English Worksheet for Class 3 — Free CBSE/NCERT PDFs

All Class 3 English worksheets

• Class 3 English: Reading Comprehension — The Thirsty Crow
• Class 3 English: Question Words (Wh- Words)
• Class 3 English: This, That, These, Those
• Class 3 English: Synonyms (Words with Similar Meaning)
• Class 3 English: Antonyms (Opposite Words)
• Class 3 English: Masculine and Feminine Gender
• Class 3 English: Singular and Plural Nouns
• Class 3 English: Is, Am, Are
• Class 3 English: Conjunctions (and, but, or, because)
• Class 3 English: Prepositions (in, on, under, behind)
• Punctuation Practice Worksheet
• Punctuation Practice: Commas & Apostrophes
• Punctuation Marks — Class 3 English
• Pronouns Practice Workbook
• Pronouns: He, She, It (Class 3 CBSE English)
• Pronouns Workbook: Subject and Object Pronouns
• Pronouns: Possessive Pronouns - Class 3 CBSE English
• Pronouns Practice: Replacing Nouns
• Personal Pronouns Workbook - Class 3 (CBSE)
• Tenses Review: Present, Past, and Future
• Tenses - Identify the Tense
• Present Continuous Tense Workbook - Class 3
• Simple Future Tense with 'Will'
• Simple Past Tense Worksheet - Class 3 English
• Simple Present Tense Workbook - Class 3 CBSE
• Adjectives Class 3 — Identify the Adjective Worksheet
• Adjectives Class 3 — Fill in the Blanks Worksheet
• Articles Class 3 — A, An or The Worksheet
• Punctuation — Add the Marks (Class 3)
• Pronouns — Identify and Replace (Class 3)
• Class 3 English: Punctuation Marks Worksheet
• Class 3 English: Adjectives
• Class 3 English: Verbs - Past and Present
• Class 3 English: Pronouns (He, She, It)
• Class 3 English: Types of Nouns

Topics covered in Class 3 English

• Tenses — simple present, past & future
• Punctuation — full stop, comma, question mark
• Reading comprehension — short unseen passages
• Vocabulary — opposites, synonyms, homophones
• Nouns — common, proper, collective
• Pronouns — subject, object, possessive
• Verbs and helping verbs
• Articles — a, an, the
• Adjectives — describing words
• Prepositions of place and time
• Conjunctions — and, but, or, because
• Singular and plural
• Picture composition and short comprehension passages

How to use these worksheets at home

• Pair one grammar worksheet with one short reading comprehension each week — the two skills reinforce each other.
• Print on A4. Have your child write full sentences (not just one-word fills) wherever the question allows it.
• When tense answers slip, read the sentence aloud — Class 3 ears catch verb-time mismatches faster than eyes.
• For punctuation practice, cover the answer key and let your child mark up the paragraph in pencil first, then reveal the key.
• Use the linked grammar topic pages (tenses, pronouns, punctuation, adjectives, articles) for a quick rule refresher before each worksheet.

Related topics & sibling classes

Class 3 English worksheet FAQs

What does the CBSE english worksheet for Class 3 cover?

Class 3 English in the CBSE/NCERT pattern covers nouns, pronouns, verbs, the three simple tenses (present/past/future), articles, adjectives, prepositions, conjunctions, punctuation, singular/plural, opposites, synonyms, homophones and short reading comprehension — all aligned to NCERT's Class 3 English textbooks (Marigold/Santoor).

Which tenses are taught in Class 3 English?

Only the three simple tenses in Class 3 — simple present ('She writes'), simple past ('She wrote') and simple future ('She will write'). Continuous and perfect tenses come later. Start with our Tenses topic page for a plain-English rule explainer and worked examples before the worksheet.

How should my Class 3 child approach a reading comprehension worksheet?

Read the passage twice — once quickly for the story, once slowly with a pencil to underline names, numbers and any tricky words. Then answer the questions in order. Encourage full sentences: 'The crow was thirsty' rather than just 'thirsty'.

How do we build Class 3 English vocabulary at home?

Rotate the vocabulary sheets — opposites one day, synonyms the next, then homophones — and keep a small notebook of five new words per week. Re-read favourite Marigold/Santoor stories aloud; hearing the words in context is worth more than any list.

Are these worksheets aligned to CBSE and NCERT?

Yes. The topics and difficulty mirror NCERT's Class 3 English textbooks (Marigold/Santoor) and the CBSE Class 3 English pattern used by most schools in India.

Do the english worksheets for Class 3 include an answer key?

Yes. Every Class 3 English worksheet has a 'With answer key' print view so parents can mark in a couple of minutes.

Are these free to download as PDF?

Yes — 100% free, no signup. Open any worksheet, click 'Open print view' and use your browser's Print or 'Save as PDF' option.

Can my child solve these online instead of printing?

Yes. Most Class 3 English worksheets have a 'Solve online' option that grades answers against the answer key on screen.