Christmas Adverbs Worksheet

I have always found it exciting when I find ways to incorporate learning in our homeschool with a theme, especially during the holidays!  It makes more mundane subjects come alive, doesn’t it?

This Christmas Adverbs worksheet is just the kind of thing that can make parts of speech seem not-so-awful to those who don’t share my love for grammar.

This adverbs activity can be an independent activity, or it can be used as a group. I’ll explain below!

Note: This activity was originally published in December 2013. A decade later, it has been revised and updated. Please re-download it and enjoy again! xo, Lauren

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Christmas Adverbs Worksheet

This adverbs activity provides several Christmas-themed prompts that will be very familiar to your child. Actions include singing or decorating the Christmas tree.

As your child reads the activity, he should think of 2-5 strong adjectives that modify the action to make it more vibrant.

For example, when given the action ‘singing “Silent Night”‘, your child might use the words reverently, quietly, tenderly, or lovingly.

Remember: An adjective tells how, when, where, and to what degree.

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This adverbs activity is meant to be a brainstorming activity, so it can certainly be a worksheet that you assign to your child after going over the directions.

However, we used this worksheet throughout the years during our morning time of Bible Plus 1 (with this being the Plus 1) and my children and I used this as a group activity.

As a group, each person had to list an adverb after the action was read aloud.

Some answers were hilarious and some were serious, but all of them were extremely creative. The group dynamic encouraged my children to try to beat their siblings’ answers. Positive sibling peer pressure!

I’ll take it!

This type of worksheet is quite versatile, in that several different age ranges can use it. For younger learners, you might need to help prompt and guide to make the activity age-appropriate, but that is easily done.

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Lauren Hill

Lauren Hill is a Christian mom to 5, ages 19 to 7. She homeschools her children in the classical education tradition and is currently in her 15th year of homeschool. She creates engaging worksheets and hands-on printable activities for Preschool and Elementary age children to supplement their daily studies.

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