Class 1 English Practice For These Those
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Understanding “These” and “Those”: Demonstratives Worksheet for Class 1
Support your child in learning how to talk about objects near and far with this Class 1 worksheet focused on “these” and “those.” Through relatable fill-in-the-blank sentences, learners build clarity around when to use each word—making their descriptions more accurate.
Why “These” and “Those” Are Important:
Children often describe objects they see, hold, or point to. Understanding the difference between these (near) and those (far) helps them speak and write clearly. It also improves sentence formation when describing multiple items.
What This Worksheet Covers:
📝 Choose Between “These” and “Those” to Complete Each Sentence:
Students read short, real-life sentences and decide which word best fits the meaning.
Examples include:
“_______ are my crayons here.” → These
“Look at _______ birds in the sky.” → Those
“Who brought _______ cookies?” → Those
🎯 Focuses on Real-World Observation and Grammar:
With items like crayons, birds, cookies, and shoes, children learn to connect grammar with their everyday surroundings.
📚 Follows Class 1 Grammar Expectations (CBSE, ICSE & State Boards):
Builds on early language goals of demonstrative pronouns and plural noun clarity.
🎨 Encourages Visual Thinking and Grammar Integration:
Learners must visualize the sentence scene and decide whether the objects are near (these) or farther away (those), sharpening logic and comprehension.
Expected Learning Outcomes:
After completing this worksheet, your child will:
Understand and correctly use “these” for nearby objects and “those” for distant ones.
Improve observation-based sentence construction.
Build clearer communication through demonstrative usage.
Strengthen early grammar skills in a fun, contextual format.
✅ Get Clarity on Near vs. Far with These and Those
Download this Class 1 English worksheet on “these” and “those” and help your child become more confident in describing what they see—whether it’s near or far!
📝 Answer Key:
1. These are my crayons here.
2. Those are the birds flying in the sky.
3. These are my new pencils.
4. Those are his shoes near the door.
5. Who brought those cookies?
6. These are the blocks I was playing with.
7. Those are my cousins in the park.
8. These are the books I read last night.
9. Those are the children who won the race.
10. These are the apples from the basket.
