This Their, There, They're Homophones Worksheet gives 2nd graders friendly practice choosing the right word to complete each sentence, with a handy meaning box and a complete answer key included for fast, no-prep review.

The Using Figurative Language Worksheet gives 2nd graders four word banks and twelve sentences for choosing the strongest, most precise word. Includes an answer key for quick, no-prep vocabulary practice.

This Back to School Flip Books Activity is a fun and engaging way to introduce school vocabulary and get your kids excited about the new school year.

Using the What is a Simile Worksheet, students use read the similes and color the pictures. This is a perfect way to introduce Similes.

Using the Spoken or Written Language Activity, students determine which words or phrases are most appropriate to be used in spoken or written situations.

Using this Amphibians ABC Order Worksheet, students put ten amphibians in alphabetical order and then write more two amphibians.

Using Text and Illustration Clues Worksheet, students explain how the illustrations contribute and clarify a text to build their understanding of what has been read.

Using the Writing Formal vs. Informal Letters Worksheet, students read the prompts to determine if the situation requires formal or informal sentences.

Using the 5 Minutes of Fame Read Aloud Activity, students create audio recordings of stories or poems by using a voice recorder with a microphone.

Using this Using Conjunctions Worksheet, students connect and rewrite the sentences using a conjunction like and, but, or, & because.

Using Verbs in Sentences Worksheet, students conjugate IS and ARE through depending on the subject of the sentence.

Using In My Own Words Worksheet, students read quotes from familiar books andwrite, in your own words, what you think the words mean.

Using this Classroom Conversations Activity, students participate in collaborative conversations with diverse partners about topics and texts with peers and adults in small and larger groups.

Using this Working Together Worksheet, students work with a partner to improve their writing by sharing positive points and feedback.

Using the Writing Language Assessment Worksheet, teachers use this form to assess your student's written commands of the conventions of standard English when sharing ideas.

Using Identifying Location Worksheet, students choose a word from the box to describe where the ball is located in relation to the frog to build their positional word vocabulary.

Using this Describing Who Has Seen the Wind Worksheet, students read Sarah Plain and Tall and write response based on what they read.

Using Draw the Positions Worksheet, students draw the objects on the picture where the positional words say using the key provided.

Using this Counting Syllables Worksheet, students fill in the missing vowels and write the number of syllables in each word.