This compound word list worksheet gives 2nd graders a handy reference of 100 common compound words to read, spell, and explore. A clean, printable chart that is perfect for word walls, folders, and no-prep vocabulary practice.

This Create Compound Words Worksheet has 2nd graders match word parts to build rainbow, butterfly, and snowman, then split sunflower, backpack, and doghouse into two small words. Answer key included for fast, no-prep vocabulary practice.

Using Match and List Compound Words Worksheet, students match the two nouns to make new compound words, then they list those words below.

Using Connect and Draw Compound Words Worksheet, students draw lines to the two nouns to make compound words, then they draw a picture of that compound word.

This compound words worksheet gives 2nd graders two ways to practice: breaking words like sunflower into their two parts, then joining word pairs to build brand-new words. An answer key is included, so checking takes seconds.

Using Compound Words Equations Worksheet, students complete word equations to create new compound words.

Using Syllables Compound Words Worksheet, students sort compound words into two categories based on the number of syllables.

Using Compound Words Cutting Worksheet, students cut and glue words to pair together in order to create new compound words.

Using Compound Words Matching Worksheet, students two parts of a picture together to build compound words.

Using Creating Compound Words Worksheet, studentscreate compound words by combining two words and then determining the meaning of the new word.

Using Compound Words Fill in Blank Worksheet, students fill in the blanks with the correct compound words to complete the sentence.

Using Compound Words Syllables Worksheet, students sort compound words into two categories based on the number of syllables.

Using Compound Words Unscramble Worksheet, students unscramble the provided letters to create a compound word.

Using Match and Fill Compound Words Worksheet, students match the two nouns to make new compound words, then they use those words to complete sentences.

Using Count the Compound Words Syllables Worksheet, students sort compound words into two categories based on the number of syllables.