case and L.6.1.d names vague pronouns. The Grade 6 codes are not presented as Grade 3 case standards.

Ontario Language (2023): direct matches

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