This page contains all our printable worksheets in section Reading Comprehension of Second Grade English Language Arts. As you scroll down, you will see many worksheets for literary response and analysis, comprehension and analysis, structural features of informational materials, and more.
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Read the table of contents. Then answer each question.
Category: Reading Comprehension Structural Features of Informational Materials Titles, Tables of contents, and Chapter Headings
Read the title page and table of contents. Then answer each question.
Category: Reading Comprehension Structural Features of Informational Materials Titles, Tables of contents, and Chapter Headings
This a is a two page worksheet set. Read the passage about Dolphins, then write the main idea and supporting details. Write the summary of the entire text in your own words.
Category: Reading Comprehension Structural Features of Informational Materials Locate information in Expository Text
This is a set of two worksheets. Read a passage about the rain and answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Structural Features of Informational Materials Locate information in Expository Text
Read the story. Then write the author’s purpose on the lines.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Author's Purpose
Draw conclusions based on the text and your previous knowledge to solve each riddle.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Conclusions / Inferences / Predictions
Read the story and answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Conclusions / Inferences / Predictions
Read each passage and answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Conclusions / Inferences / Predictions
Read each story and answer the questions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Conclusions / Inferences / Predictions
Read the story and answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Conclusions / Inferences / Predictions
Read the story to answer the questions. Then on next page, write the events from the box in the order as they happened in the story.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Sequence of Events
Read the group of sentences. Number them in an order that makes sense.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Sequence of Events
Read the story to answer the questions. Recall and retell the facts as you fill in the story map.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Recall and Retell Facts
Read a story about two sisters. Find an effect for each cause. Write the effect on the lines.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Cause-Effect Relationships
Write a cause or an effect for each event.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Cause-Effect Relationships
Circle the cause in each sentence with a red colored pencil/crayon. Circle the effect in each sentence with a blue colored pencil/crayon.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Cause-Effect Relationships
Read the bar graph and answer the questions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Interpret Information from Diagrams, Charts, and Graphs
Look at the diagram. Read the labels and answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Interpret Information from Diagrams, Charts, and Graphs
Use the tally chart to answer the questions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Interpret Information from Diagrams, Charts, and Graphs
Practice differentiating between fantasy and reality text.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Fantasy and Reality / Context Clues
Read each sentence below. If it could happen in real life, circle the sentence. If it is a make-believe/fantasy, put an X on the sentence.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Fantasy and Reality / Context Clues
Read each sentence. Then circle the meaning of the underlined word.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Fantasy and Reality / Context Clues
Use context clues to find out the meaning of the underlined words. Then find the correct definition from the clue bank and write it in the blanks to complete each sentence.
Category: Reading Comprehension Comprehension and Analysis Fantasy and Reality / Context Clues
Read the passage about Arlon's daily routine. Then answer the related questions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Literary Response and Analysis Plots, Settings,and Characters
Read the story. Answer the questions about the plot.
Category: Reading Comprehension Literary Response and Analysis Plots, Settings,and Characters
Read the story "A long Sleepless Night". Then answer the questions related to it.
Category: Reading Comprehension Literary Response and Analysis Plots, Settings,and Characters
Practice writing a paragraph with at least three supporting details.
Category: Reading Comprehension Literary Response and Analysis Main Idea and Supporting Details
Write a paragraph about bats with at least three supporting details.
Category: Reading Comprehension Literary Response and Analysis Main Idea and Supporting Details
Compare and contrast between monkeys and apes.
Category: Reading Comprehension Literary Response and Analysis Compare and Contrast
Read the passage about George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Then write how they are alike and how they are different.
Category: Reading Comprehension Literary Response and Analysis Compare and Contrast
Read the poem. Circle the words that rhyme. Then complete the poem.
Category: Reading Comprehension Literary Response and Analysis Poetry: Rhythm, Rhyme, and Alliteration
Read the lyrics of the song. Then follow the directions.
Category: Reading Comprehension Literary Response and Analysis Poetry: Rhythm, Rhyme, and Alliteration