Sentence Parts Worksheet 2nd Grade Grammar • Homework 1
Sentence Parts: Subject & Predicate
Name:
Date:
SUBJECT (The Naming Part)
Tells who or what the sentence is about.
Example: The clever fox
PREDICATE (The Action Part)
Tells what the subject does or is .
Example: ran through the woods.
A
Circle the SUBJECT and underline the PREDICATE.
The friendly mail carrier delivered three heavy letters.
Two playful kittens climbed up the tall scratching post.
Maya's shiny yellow bicycle has a loud bell.
The brave firefighter zoomed down the silver pole.
B
Which part is underlined? Fill in the bubble for your choice.
1. The green turtle swam across the pond.
Subject
Predicate
2. The noisy alarm clock buzzed at seven o'clock.
Subject
Predicate
3. Our kind teacher read an exciting story.
Subject
Predicate
4. Bright stars twinkled in the dark night sky.
Subject
Predicate
C
Sentence Splitter: Draw a line ( / ) between the subject and the predicate.
Example: The speedy rabbit / hopped into the garden.
A big brown bear hunted for sweet honey.
The red rocket blasted into outer space.
My best friend shared delicious cookies with me.
Remember: Every complete sentence needs both a subject and a predicate! Page 1 of 2
Sentence Builder Worksheet 2nd Grade Grammar • Homework 2
Sentence Builder: Put It Together!
Name:
Date:
Subject (Who/What) + Predicate (Action) = Complete Sentence
Remember capital letters & periods!
A
Match Up: Write the matching letter in the blank to build a complete sentence.
Subjects (Who or What)
A. The clever squirrel
B. A giant blue airplane
C. The friendly librarian
D. Cold winter snow
Predicates (What happened)
flew high above the clouds.
hid acorns in the garden.
fell softly on the street.
helped me find a good book.
B
Missing Pieces: Add the missing subject or predicate to complete each sentence.
[Add Subject] raced across the sunny playground.
[Add Predicate] The hungry baby panda .
[Add Subject] shone brightly in the morning sky.
[Add Predicate] A speedy red racecar .
C
Super Writer: Write your own complete sentence!
Circle your subject • Underline your predicate
Checklist:
Capital letter Subject Predicate Period (. ! ?)
Awesome Work! You are an official Sentence Detective! Page 2 of 2
Word Explorers Vocabulary Worksheet 2nd Grade Vocabulary • Word Power
Word Explorers Vocabulary Worksheet
Name:
Date:
Word Bank Use each word once!
bellowed munch bounce rough cool guards serious carefree guide images
A
Clue Match: Write the word from the bank that matches each clue.
1. To chew or eat something with a crunching sound:
2. Roared or shouted in a very deep, loud voice:
3. Pictures, photographs, or mental paintings:
4. People or animals that protect and keep watch:
5. Not smooth; scratchy, bumpy, or uneven:
B
Sentence Fill-in: Complete each sentence using the remaining words from the bank.
The rubber kickball will straight up when you drop it.
On a sunny afternoon, a glass of cold water feels wonderfully .
Our museum leader will our class through the dinosaur hall.
With no chores or worries, the otter had a happy, day.
Our teacher used a voice when reviewing emergency safety rules.
C
Word Spotlight: Pick 1 word from the bank, write a sentence, and illustrate!
My chosen word:
Write your sentence:
Draw a quick sketch of your word here
Vocabulary Champion! You learned 10 new power words today! Vocabulary Practice
