2nd grade English Topics and Resources

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 The student:

  Reviews phonics—identifies vowels, consonants, blends, diphthongs, and suffixes.

  Learns punctuation—telling and asking sentences, capitalization, quotation marks, and apostrophes.

  Learns suffixes—s, -ed, -ing, and -er.

  Is introduced to compound words.

  Studies confusing words—no/any, can/may, is/are, does/do, to/too/two.

  Discovers parts of speech—nouns, prepositions, verbs, and adverb concepts.

  Is introduced to word order and concepts—sequences, same/opposite, homonyms, rhyming words, 

and poetry.

  Writes friendly letters.

  Practices writing sentences.

  Reads paragraphs for comprehension


Resources:

Under the Home Online Homeschool Curriculum - Phonics Textbook

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