Teaching the simple present tense can be simple, effective, and even fun with the right kind of worksheets.
We’ve put together 50+ free simple present tense worksheets for Classes 2 to 6, carefully organized by class level and learning stage. These worksheets are based on Bloom’s Taxonomy, a simple idea that helps students grow step by step:
Remembering
(Learning what the simple present tense is)
↓
Understanding
(Learning how the simple present tense works)
↓
Applying, Analyzing, & Creating
(Using the simple present tense clearly in sentences)
Each worksheet focuses on one goal at a time, whether that’s identifying verbs, applying subject-verb agreement, or correcting sentences. You’ll find a variety of exercises to suit different ages and learning needs, and we’ve included answers to make things easier for you.
Take a look below to find the worksheets that best suit your classroom. Everything is sorted by class to help you get started quickly.
Remember
Understand
- Simple Present Tense: Match Sentences to Daily Actions
- Simple Present Tense: Mark Sentences True or False
Apply
Analyze
- Sort Simple Present Verbs into Singular and Plural Forms
- Spot and Correct Mistakes in Simple Present Sentences
Evaluate
Create
Remember
11. Underline Simple Present Verbs in a Short Story
12. Find Simple Present Verbs in a Word Puzzle
Understand
13. Match Questions to Answers in Simple Present Tense
14. Write Simple Present Sentences from the Picture
Apply
15. Write Simple Present Sentences about Daily Actions
16. Ask and Answer Questions using Do/Does in Simple Present Tense
Analyze
17. Sort Sentences into Correct and Incorrect Simple Present Tense
18. Compare Wrong and Right Simple Present Sentences
Evaluate
19. Plan the Perfect Day in Simple Present Tense
Create
20. Write a Short Story in Simple Present Tense
Remember
21. Fill Sentences with Simple Present Verbs from a Word Bank
22. Choose the Correct Simple Present Verb (Multiple Choice)
Understand
23. Answer Questions from a Simple Present Reading Passage
24. Match Subjects to Correct Simple Present Verbs
Apply
25. Complete Sentences with Simple Present Tense Verbs
26. Fill in the Blanks with Correct Simple Present Verbs
Analyze
27. Correct Errors in a Simple Present Paragraph
28. Fix Wrong Verbs in Simple Present Sentences
Evaluate
29. Choose the Correctly Written Paragraph in Simple Present Tense
Create
30. Write a Short Dialogue in Simple Present Tense
Remember
31. Fill the Subject–Verb Agreement Chart in Simple Present Tense
32. Complete a Crossword with Subjects and Verbs in Simple Present Tense
Understand
33. Answer Questions Using Simple Present Tense Sentences
34. Match Actions to Sentences in Simple Present Tense
Apply
35. Write a Diary Entry Using Simple Present Tense Habits
36. Write Sentences in Simple Present Tense
Analyze
37. Find and Fix Errors in Simple Present Sentences
38. Write the Differences between Two Routines in Simple Present Tense
Evaluate
39. Choose and Correct Incorrect Simple Present Sentences
Create
40. Write Healthy Habits in Simple Present Tense
41. Write a Short Poem in Simple Present Tense
Remember
42. Complete the Passage with Correct Simple Tense Verbs
43. Identify Sentences in Simple Present Tense
Understand
44. Answer Questions from a Simple Present Reading Comprehension
45. Rewrite Sentences with Correct Simple Present Verbs
Apply
46. Write a Short News Report in Simple Present Tense
47. Write Questions and Answers in Simple Present Tense
Analyze
48. Edit a Passage with Simple Present Verb Errors
49. Compare Simple Present and Present Continuous Sentences
Evaluate
50. Check and Correct Sentences in Simple Present Tense
Create
51. Write a Diary Entry in Simple Present Tense
52. Write a Short Story Using Simple Present Tense
In the second class, students discover that verbs are 'action words' that tell us what someone does repeatedly. These worksheets use Bloom’s Taxonomy to build that understanding step by step. Each activity focuses on a single, straightforward skill to keep learning enjoyable and clear.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Remembering Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Understanding Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Applying Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Analyzing Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Evaluating Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Creating Level
By Class 3, students are ready to move beyond identifying the simple present tense. These worksheets help them understand the rules, like adding ‘-s to verbs, and start using them to form questions and negative sentences. Bloom’s Taxonomy keeps the learning structured and easy to follow.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Remembering Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Understanding Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Applying Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Analyzing Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Evaluating Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Creating Level
In Class 4, students apply what they know about the simple present tense in more detailed ways. These worksheets use Bloom’s Taxonomy to guide students in using the correct tense for habits and facts, correcting mistakes, and writing clearer sentences.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Remembering Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Understanding Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Applying Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Analyzing Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Evaluating Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Creating Level
Class 5 students can now handle more complex grammar tasks. These worksheets challenge them to choose between different tenses, correct subtle errors, and apply their learning in structured writing. Bloom’s Taxonomy helps build these skills one layer at a time.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Remembering Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Understanding Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Applying Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Analyzing Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Evaluating Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Creating Level
By the end of Class 6, students should be confident in using the simple present tense in various types of writing. These worksheets focus on analyzing and improving sentence accuracy while encouraging students to use the tense clearly and creatively.
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Remembering Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Understanding Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Applying Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Analyzing Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Evaluating Level
Bloom’s Taxonomy: Creating Level
Teaching the simple present tense doesn’t have to feel repetitive or overwhelming. With these 52 thoughtfully crafted worksheets, organized by class levels and Bloom’s Taxonomy, you now have a ready-to-use toolkit that brings structure, variety, and clarity to your grammar lessons. From basic identification to creative application, these activities help students engage meaningfully with language at every stage of development.
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