Writing : Second Grade English Language Arts Worksheets
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Think of an experience or an adventure that you would like to write about. Write a catchy title of your story, organize the main events and write the supporting details for each main event.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Organize Ideas
Read a passage about Squanto and fill in the topic sentence. Then fill in the rest of the boxes with supporting details.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Organize Ideas
Organize, then write your opinion about what you like. Don't forget to include the reasons.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Organize Ideas
Use exact words to frame the sentence to provide more information to a reader.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Writing Sentences
Draw a picture of your favorite lunch. Write three sentences about it.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Writing Sentences
Imagine that you just won the ï¬rst place in your favorite sport. Draw a picture of the prize. Write three sentences about the sport, how you feel, and the prize you won.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Writing Sentences
Think of a place where you would like to go with your class for a picnic. Draw a picture of the place, then write two sentences about it.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Writing Sentences
Imagine you’re going to visit the carnival with your family. Write three sentences about how you would spend your entire day there.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Writing Sentences
Imagine you’re going to the beach with your family. Draw a picture of some activities that you might do there. Then write two sentences about it.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Writing Sentences
Draw a picture of your favorite animal. Write two sentences about what you like about that animal.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Writing Sentences
Write a paragraph telling your friend how to build a snowman. Include the topic sentence and the detail sentences explaining the steps in sequence. Then draw a picture of yourself and your friend building a snowman.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Sequenced Directions
Understand and practice the basic fundamentals of writing how-to paragraphs.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Sequenced Directions
Read the how-to paragraph. Underline the topic sentence. Then draw a circle around the words that tell the order of the steps. List the steps to make the chicken noodle soup.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Sequenced Directions
Read the given topics. First picture it in your mind, then write words to describe each topic.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Descriptives Paragraphs
Draw a picture of your school cafeteria. Make a list of the details in your picture. Then write the sentence that tells the main idea.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Descriptives Paragraphs
Think of a place you’d like to visit. Draw a picture of the place. Then write four sentences to describe it.
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Descriptives Paragraphs
Read the words and their deï¬nitions.Then read the sentences. Decide which meaning ï¬ts each sentence. Write the correct deï¬nition on the lines
Category: Writing Writing Strategies Use Dictionary and Reference Material
Choose one of the main ideas from the list to write two narrative paragraphs.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Writing Narratives
Practice writing a personal narrative.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Writing Narratives
Follow the steps provided to write a narrative piece that tells a story.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Writing Narratives
Think about the most favorite holiday party you ever had. Then write the words that describe what you heard, saw, smelled, felt, and tasted at the party.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Writing Opinion / Descriptive Stories and Paragraphs
Fill in the graphic organizer with information about bats. Write the topic sentence, three supporting facts, and a conclusion sentence.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Informative and Explanatory Texts
Write an informative paragraph about bats. The draw a picture about your paragraph.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Informative and Explanatory Texts
Fill in the graphic organizer with the information about monkeys. Write the topic sentence, three supporting facts, and a conclusion sentence.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Informative and Explanatory Texts
Write an informative paragraph about monkeys. Then draw a picture about the paragraph.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Informative and Explanatory Texts
Which wild animal do you think can make a great household pet? Write the topic, topic sentence, three supporting facts/details, and a conclusion sentence.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Informative and Explanatory Texts
Think of your favorite sport. Write a paragraph explaining how to play it. Write the topic, topic sentence, three supporting facts/details, and a conclusion sentence.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Informative and Explanatory Texts
Write an informative/explanatory paragraph. Write the topic, topic sentence, three supporting facts/details, and a conclusion sentence. Draw a picture about it.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Informative and Explanatory Texts
Practice identifying the parts of a friendly letter. Then answer the related questions.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Friendly Letters/Thank You Notes/Invitations
Read the friendly letter. Then answer the related questions.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Friendly Letters/Thank You Notes/Invitations
Good writers often join two sentences into one. The new sentence tells the same thing, but with fewer words. Use "and" to join two sentences into one.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Friendly Letters/Thank You Notes/Invitations
Think about your fun and a memorable visit to a friend's house or a relative's house. Write a friendly letter to that friend or relative telling what you enjoyed or liked the most about the visit.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Friendly Letters/Thank You Notes/Invitations
Write a friendly letter to invite someone to do something or to go somewhere. Use the ideas from the idea box or use your own.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Friendly Letters/Thank You Notes/Invitations
Think of people who help you at the school or in the community. Then pick someone and write him or her a thank-you note.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Friendly Letters/Thank You Notes/Invitations
Write a thank you note to Santa for the gift you received from him this Christmas.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Friendly Letters/Thank You Notes/Invitations
Write your own silly story about an imaginative character, such as a bug or an animal that speaks. Fill in the blanks to complete the story.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Stories/Personal Stories
Understand and practice the fundamentals of a personal story.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Stories/Personal Stories
Write a story about what you would do with your alien (imaginary) friend.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Stories/Personal Stories
Compete each story by writing an ending solution.
Category: Writing Writing Applications Stories/Personal Stories
