What pairs are on the sheets?

The matching sheet uses words such as boy and girl. The picture sheet uses pairs such as a king and a queen.

Are there blanks to fill?

Yes. The fill-in and picture sheets have blanks where the masculine or feminine word goes.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Plain print is black ink on white paper. Bright cartoon uses red, yellow, blue and green on white with a colored heading band. Soft pastel uses sage green, peach and dusty blue on cream.

Can I type a different subject?

Yes. A typed subject is a request, so the same layout is used, but the page may not match the request exactly. Check each page before you print it.

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Masculine and feminine worksheets: matching, fill in, pictures

Masculine feminine worksheets — a worksheet headed "Masculine and Feminine" matching words like "boy" and "girl" with lines between two columns, a clean school photocopy sheet, crisp black lines, a simple bold sans-serif heading, tidy even rows and nothing decorative

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Practice sheets for masculine and feminine nouns. One matches pairs such as boy and girl with lines between two columns. One has sentences with a blank for the gender word. One shows small pictures of pairs such as a king and a queen, with blanks. Made for teachers and parents in India and the US. You can also type a different set of words, and the same layout is used.

a vocabulary lesson for young readers
a matching activity in class
homework on gender words
a picture game at home

Frequently asked questions

What pairs are on the sheets?: The matching sheet uses words such as boy and girl. The picture sheet uses pairs such as a king and a queen.
Are there blanks to fill?: Yes. The fill-in and picture sheets have blanks where the masculine or feminine word goes.
What is the difference between the three styles?: Plain print is black ink on white paper. Bright cartoon uses red, yellow, blue and green on white with a colored heading band. Soft pastel uses sage green, peach and dusty blue on cream.
Can I type a different subject?: Yes. A typed subject is a request, so the same layout is used, but the page may not match the request exactly. Check each page before you print it.

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