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For each topic, students complete a sequence of activities - for prefixes: matching prefixes to meanings/root words, completing passages with prefixes, and identifying words with/without a prefix; for commas: reading comma-punctuated sentences, completing a passage with words and commas, combining sentences, sorting…
Students complete drill, practice, and review exercises within each of the seven topic sections (sentence types including run-ons and compound sentences, capitalization rules, punctuation including friendly/business letter formats, abbreviations, nouns/verbs including verb agreement/adjectives/adverbs, vocabulary…
Write given multi-digit numbers in expanded form by breaking each digit down according to its place value, following the guided step-by-step method.
A Grade 2 Common Core language arts practice worksheet covering reading literature comprehension, plus vocabulary and grammar/mechanics exercises.
Partition each given number into tens/ones (page 1, 2-digit numbers) or hundreds/tens/ones (page 2, 3-digit numbers) using a table, then write the expanded-form addition sum (e.g. '20 + 6 = 26').
Fill in a table decomposing given numbers (up to 3 digits) into their place-value parts and writing the expanded-form sum (e.g., 60 + 3 = 63), then use place-value cards (shown as stacked number cards, e.g., 500 + 60) to determine and write the resulting number for a series of card combinations.
Students state/circle the errors in a given sentence, rewrite the sentence correctly, and add their own sentence on the topic; each month includes 4 different sentences plus extra lined paper for writing and drawing.
Free download Write/fill in a two-digit number and represent it via a base-ten-block drawing, tally marks, expanded form, a hundred's chart, and word form; identify the number before and after, and whether it is even or odd.
Complete progressively harder (easy/medium/hard) practice sections for expanded form and Roman numerals, check work against the answer key, and receive a certificate of completion.
Students circle, underline, sort words into categories, fill in blanks, change singular nouns to plural, choose correct verb forms, capitalize letters, and identify sentence parts (subject/predicate) and sentence types.
Read a short narrative (about a fox named Felix who finds a golden key) and answer multiple-choice and short-answer comprehension questions; complete vocabulary-in-context and sentence-mechanics exercises (e.g., correcting punctuation and capitalization).
Convert numbers given in word form to standard numeral form and vice versa, write numbers in expanded form, and solve place-value riddles (e.g. determine a mystery number from digit clues) in a 'challenge' set with answers provided.
Match number cards to their corresponding expanded-form and written-word-form cards (21 matching sets total), then complete a follow-up practice activity sheet.
Underline/circle dialogue, insert missing punctuation, add commas and apostrophes to sentences, build contractions, complete capitalization checks, choose correct punctuation marks, and answer short quizzes (true/false and multiple choice) on each topic.
Write given words as music notes on the staff, decode note groups back into letters/words to answer riddle-style questions, do simple arithmetic using note-to-number values (A=1, B=2, etc.), and complete word puzzles (e.g., rearranging notes to spell 'FADED'); separate treble-clef and bass-clef question/answer sheets are…
Look up or record the population of ten named countries, convert populations to decimal millions, order countries by population, answer comparison/estimation questions, write populations in expanded form, and calculate a population difference.
Students complete drill, practice, and review exercises within each of the seven topic sections (sentence types and joining sentences with and/but/or, capitalization rules, punctuation including quotation marks and addresses, abbreviations, nouns/verbs/pronouns/adjectives, vocabulary skills like…
Students complete daily worksheets: introduce themselves and write a personal narrative, set goals, work grade-level math problems (expanded form, multi-digit operations, fractions/decimals, and unit-rate problems (e.g. pages per day)), read a graph or chart, and complete ELA exercises (grammar, vocabulary/roots, figurative…
Upper elementary/middle school math activity applying place value skills (rounding, ordering, comparing, expanded form) to the real-world populations of 11 Canadian cities.
Students practice identifying and constructing compound sentences using coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS), prepositional phrases, correct capitalization, and figurative language, then complete an end-of-unit quiz for each topic.
Students look up the population of each of 11 named state capitals via a provided website link, fill in a chart and round each population to the nearest ten thousand, then answer 8 worksheet questions (ordering populations, comparing sizes, identifying place-value digits, writing numbers in expanded form) plus 4 extension…
Each day students: write about a prompt, work with a printed number of the day (word form, expanded form, more/less, odd or even), answer a 'How Much?' item, tell the time on a clock, do a spelling activity (e.g. write words backwards, in ABC order, in a different color), correct a Daily Oral Language (DOL) sentence…
Students complete drill, practice, and review exercises within each of the seven topic sections (sentence types including run-ons and compound sentences with a wider set of conjunctions, capitalization rules, punctuation including letter formats, abbreviations, nouns/verbs including irregular past tense and helping…
Underline or circle proper/common nouns in sentences, rewrite sentences with correct capitalization, classify nouns as common or proper, fill in blanks with their own proper/common nouns, and complete a fill-in-the-blank story using proper nouns.