Anne of Green Gables
Free Printable educational worksheets and fun activities for the book Anne of Green Gables!
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Anne of Green Gables was written in 1908 by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
It’s a wonderful novel for children to read!
Read the book, then print out my free printable worksheets to use as companion activities for the book!
This PDF is full of fun activities to help your child remember what they have read in Anne of Green Gables!
This free printable includes illustrations by the husband and wife artist duo May Austin and William Anton Joseph Claus. Together, they illustrated the first edition of Anne of Green Gables.
Prefer the audiobook recording of Anne of Green Gables? We love our audiobooks, too! This printable is perfect to give to your child to work on WHILE they’re listening to the audiobook recording of Anne of Green Gables!
Find a cozy spot, turn on the audiobook, and hand your child these Anne of Green Gables activities to work on while they’re listening!
Not only is this printable FREE, but I have a link for a FREE audiobook recording — so this activity is truly completely free to enjoy!
Let’s look a little deeper at what’s included in this printable. When you’re ready to print, you can do so at the bottom of the page!
Audiobook Resources
While we love our hard copy of Anne of Green Gables, our family loves listening to the audiobook version, too!
You can find audiobook recordings on CD, on Audible, as a Yoto card for a Yoto player, and as a free digital recording, too!
My kids listen to Anne of Green Gables on their Yoto Player! You can find a Yoto player here and the Anne of Green Gables Yoto card here.
Don’t have a Yoto player? You can find an audiobook recording here!
Want a FREE audiobook recording of Anne of Green Gables? You can get one here! (It can be used on a Yoto player, too!)
Crossword Puzzle
Quiz your child on the book Anne of Green Gables with this crossword puzzle!
Here’s a fun way to quiz your child after they’ve read (or listened to) the book — they won’t even know that they’re being quizzed!
Need an answer key? You can get it below!
Answer Key for Crossword:
- Green Gables
- Minnie Mae
- Avonlea
- Matthew
- Marilla
- Green
- Gilbert
- teacher
- bosom friend
- eleven
Guess Who
How well do you know the characters in Anne of Green Gables?
In this activity, your child will play a Guess Who game to figure out which character is speaking.
Each clue includes examples from the story/personality traits.
Illustrations by May Austin and William Anton Joseph Claus are included in this activity — helping your child better visualize each character!
(And don’t worry — names of each character are included on each image, too!)
The answer key for this activity can be found below:
Guess Who Answers:
- B
- B
- C
- C
- A
- B
Which character from Anne of Green Gables does your child resonate with the most?
Word Search
This Anne of Green Gables word search can be completed while your child is busy listening to the Anne of Green Gables audiobook!
Word searches are especially helpful for younger listeners who are listening to the audiobook version of Anne of Green Gables. This way, they can still “see” the words and practice reading and spelling them while finding each word in the search!
In addition to spelling, reading, and vocabulary improvement, word searches help develop problem building and perseverance.
Handwriting Practice
This handwriting sheet will give your child practice reading, writing, and spelling some of the names and places in Anne of Green Gables!
Especially suited for the youngest of listeners, this activity allows for children who are still learning to read and write to participate in these Anne of Green Gables activities!
Anne of Green Gables is a wonderful book that can be enjoyed by a wide variety of ages — I know many preschoolers who have developed near obsession with the audiobook!
With this activity, even the youngest of us can enjoy learning more about Anne with an E!
Cursive Handwriting Practice
For older listeners and readers of Anne of Green Gables, I have included this cursive handwriting practice worksheet.
At the book’s release in 1908, cursive would have been common practice.
While cursive is often no longer taught in schools today, many are still teaching it to their children.
I personally think that cursive is beautiful to look at and important to be able to read!
This activity will help your child put their cursive writing into practice.
If they’ve never written in cursive before, this is an excellent opportunity for a first attempt!
Letters to Anne
On this page, your child will have a creative writing prompt!
Your child will imagine themselves bosom friends with Anne Shirley.
What kind of letter would they write to Anne if they were her friend?
In this activity, it’s encouraged to include examples from the book. For example, perhaps your child is asking their good friend Anne if her hair is still green from a recent event!
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