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2nd Grade Adjectives worksheets

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Adjectives

Grade 2 Grammar Worksheet - Building Confidence

NameDate

Circle the adjective in each sentence.

1.
The clever fox ran past the fence.
- ran
- fox
- clever
2.
The tiny kitten jumped onto the pillow.
- tiny
- jumped
- kitten
3.
The strong sailor pulled the rope onto the boat.
- pulled
- sailor
- strong
4.
The small snail crawled along the path.
- crawled
- snail
- small
5.
The fluffy sheep slept in the barn.
- slept
- sheep
- fluffy
6.
The careful driver parked the truck by the road.
- parked
- careful
- driver
7.
The busy bee flew to the flower.
- bee
- flew
- busy
8.
The hungry bear walked into the cave.
- bear
- walked
- hungry
9.
The smiling baker mixed dough in the bowl.
- smiling
- mixed
- baker
10.
The wise owl watched from the tree.
- wise
- watched
- owl

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About this worksheet

An adjective is a describing word. It tells more about a noun: what kind, what color, how big or how many. In 'The tiny kitten jumped onto the pillow,' tiny is the adjective, because it tells what kind of kitten. Second graders often confuse adjectives with action verbs because both make a sentence more interesting. A useful test is to ask which noun the word describes.

This worksheet gives ten sentences, each with one adjective, and the child circles it. The other choices are the noun, the verb and another noun. Ask your child to find the adjective by asking: which word tells me more about the kitten, the firefighter or the bear? If the word can sit right in front of a noun and describe it, it is an adjective.

What your child will learn

Find the adjective in a sentence
Connect an adjective to the noun it describes
Tell an adjective from a noun and a verb

Common Core standard: L.2.1.E

Worked example

In 'The brave firefighter climbed up the ladder,' brave is the adjective. It tells what kind of firefighter.

Common mistake

Circling the verb because it makes the sentence interesting.

Helpful hint

Which word tells more about a noun? That word is the adjective.

Next skill: Subjects and Predicates Earlier: Past and Present Verbs

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with adjectives?

Circling the verb because it makes the sentence interesting.

How can I help my child with adjectives?

Which word tells more about a noun? That word is the adjective.

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