Category: English Language Arts- Infant 2

Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: WRITING- (GRAMMAR)TOPIC: DESCRIBING REPEATED ACTIONS (PRESENT HABITUAL TENSE) By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Use the correct verb form to indicate actions that someone does regularly or repeatedly. Key Points: A habit is something that we do over and over or repeatedly. The Present Habitual Tense is use to describe an action that someone does over and over or repeatedly. Example: (Every Tuesday, she paints a new wall.) Time Stamps for repeated actions include “Every day”, “Always”, “On Mondays”, Every Week” When we talk about an action that he, she or it does over and over or repeatedly we usually place an ‘s’ at the end of the action word. See examples below in PDF.   Download PDF to start ELA-GRAMMAR-PRESENT-HABITUAL-TENSE.pdf

Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: READING AND WRITINGTOPIC: VOCABULARY- ANTONYMS By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Identify words that are opposite in meaning. Key Points: Antonyms are words that are opposite in meaning. Example: big is the opposite of small. If you replace a word in a sentence with its antonym, the meaning of the sentence becomes the opposite.   Download PDF to start INFANT-TWO-ELA-VOCABULARY-ANTONYMS-2-1.pdf

Worksheets SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSLEVEL: INFANT TWOSTRAND: READING & WRITINGTOPIC: VOCABULARY- ANTONYMS By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Identify the opposites of familiar words. Key Point: Antonyms are words that are opposite in meaning. (E.g. bad is the opposite of good).   Download PDF to start INFANT-TWO-ELA-VOCABULARY-ANTONYMS-2.pdf

Worksheets ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSWRITINGINFANT TWOGRAMMAR: PRESENT TENSE OF THE VERB (TO HAVE) By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to : Use the verb form ‘has’, correctly. Download fillable PDF to start INFANT TWO ELA GRAMMAR- VERB FORM- HAS

Worksheets ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTSWRITING- GRAMMARINFANT TWODESCRIBING REPEATED ACTIONS By the end of this worksheet, you will be able to: Use the correct verb form to indicate actions that someone does regularly or repeatedly.  Download PDF to start. You can use your copybook as an alternative. INFANT 2 ELA GRAMMAR- DESCRIBING REPEATED ACTIONS (PRESENT HABITUAL TENSE) Additional Resources PENNACOOL MOE SCHOOL LMS DRIVEWISE

Worksheets Subject: English Language ArtsLevel: Infant TwoStrand: Reading – Comprehension SkillsTopic: Literal Questions Key PointThe answers to literal questions can be found “right there ” in the text or picture. Download/Print fillable PDF to start INFANT 2 ELA READING – LITERAL QUESTIONS-Fillable Additional Resources PENNACOOL MOE SCHOOL LMS DRIVEWISE

Worksheets Subject: English Language ArtsLevel: Infant TwoStrand: WritingTopic: Punctuation Marks Key Point: We use a full stop or a question mark at the end of a sentence. Download/Print fillable PDF to start INFANT 2 ELA WRITING – PUNCTUATION MARKS-Fillable Additional Resources PENNACOOL MOE SCHOOL LMS DRIVEWISE

Worksheets Subject: English Language ArtsLevel: Infant TwoStrand: Writing – GrammarTopic: Describing Words (Adjectives) Key Point: An adjective is a word that describes a noun. Example: red car , slow train , big house Download/Print fillable PDF to start INFANT 2 ELA WRITING – ADJECTIVES-Fillable Additional Resources PENNACOOL MOE SCHOOL LMS DRIVEWISE

Worksheets Subject: English Language ArtsLevel: Infant 2Strand: Writing – (Vocabulary)Topic: Homophones Key Point: Use correct homophones in spelling and writing. Review Box Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. Download fillable PDF to start INFANT 2 ELA VOCABULARY – HOMOPHONES Additional Resources PENNACOOL MOE SCHOOL LMS DRIVEWISE

Worksheets Subject: English Language Arts Level: Infant 2 Strand: Reading Topic: Vowel Digraphs Key Point: Sometimes when two vowels are together, the first vowel says its own name. The second vowel is silent. E.g. lēaf ōak Download/Print fillable PDF to start INFANT 2 ELA READING – VOWEL DIGRAPHS Fillable Additional Resources PENNACOOL MOE SCHOOL LMS DRIVEWISE

Activity Subject: English Language Arts Level: Infant 2 Strand: Reading Topic: Long and Short Vowel Sounds Key Point: Discriminate between short vowel sounds and long vowel sounds. Download/Print PDF to start INFANT 2 ELA READING – LONG AND SHORT VOWEL SOUNDS Additional Resources PENNACOOL MOE SCHOOL LMS DRIVEWISE

Activities Subject: English Language Arts – Comprehension Level: Infant 2 Topic: Finding details REMINDERS: You need to read a story at least three (3) times before you get a good understanding of what you are reading.  After reading the story three (3) times, you MUST read each question one by one and look in the story for the answers. You must use capital letters and punctuation marks: commas , full stops when writing your answers. You must write complete sentences when answering questions. Download and answer questions in fillable PDF: INFANT TWO – ELA COMPREHENSION Additional Resources PENNACOOL MOE SCHOOL LMS DRIVEWISE