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ELA: Parts of Speech Coloring Pages
Art with Jenny K. and Brain Waves Instruction have teamed up to bring you
and your students these fun Pop Art parts of speech coloring pages. In this
FREE sample you will find beginner and intermediate Language Arts
coloring pages to help students practice parts of speech (basic and
advanced pages are included in the full resource (of other images - not the
recycle symbol). You will find a beginner page and an intermediate page
included in this sample. This free sample is great for earth day but of
course could be used at any time of the year!
Product Overview...
At the beginning of every level you will find handouts to use with your
students. Use these handouts to go along with your teaching, as a pre
assessment of what students already know, as a review or at the end of
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your teaching as a post assessment.
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Learning standards:
•CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1
•CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1.A
•CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.5.1.A
Supplies Needed:
•Crayons, markers or colored pencils.
•Colors needed: Red, yellow, blue, green, purple, orange, light green and
light blue.
•White copy paper for coloring pages.
•Colored paper (optional) for parts of speech handouts.
•Scissors and writing pencil © Art with Jenny K./Jenny Knappenberger 2016. www.artwithjennyk.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Beginner coloring pages: On these coloring pages you will find
that the parts of speech are written directly onto the coloring page.
Students will recognize the part of speech and color it according to the
color key at the top of the page. There are 6 parts of speech reviewed on
these pages: noun, verb, pronoun, adjective, adverb and preposition.
Sometimes words appear twice to complete the patterns. This FREE
SAMPLE resource includes a recycle symbol.
Images Included in full resource are: Apple, bat, turkey, Christmas tree,
snowman, mittens, bee, “LOVE” symbol, raindrops and ice cream cone.
These images are selected to go with autumn, winter, spring and summer
and some of the major holidays included in those seasons. See it HERE.
Intermediate coloring pages:
For this parts of speech coloring
activity students will have 2 pages.
The first page will have a variety of
sentences with a part of speech
underlined.
The second page is a coloring page

that students will color according to
their answers on the first page and
the color key at the top of the
coloring page.
For example, if the answer to

number 1 is "noun," students
would color all the “1’s” on the
coloring page red. If the answer
for number 2 (on page 1) is
“adjective,” students would color
all the “2’s” on the coloring page
(page 2) green. And so on for all
colors and spaces on the coloring
page.
Intermediate pages review 6 parts

of speech - noun, verb, pronoun,
adjective, adverb and preposition.
There are 16 sentences.
You will need the colors - red,

yellow, blue, green, purple and
orange.
Images Included in full resource are: Apple, bat, turkey, Christmas tree,
snowman, mittens, bee, “LOVE” symbol, raindrops and ice cream cone.
These images are selected to go with autumn, winter, spring and summer
and some of the major holidays included in those seasons. See it HERE.
Color ~ Cut ~ Display
After the page is colored have students cut out the final image at the bottom.
Voilà! Ideas...
•Glue the finished image to
a piece of construction
paper so it has a nice
colorful background and
won’t curl up.
•Hang up the final works

on a bulletin board in your
classroom or at your
school.
•Create a portfolio of each

sheet throughout the year.
ELA: Parts of Speech Coloring
Beginner
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Parts of Speech
PARTS OF SPEECH DEFINITION EXAMPLES
NOUNS Name a person, place or thing David, chair, park

NOUNS
MY EXAMPLES (List 2 nouns)
_______________________________ _______________________________
VERBS Show an action eat, dance, talk

VERBS
MY EXAMPLES (List 2 verbs)
_______________________________ _______________________________

ADJECTIVES
ADJECTIVES Describe a noun hot, two, huge
MY EXAMPLES (List 2 adjectives)
_______________________________ _______________________________
Parts of Speech
ADVERBS
ADVERBS Describe a verb quickly, loudly, badly
MY EXAMPLES (List 2 adverbs)
_______________________________ _______________________________

PRONOUNS
PRONOUN Take the place of a noun he, she, it, you
MY EXAMPLES (List 2 pronouns)
_______________________________ _______________________________

PREPOSITIONS
PREPOSITION Show position or direction above, down, across
MY EXAMPLES (List 2 prepositions)
_______________________________ _______________________________
Color the parts of speech using the color key:
NOUN Red ADJECTIVE Green

Coloring Page:
VERB Yellow ADVERB Purple
Parts of Speech
PRONOUN Blue
Daily
PREPOSITION Orange
Beginner
Earth Across Along Daily Along Daily
Along
Our
Simply Save Us
Natural Recycle
Us
Us Green
Us
Us
Nature
Natural
Simply
Behind Happily
Plants
Protect
Nature
Land
Everybody
Reuse
Reuse
Land
We
Daily Honor
Reuse
Re
use
use
Wild
Re
Beautiful
Land
W
Reuse
ild
Honor
Planet
Big
Earth
Boldly
Happily
Wild
Trees Over
Simply
Everyone Boldly Planet
Us Clean
Big Beautiful
Trees
Boldly Green
Trees
Boldly
After
Likely
Cut out the finished work when you are done coloring.
Beginner
Answers
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Beginner
ANSWERS
Intermediate
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ELA: Parts of Speech Coloring Page
Instructions
For this parts of speech coloring activity you will have 2 pages. The first
page will have a variety of sentences with a part of speech underlined. The
second page will be a coloring page that you will color using your answers
from page 1 and the color key on page 2.
Your job is to identify the part of speech of the underlined word in each
sentence. Circle each of your answers. Then use your answer to refer to the
color grid on the coloring page.
Match your answer from page 1 with the correct color in the color key on
the top of page 2. Find the sentence number you are working on in the
coloring page and color all the spaces the color you just decoded from your
answer on page 1 and the color key on page 2.
For example, if the answer to number 1 is "noun," you would color all the
“1’s” on the coloring page red. If the answer for number 2 is “adjective,”
you would color all the “2’s” on the coloring page green.
Continue until you get through all the sentences on page 1 and have colored
all of the spaces on page 2.
Parts of Speech
NOUNS Name a person, place or thing David, chair, park

NOUNS
MY EXAMPLES (List 4 nouns)
_______________________________ _______________________________
_______________________________ _______________________________
VERBS Show an action eat, dance, talk

VERBS
MY EXAMPLES (List 4 verbs)
_______________________________ _______________________________
_______________________________ _______________________________

ADJECTIVES
ADJECTIVES Describe a noun hot, two, huge
MY EXAMPLES (List 4 adjectives)
_______________________________ _______________________________
_______________________________ _______________________________
Parts of Speech
ADVERBS
ADVERBS Describe a verb quickly, loudly, badly
MY EXAMPLES (List 4 adverbs)
_______________________________ _______________________________
_______________________________ _______________________________

PRONOUNS
PRONOUN Take the place of a noun he, she, it, you
MY EXAMPLES (List 4 pronouns)
_______________________________ _______________________________
_______________________________ _______________________________

PREPOSITIONS
PREPOSITION Show position or direction above, down, across
MY EXAMPLES (List 4 prepositions)
_______________________________ _______________________________
_______________________________ _______________________________
RECYCLING
Earth Day is about showing support for
1 PREPOSITION PRONOUN
protecting the environment.
The very first Earth Day was celebrated on April

2 NOUN ADJECTIVE
22, 1970.
3 It was founded by Senator Gaylord Nelson. NOUN VERB
His idea inspired 20 million people to participate

4 PRONOUN ADJECTIVE
in the first Earth Day.
In 1990, Earth Day became recognized

5 VERB ADJECTIVE
worldwide.
More than 180 countries celebrated Earth Day

6 ADVERB PREPOSITION
by 2010.
People honor Earth Day by working to improve

7 VERB NOUN
the environment.
Men, women, and children plant new trees,
8 ADVERB ADJECTIVE
collect garbage, and even sign petitions.
Earth Day brings awareness to the ways that we
9 PRONOUN NOUN
can help make the Earth a better place.
Recycling can help reduce waste and its

10 ADJECTIVE PRONOUN
impact on the natural environment.
New items are produced from old items with

11 VERB ADVERB
recycling.
Aluminum cans are the most recycled item in

12 NOUN PRONOUN
the United States.
Amazingly, recycling one aluminum container
13 can save enough energy to run a TV for three ADVERB VERB
hours.
There is no limit to the number of times

14 NOUN VERB
aluminum containers can be recycled.
If every American recycled one-tenth of their
15 newspapers, nearly 25 million trees would be ADVERB ADJECTIVE
saved a year.
Earth Day reminds people that we need to work
16 NOUN PRONOUN
to protect our environment.
Color Key: Coloring Page:
NOUN Red ADJECTIVE Green
VERB Yellow ADVERB Purple

Parts of Speech
PRONOUN Blue PREPOSITION Orange
Intermediate
3 1 13 13
6 6 13 6
10
13 7 4
5 11
4
9 2
4
10
12
13
5
15
6 3
12 14
16
10
7 7
16 15 9
11
7 7
7 8
8
16
7 8
16 11
5
15 3
2
13 3 1
10 15
13 16
9
14
5 8
2
3
13
3
13 1 15
Cut out the finished work when you are done coloring.
Intermediate
Answers
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RECYCLING
Earth Day is about showing support for
1 PREPOSITION PRONOUN
protecting the environment.
The very first Earth Day was celebrated on April

2 NOUN ADJECTIVE
22, 1970.
3 It was founded by Senator Gaylord Nelson. NOUN VERB
His idea inspired 20 million people to participate

4 PRONOUN ADJECTIVE
in the first Earth Day.
In 1990, Earth Day became recognized

5 VERB ADJECTIVE
worldwide.
More than 180 countries celebrated Earth Day

6 ADVERB PREPOSITION
by 2010.
People honor Earth Day by working to improve

7 VERB NOUN
the environment.
Men, women, and children plant new trees,
8 ADVERB ADJECTIVE
collect garbage, and even sign petitions.
Earth Day brings awareness to the ways that we
9 PRONOUN NOUN
can help make the Earth a better place.
Recycling can help reduce waste and its

10 ADJECTIVE PRONOUN
impact on the natural environment.
New items are produced from old items with

11 VERB ADVERB
recycling.
Aluminum cans are the most recycled item in

12 NOUN PRONOUN
the United States.
Amazingly, recycling one aluminum container
13 can save enough energy to run a TV for three ADVERB VERB
hours.
There is no limit to the number of times

14 NOUN VERB
aluminum containers can be recycled.
If every American recycled one-tenth of their
15 newspapers, nearly 25 million trees would be ADVERB ADJECTIVE
saved a year.
Earth Day reminds people that we need to work
16 NOUN PRONOUN
to protect our environment.
Intermediate
ANSWERS
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The second page is a coloring page

For example, if the answer to

Intermediate pages review 6 parts

You will need the colors - red,

•Hang up the final works

•Create a portfolio of each

Back to Table of Contents

NOUNS Name a person, place or thing David, chair, park

MY EXAMPLES (List 2 nouns)

PARTS OF SPEECH DEFINITION EXAMPLES

VERBS Show an action eat, dance, talk

MY EXAMPLES (List 2 verbs)

PARTS OF SPEECH DEFINITION EXAMPLES

ADJECTIVES Describe a noun hot, two, huge

MY EXAMPLES (List 2 adjectives)

ADVERBS Describe a verb quickly, loudly, badly

MY EXAMPLES (List 2 adverbs)

PARTS OF SPEECH DEFINITION EXAMPLES

PRONOUN Take the place of a noun he, she, it, you

MY EXAMPLES (List 2 pronouns)

PARTS OF SPEECH DEFINITION EXAMPLES

PREPOSITION Show position or direction above, down, across

MY EXAMPLES (List 2 prepositions)

NOUN Red ADJECTIVE Green

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NOUNS Name a person, place or thing David, chair, park

MY EXAMPLES (List 4 nouns)

PARTS OF SPEECH DEFINITION EXAMPLES

VERBS Show an action eat, dance, talk

MY EXAMPLES (List 4 verbs)

PARTS OF SPEECH DEFINITION EXAMPLES

ADJECTIVES Describe a noun hot, two, huge

MY EXAMPLES (List 4 adjectives)

ADVERBS Describe a verb quickly, loudly, badly

MY EXAMPLES (List 4 adverbs)

PARTS OF SPEECH DEFINITION EXAMPLES

PRONOUN Take the place of a noun he, she, it, you

MY EXAMPLES (List 4 pronouns)

PARTS OF SPEECH DEFINITION EXAMPLES

PREPOSITION Show position or direction above, down, across

MY EXAMPLES (List 4 prepositions)

The very first Earth Day was celebrated on April

3 It was founded by Senator Gaylord Nelson. NOUN VERB

His idea inspired 20 million people to participate

In 1990, Earth Day became recognized

More than 180 countries celebrated Earth Day

People honor Earth Day by working to improve

Recycling can help reduce waste and its

New items are produced from old items with

Aluminum cans are the most recycled item in

There is no limit to the number of times

VERB Yellow ADVERB Purple

Back to Table of Contents

The very first Earth Day was celebrated on April

3 It was founded by Senator Gaylord Nelson. NOUN VERB

His idea inspired 20 million people to participate

In 1990, Earth Day became recognized

More than 180 countries celebrated Earth Day

People honor Earth Day by working to improve