Year 2 English
Opposites, one and many, and naming a word by the job it does — plus building words with a prefix, pronouns, small words like a/an/the, joining two sentences, commas in a list, and reading a picture and a short story.
Print the whole term as one worksheet pack →Language: phonics and word knowledge
Language: grammar and vocabulary
- OppositesLesson
Match a word to the word that means the opposite.
- More oppositesLesson
Give the opposite of an everyday word, including doing words.
- One and manyLesson
Write the plural of a naming word.
- Words that stand for namesLesson
Use I, you, he, she, it, we or they in place of a naming word.
- Am, is and areLesson
Choose am, is or are to match who you are talking about.
- A, an and theLesson
Choose a, an or the to put in front of a naming word.
- Nouns, verbs and adjectivesLesson
Sort a word by the job it does in a sentence.
- Pronoun formsLesson
Replace a noun with the right pronoun, and choose between forms such as I and me.
Language: text structure and punctuation
- Make a sentenceLesson
Put jumbled words in order to make a sentence that starts and ends properly.
- Joining words: and, but, orLesson
Pick the joining word that does the job the sentence needs.
- Commas in a listLesson
Use commas to separate the things in a list, and to mark off the person you are speaking to.