Grade 2 teaching resources for Canada
Verbs Anchor Chart – Grammar Reference for K–3
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A three-chart verb-tense reference tracks five action words — jump, help, skip, hop, and climb — across past, present, and future form, showing the -ed, -s/-es, -ing, and will-plus-verb patterns that build each tense. The first chart is fully filled in for direct reference or classroom display. The second repeats the same layout with key endings blanked out for students to complete themselves. The third chart is left entirely blank, giving a template for building a matching drill around a different verb list.
Author First in Line
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Tags Verbs, Grammar, Language Arts, Anchor Chart, Teaching Resource
Vertebrates vs Invertebrates Sorting Worksheet
, Not Grade Specific,
Nine animal pictures are sorted as vertebrate or invertebrate based on whether the animal has a skeleton, with a matching answer sheet provided.
Author Elementary Resources 4 U
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Tags Science Worksheet, Science Vocabulary, Science Terms, Animals Worksheet, Vertebrates , Invertebrates , Vertebrates Invertebrates Worksheets, Invertebrates Vs Vertebrates Worksheets, Vertebrates Worksheet, Invertebrate Worksheet, Vertebrates And Invertebrates Worksheets Pdf, Worksheets, Animals, Life Science
Vitamins and Minerals word search, scramble and crossword puzzle
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The vocabulary includes several vitamins and dietary minerals associated with vision, immunity, bones, blood, energy metabolism, muscles, nerves, and thyroid function. A search grid strengthens visual recognition before short health-function clues guide the scramble. Intersecting crossword entries then require independent recall. The resource supplies brief associations rather than dietary advice, and this description makes no individualized nutrition or medical claim.
Author Lapiiin Art Activities
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Tags Word Search, Word Scramble, Printable Puzzles, Educational Games, Activity Sheets, Brain Teasers, Kids Puzzles, Classroom Resources, Teacher Resources, Crossword
Voice Level Chart – 5 Volumes + Sorting Activity
, Not Grade Specific,
A five-level numbered voice volume scale, from Screaming Voice to Voice Off, is presented as a classroom reference chart.
Author Suzuki Speech Therapy
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Tags Voice Level Chart, Classroom Management, Voice Management Printable, Classroom Chart, Voice Chart
Voice Volume Thermometer Activity
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The activity teaches voice regulation through a five-position thermometer and a collection of everyday scenarios. Learners distinguish very quiet, quiet, conversational, and overly loud levels, then consider settings such as a library, lesson, small group, shop line, bank, playground, and emergency. Several thermometer designs repeat the same scale for different display preferences. The scenario work asks children to match volume with context rather than treating one level as appropriate everywhere.
Author Socially Skilled Kids
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Tags Voice Volume, Worksheets, Social Skills, Special Education, Volume Thermometer
Vowel Sounds Posters – Long and Short Vowels
, Not Grade Specific,
A 19-image poster set is titled for long and short vowel sounds, arranged as two nine-page sequences plus two single summary sheets.
Author Nathan
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Tags Short Vowels, Long Vowel Sounds, Phonics Poster, Literacy, Vowel Poster, Posters
Water Conservation Worksheet
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Water Conservation Worksheet frames water as a limited resource that must be kept clean and not wasted. Learners respond to prompts about their own daily habits, actions everyone can take, conservation in homes and schools, protection of rivers and lakes, and safeguarding clean water for the future. Moving from personal choices to shared responsibility gives the page a clear environmental decision-making sequence.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Environments
Water Pollution Worksheet
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A short definition frames water pollution before asking learners to contribute their own examples. A partner conversation supports oral idea development, while three blank spaces require distinct possible causes instead of selection from supplied options. The closing prompt shifts attention toward changes that people or communities could make. Teachers can evaluate whether proposed actions correspond to the listed causes and whether responses stay focused on water rather than general environmental problems.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Environments, Habitats And Biomes, Water Pollution Worksheets High School, Water Quality Worksheet
Weather Fill in the Blank Worksheet
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Eight available weather terms that describe electrical storms, light frozen precipitation, reduced visibility, air moisture, heavy rain, and wind. Learners read each sentence, infer the condition from contextual clues, and transfer the best-fitting word into the blank. Because all options belong to one topic, success depends on precise meaning rather than recognizing a broad category. The page includes no completed responses, picture bank, or open research task.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Weather
Weather Matching Pictures Worksheet
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The page lists five weather adjectives and presents five visual conditions to be paired with them. Learners draw matches between printed vocabulary and image cues rather than generating spellings independently. The selection includes two kinds of precipitation, a temperature condition, and a cloud-cover condition, requiring attention to distinct visual evidence. Its compact format suits introductory vocabulary review, while the evidence does not support claims about a separate key or extended writing component.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Weather, Match The Picture Worksheet, Weather Matching
Weather Names Worksheet – Vocabulary Practice
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The worksheet supplies ten weather terms and a corresponding set of pictures. Learners identify each image and write the matching weather word, moving from visual observation to precise vocabulary. The bank includes several forms of precipitation, degrees of cloudiness, calm or windy conditions, and severe-weather imagery, so choices require more detail than a simple good-weather or bad-weather distinction. No completed page accompanies the task.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Weather, Names Of Weather, Weather Names, Weather Instruments Pictures And Their Names, Names For Weather, Pictures Of Weather Instruments And Their Names, Weather Related Names, Names Related To Weather
What's the Temperature Worksheet
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What’s the Temperature? asks students to interpret several thermometer diagrams in two complementary ways. For each image, learners record numerical readings in Celsius and Fahrenheit, then classify the condition as hot, warm, or cold. This connects exact scale values with everyday temperature language. The diagrams vary in range and include negative markings, requiring attention to interval direction. Comparing classifications can also prompt discussion that descriptive temperature words depend on context even when a numerical reading is precise.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching
Where's the Gold? – St. Patrick's Day Board Game
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A leprechaun-themed St. Patrick's Day board game has players race four characters up a four-section board to collect gold coins from luck cards.
Author Nathan
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Tags St. Patricks Day, March, Board Game, Small Group Games, Dice Game
Which, Witch Homophones Worksheet
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The worksheet briefly defines homophones before focusing on a two-word pair with identical pronunciation and unrelated meanings. Ten sentence prompts alternate between contexts that call for a question or selection word and contexts that name a magical character. Learners circle the fitting spelling in each line. A completed version on page two makes it possible to revisit the semantic clue, not just mark whether a response was right or wrong.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Homophones, Wich Witch, Witch And Wich
Who I Want To Be Worksheet
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Who I Want to Be turns career imagination into a broader picture of future life. Prompt boxes ask learners to consider a possible job, living location, travel interests, fun activities, and the steps that could help them reach their goals. Both drawing and writing are encouraged, allowing students to communicate ideas at different literacy levels. The page supports aspiration, self-reflection, and early planning without requiring a child to commit to one permanent career path.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Have Fun Teaching, What Do You Want To Be When You Grow Up Worksheet
Who What When Where Why How Activity
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Six question words - who, what, where, when, why, and how - drive a card-matching task in which students pair statement cards about a sample story with the question each one answers, then apply the same questions to any informational text.
Author Have Fun Teaching
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Tags Speaking And Listening, Independent And Guided Reading, Reading Comprehension
Properties & States of Matter Word Search
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Fifteen states-and-properties-of-matter vocabulary words are hidden in a single word search grid, with a solved answer key included.
Author Rodriguez's Resources
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Tags Word Search, Properties Of Matter, States Of Matter, Vocabulary, New States Word Search, Matter Vocabulary Worksheet
Word Search: Science Safety & Tools
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Twenty-three science safety and tools terms — beaker, goggles, graduated cylinder, hypothesis, and more — hide in a letter grid, with a solutions page showing only the hidden words.
Author Rodriguez's Resources
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Tags Word Search, Science Safety, Science Tools, Vocabulary, Geometry Vocabulary Word Search Key, Tools Word Search, Word Search Tools, Safety Word Search Answers, Science Vocabulary Word Search, Algebra 1 Vocabulary Word Search, Science Safety Lesson Plans
Word Search Templates, EDITABLE
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Two word-search puzzle templates -- one filled and one blank/editable -- are included.
Author Socially Skilled Kids
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Tags Word Search, Templates, Vocabulary, Speech Therapy, Word List
Word Wall Labels
, Not Grade Specific,
Each visible label presents a capital letter beside its lowercase counterpart, making the two forms available as a classroom reference. The supplied pages progress alphabetically from A through X in groups of three pairs. Because no vocabulary words or pictures accompany the characters, the verified use is labeling an alphabet word wall or supporting quick letter-form reference rather than teaching spelling patterns or picture vocabulary. Any final Y and Z label page lies outside the supplied inline evidence and is not claimed here.
Author First in Line
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Tags Interactive Labels, Literacy Landscape, Spelling Transformation, Versatile Usage, Language Exploration
Words Convey Feelings – Anchor Chart Pair
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A feelings-vocabulary anchor chart groups synonym clusters under seven emotion categories and pairs the completed chart with a matching fill-in-the-blank version.
Author First in Line
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Tags Reading Anchor Chart, Vocabulary, Adjectives, Feelings, Feelings Word Chart, Anchor Chart
Work and Jobs | Beginner Lesson Plan
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A beginner English lesson introduces jobs through occupation vocabulary and a workplace dialogue. Learners read about two people’s responsibilities and answer true-or-false questions, with flashcards and an audio file included.
Author TEAM TEFL
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Tags Vocabulary, ESL Lesson, Lesson, Jobs, Esl
Work Folder Label Set
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Three folder-status labels — Ketchup Work, Unfinished Work, and Finished Work — print ten to a page for sorting student assignments into the right folder.
Author CraftEdPrints
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Tags Work Folders, Folder Labels, Organization, Teacher Resources, Classroom Management, Back To School, Classroom Organization, Graphics, Clip Art, Writing Folder Labels
Work Station Labels
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The supplied pages contain one clearly numbered label for each of eight work stations. Repeated wording and sequential numbering create a uniform classroom navigation system without assigning a subject or task to any particular station. Teachers can attach the labels to tables, tubs, wall areas, or rotation charts, then define the activity separately. Since the pages contain identifiers rather than student instruction, the resource functions as classroom organization and display material; any further labels remain outside the inline evidence.
Author First in Line
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Tags Center Labels, Work Station, Station Activities, Clip Art, Graphics