Year 2 Printable worksheets

This is a great introduction activity to the life cycle of a frog. Students read through the text and answer the questions. There is a picture of the life cycle of a frog so students can see the different stages.

Bessie Coleman became the first woman in America to hold a pilot's license. This short reading comprehension is suitable for KS1 students. Children read through the article and answer four comprehension questions.

Telling the time activityThis worksheet on time is a great activity for children to become fluent in telling the time on analogue clocks. Children read the analogue clocks and choose the correct time. 

Using the present tense verbThese sentences use present tense verbs to describe actions that are happening now or on a regular basis. Encourage your Year 2 students to practise using present tense verbs in their writing and speaking and look for present tense verbs in the books they read. This worksheet asks children to choose the correct present tense verb from the word bank to complete the sentences. If you found this worksheet helpful, check out our Past Tense Verbs Cloze Activity.

Asian Country Fact FilesPupils discover some interesting facts about China, India, and Japan. True or false statements encourage pupils to think critically and analyse the information they have learned about each country. They have to consider what they know to decide if the statement is true or false. Using true or false statements about China, Japan, and India creates an enjoyable learning experience for KS1 pupils, helping them develop their knowledge of these countries in an engaging way.

The Lost Kitten Reading Comprehension"The Lost Kitten Worksheet" invites young learners to explore compassion and responsible actions. Through Lucy's story, students will connect with the feelings of helping and the joy of making a positive impact. Children read through the heartwarming story and answer the questions. 

Plastics in the OceansThis handy geography worksheet will enhance students' understanding and knowledge about the critical issue of plastic pollution in the oceans. By filling in the blanks in this cloze activity, students will learn about why it's important to keep the oceans clean and how plastic can harm the animals that live there.

The World's Hot and Cold AreasThis colourful engaging worksheet will help pupils identify the location of hot and cold areas of the world in relation to the Equator and the North and South Poles. Students read through the text and answer the multiple-choice questions. 

Explore the Oceans Quiz for KS1 PupilsThis quiz isn't just about finding the right answers - it's a journey to explore our amazing oceans! Pupils learn which ocean is the biggest, discover where penguins live, and find out that some oceans are warm while others are icy. Children read through the questions and circle the correct answer from the options (a, b, or c). 

Whales Cloze ActivityHello, young explorers of the sea! Get ready for an exciting journey into the world of whales with our "Whales Cloze Activity." From the biggest animals on Earth to their playful songs, pupils will learn all about whales in a fun and interactive way. Imagine a baby whale as big as a car when it's born! Pupils will discover how whales talk to each other using special sounds, like singing in an underwater orchestra. Students read through the text and use the words from the word bank to complete the sentences. There are also more fun facts at the end to learn. 

Colour and label the seven continentsLabelling and colouring the seven continents helps students become familiar with the names and locations of each continent. This builds their geographical knowledge and understanding of the world's continents. Engaging in a hands-on activity like colouring makes the learning process more enjoyable for KS1 pupils.

Year 2 English - Reading comprehension worksheet. Having strong reading comprehension skills will also help in other subjects. This worksheet includes interesting facts about starfish. Students read the text and then answer the study questions.

Apostrophes can be used to show that something belongs to something or someone else. Example: The bear's paws were big. This English resource asks students to underline the possessive noun in each sentence.

Bulbs are planted by digging holes in the ground and seeds are usually sown. Children name each plant and find out if they started as a bulb or a seed.

This word search includes vocabulary words that are associated with Year 2 Living things and their habitats. They will help children recognise key words for this topic and improve their vocabulary and spelling.

This activity is all about ways we can stay healthy and why certain things are important for our health. Students are asked to explain the importance of sleep, exercise, hygiene, and diet. They have been given some words to help them with their sentences.

Students look at the living, once living, and non-living things and decide if they are alive, were alive, or have never been alive and put them in the correct column. Remember, non-living things that were once alive were part of a living thing, like a leaf.

This assessment paper can be used to test your child's knowledge of the science unit - Living things and their habitats.

This information sheet on time is a handy resource and will help young children tell the time to half past the hour.

Neil Armstrong reading comprehension activityThis handy history worksheet about Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the moon, provides a short comprehension for KS1 pupils to learn about a significant historical figure and his accomplishments. Use the comprehension questions to assess pupils' reading comprehension skills and understanding of the topic. 

Students carefully cut out the Halloween objects. Place each object in a square so that no row or column has the same object.

Students complete the tally chart and fill in the missing totals to complete the tally chart.

Children can use this colourful checklist to tick off the items they see when going on a nature walk. They can also draw their own pictures of some of the things they saw.

Students read the description and identify different members of a community.

This activity will help a child's reading skills and teach them some fun facts about tigers! Students read through the facts and answer the multiple-choice questions.

These colourful vocabulary cards are a great way of introducing KS1 shapes vocabulary to your pupils. You can display them in your classroom or use them as a fun matching activity. This set includes 5 pages of vocabulary cards with words including square, rectangle, triangle, circle, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, rhombus, oval, star, crescent, semicircle, cross, heart, parallelogram, sides, corners, edges, and shapes.

This quick-to-print maths activity will help you to see how well your students are doing in maths class and which topics might need some improvement. Our fun maths daily workouts have a mixture of everything and cover a variety of mathematical concepts including addition, subtraction, ordering, drawing the hands on a clock face, counting in twos, measurement, fractions, recognising 3D shapes, missing numbers, and more. Daily Workouts are the perfect way to check your student's progress and understanding of maths. Each worksheet has 10 quality questions for students to answer.

This handy activity is great to use when teaching students about dates and timelines and will help improve vocabulary. It will also help children to read important dates and find out some important events that happened in history. There are 8 questions for children to answer. This history worksheet can be used at home or in the classroom.

Year 2 maths - Vertical subtraction worksheet with no carrying.

Year 2 Science - Living things and their habitats. This worksheet includes interesting facts about reptiles. Students read the text and answer the study questions.

KS1 Geography - Local area unit. Can you find all of the cities hidden in the puzzle?

Students follow the instructions to draw different shapes in the given coordinates.

Students are asked to look at the picture and write 5 inferences they can make about the girl in the photograph.

A year 2 general knowledge resource including 12 questions for students to answer.

This printable resource will help develop spatial thinking skills. Students are asked to find two identical butterflies and draw a circle around them.

This printable can be used as an extra resource when teaching children about the Great Fire of London. Students trace over the lines and colour in the picture.

Year 2 English - 'oi' or 'oy'? This worksheet covers the sounds 'oi' and 'oy'. Pupils are asked to choose 'oi' or 'oy' to complete each word.

KS1 History - Fire of London word search. Students find all of the words in the grid.

Picture observations are a great way to develop your child's observation skills. Pupils look at the different numbers on each piggy bank and answer the questions.

This printable resource will help develop spatial thinking skills. Students are asked to find two identical trains and draw a circle around them.

Encourage maths mastery with our fun and engaging daily workouts! The perfect resource for helping children solve different mathematical problems and learn new concepts. Each daily workout has 10 questions for students to answer.

Children will love these colourful dinosaur information cards. They are fully printable and each card has a colourful fun illustration of the dinosaur and the type of diet each dinosaur had. Children will learn which dinosaurs were carnivores, which dinosaurs were herbivores, and which dinosaurs were omnivores. Use them for a fun activity, for revision, or simply just as information cards or posters. There are 15 dinosaurs included in this set.

Year 2 maths - Cube patterns. This activity asks children to copy the cube pattern and draw it on the right hand side of the page.

Year 2 English - Antonyms worksheet. Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings. Look at the antonyms and write them on the lines provided.

KS1 Geography - This resource is all about a farmer called Mr. Giles. Look at the farm and answer the questions.

A year 2 science worksheet - Where do they live? Draw a line to match each occupant with their home.

Students match the description of railway safety to the picture.