Leave Leaves Left Pictures Worksheet
This Leave Leaves Left Pictures Worksheet gives 2nd grade students six picture sentences for choosing leave, leaves or left. An answer key is included.
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Description
This Leave Leaves Left Pictures Worksheet gives second grade students focused practice with one tricky verb. The words leave, leaves and left all come from the same verb, and choosing the right one means reading the whole sentence: who is doing the action, and whether it is happening now or already happened. This leave leaves left pictures worksheet turns that decision into six short, friendly sentences.
Each numbered item pairs a picture with a sentence that is missing its verb. Students look at the picture, read the sentence, and write leave, leaves or left in the answer box. Clue words do the teaching: an hour ago and yesterday call for left, the helping words will and do not call for leave, and a single subject such as the bus or the plane calls for leaves. A last item asks students to write a sentence of their own using the word left.
What’s Included
- One printable 2nd grade verbs worksheet with six picture sentences
- A word box with leave, leaves and left
- Practice with subject-verb agreement and the past tense of an irregular verb
- A write-your-own-sentence item at the bottom of the page
- A complete answer key on page two
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
First, it teaches students to hunt for the clue words that fix a verb tense, a habit that carries into every piece of writing they do. Second, it drills one irregular past tense form, left, which children often write as leaved. Third, the pictures give beginning readers a second way into each sentence, so the skill is the challenge and the reading is not.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Read the first sentence aloud together and ask what tells you the answer, then let students finish the rest of this 2nd grade verbs worksheet on their own. Try covering the clue words and reading the sentence again, so children hear how the verb stops fitting. For extra practice, ask students to say a sentence about their morning using left, then one about tomorrow using leave. The page fits grammar centers, morning work, small groups, homework and review for teachers, tutors and homeschool families.
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