Learning Outcomes
Ready to Play worksheet → choose am, is, and are → completes simple sentences with adult support and picture clues.
Kindergarten learner → reads short sentence rows → connects grammar words to meaning in friendly play-based examples.
Five-year-old writer → says an I am sentence → practices speaking a complete thought before writing longer sentences.
Ready to Play Am Is Are Worksheet
The Ready to Play worksheet is a kindergarten grammar page for practicing am, is, and are in simple sentences. Children look at each picture, read the sentence row, and choose the be verb that fits.
Five-year-olds often know what sounds right in speech, but printed sentence choices can slow children down. Practice with am, is, and are helps kindergarten readers hear how a sentence fits together before longer writing begins.
Sit beside the child and point to the word bank first. Read “The ball blank here” aloud, ask which word sounds right, and let the child write is in the space before moving to I am, The kites are, and You are.
Each sentence has a clear picture clue and only three answer choices, so the page stays short and doable. The final prompt, “Say one sentence that starts with I am,” adds a quick speaking turn for shared, screen-free practice.
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