Subjective Pronoun Game - Goldilocks and the 2nd
by Suddenly TeleSLP © 2026
Price: $2.65 USD
Subjects: games,holiday,firstDayOfAutumn,speech,expressiveLanguage,elaLanguageGrammar,conventionsOfStandardEnglish
Grades: 1,2,3,4
Description
Practice use of third person subjective pronouns (she, he, they, it) while you try and help Goldilocks right her wrongs. Includes 100 unique sentences supported by images. Student decides which pronoun makes sense in the sentence as they read the sentences on the game cards. The adult can also read the sentence aloud to the student if needed. This is most suitable for students who habitually substitute objective pronouns for subjective (ex. "Them are walking" instead of "They are walking." or "Him ate pizza" instead of "He ate pizza.") Everyone knows the story of Goldilocks. Hungry and tired, she comes upon the bears' cottage while they're out for a walk. She tries their porridge, breaks a chair, and falls asleep in a bed. They return to find her, and she runs out of the house terrified. In this reimagined version, Goldilocks wakes up before they return, and feels very sorry for what she's done. She decides to try and fix her mistakes. She hopes to do this before they return from their walk on this crisp fall day. Directions for play included in deck. Play as many times as you like. Location of hidden images is randomized, so each time you play, it's a new game. If you enjoy this Goldilocks game, please see my store for other Goldilocks games for articulation, phonological processes, language, and basic reading skills.
Acknowledgements
Images from Canva Pro, including some images generated by Canva AI