contractions homework year 2

Our printable contractions activities and worksheets are lovingly designed for parents teaching their Year 2 (Ages 6 - 7) children at home.

Grade 2 grammar worksheets on contractions and use of apostrophes. Students practice writing contractions from two words. Free and printable worksheets from K5 Learning; no login required.

This learning from home apostrophe for contractions activity booklet is a perfect way to start working on your home grammar and punctuation lessons for year 1 and 2. Firstly explain to your children that two words can sometimes be made into one, by using apostrophes for contraction.

Homework/Extension Step 2: Using Simple Contractions National Curriculum Objectives: English Year 2: (2G5.8) Apostrophes to mark where letters are missing in spelling and to mark singular possession in nouns [for example, the girl’s name] Terminology for pupils: • English Year 2: (2G5.8) apostrophe Differentiation: Questions 1, 4 and 7 ...

This contractions worksheet features a variety of common contractions, either before they have been put together or after. Can your children fill in the blanks either by combining the words given, or taking them apart and adding the missing letters back in? How can I use this contractions activity?

Discover a range of engaging and educational resources with our collection of printable Year 2 contractions activities. Carefully curated by the educational experts at Twinkl Parents, these materials are designed to make learning contractions enjoyable for children aged 6-7.

This engaging Year 2 Using Simple Contractions Homework resource is perfect to send home to help embed children's learning on using an apostrophe for simple contractions or to use as an extension activity in class.

This fantastic contraction words worksheet is perfect for reinforcing the use of apostrophes by demonstrating how letters from different words are omitted when the two words are combined. This contraction words worksheet features eight sets of words and, at the bottom of the page, eight different contracted words.

Use this spelling activity as a homework task to consolidate children's ability to write contractions. If you found this resource useful, why not try our Apostrophes for Contractions Quiz to help further your child's learning?

This contractions worksheet features a variety of common contractions, either before they have been put together or after. Can your children fill in the blanks either by combining the words given, or taking them apart and adding the missing letters back in?