
Pip the Robot Reading Comprehension
Year 2 reading comprehension about Pip the robot, lost in the garden grass. Pupils order four events and answer inference and prediction questions.
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Year 2 reading comprehension about Pip the robot, lost in the garden grass. Pupils order four events and answer inference and prediction questions.

Year 2 inference worksheet: The Missing Wellies story with 8 questions on retrieval, feelings and evidence. Answer key included.

Year 2 non-fiction reading worksheet with minibeast and castle texts, 11 retrieval questions, a True or False table and a marked answer key.

Predicting worksheet for Year 2: three short stories, five questions on sensible predictions and text clues, with example answers. Free to print.

Year 2 fairy tale sorting worksheet: pupils sort 12 story events into beginning, middle and end, then add their own. Answer key included.

Year 2 poetry vocabulary worksheet on glimmer, breeze, whisper and enormous. Pupils define, draw, find synonyms and write a line.

Year 2 adventure story writing frame: plan in a Who and Where table, write in the past tense, then self-check with a four-point list.

Year 2 story planning storyboard with six panels from The Beginning to The Ending, plus three planning questions. Free printable sheet.

Year 2 proofreading exit ticket: fix 'where is my frend' and 'Yesterday, we play football', then rate the lesson. Three tickets per sheet.

Year 2 instruction writing worksheet: finish steps for a jam sandwich and handwashing, then write your own. Bossy verbs, time words, model answers.

Year 2 recount writing worksheet using Point, Evidence, Explain, Link. Pupils write about Sports Day and a real trip. Model answers included.

Year 2 Spelling Safari: add -ful and -less, choose see or sea and blew or blue, and make contractions like didn't and I'll. Free to print.

Year 2 common exception words worksheet: Look, Cover, Write, Check for 12 words, joined handwriting, gap-fills and a dictation sentence.

Year 2 suffix sorting worksheet: pupils sort 15 words ending in -ment, -ness, -ful, -less and -ly into boxes, then add their own.

Year 2 spelling worksheet on suffixes: drop the e, change y to i or double the letter. Hoping, flies, biggest, patting. Answers included.

Year 2 contraction apostrophes worksheet: fill 12 gaps in a rainy-day story with it's, can't, won't and more, then spot a possessive.

Year 2 homophones worksheet: knight and night, to, too and two, there, their and they're, quiet and quite, plus a sun and son sentence.

Year 2 space grammar worksheet: add end punctuation, sort statements, commands and exclamations, and write expanded noun phrases.

Year 2 past and present tense check: sort verbs, choose went or go, use is and was, and fix the wrong verb in a beach story.

Year 2 sentence types worksheet: sort 12 sentences into statement, question, command and exclamation, then write your own. With answers.

Year 2 conjunctions worksheet: match sentence halves joined by and, but, or, because, when and if, then write your own. Answers included.

Year 2 expanded noun phrases worksheet: fill 14 gaps in The Dragon's Cave story from a word bank, then write your own. Full answer key.

Year 2 commas in lists worksheet: spot the right comma use, fix a zoo sentence, write a party list and rate yourself. Free printable.
This collection of Year 2 English worksheets covers the four strands teachers return to all year: reading comprehension, writing, spelling, and grammar and punctuation. Activities range from predicting what happens next in a story to writing statements, questions, exclamations and commands. Each activity uses text pitched at six and seven year olds, so pupils can work with growing independence.
Each worksheet targets objectives from the Key Stage 1 English programme of study in the England National Curriculum — for example learning to spell the Year 2 common exception words and composing ideas sentence by sentence. That makes them a reliable fit for planning, marking and evidence gathering in the final year of Key Stage 1.
Teachers print them for guided group work, set pages as spelling homework, or use the comprehension sheets as independent tasks while hearing readers. All downloads are free, and any worksheet can be reworked in Chalkie — swap the text, adjust the questions, or regenerate a fresh version at the same pitch.
Predicting what might happen next on the basis of what has been read so far, and discussing the sequence of events in books.
View worksheetsPlanning what to write and encapsulating ideas sentence by sentence, building towards longer pieces of connected writing.
View worksheetsLearning to spell common exception words and applying the spelling patterns and rules taught in Year 2.
View worksheetsWriting sentences with different forms — statement, question, exclamation and command — and choosing the correct form for the purpose.
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