CCSS Standard L.2 Worksheets (Language for ELA and Literacy)
Below you’ll find materials aligned to Common Core State Standards (CCSS). This page houses print-ready PDFs and digital PDF worksheets, packets, and lessons aligned to the CCSS standards for English Language Arts. Language, Standard 2 (L2) is “Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing.” This standard applies to grades K-12.
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Understanding the parts of speech is essential for building strong communication and writing skills. Our collection of printable worksheets provides engaging and effective activities designed to help students grasp the fundamentals of grammar. Whether they are just beginning to learn about nouns and verbs or refining their understanding of conjunctions…
These St. Patrick’s Day worksheets combine reading and writing practice with fun, holiday-themed activities. Students will work on rhyming, letter sounds, alphabetical order, sentence structure, and reading comprehension while engaging with festive content. Activities include tracing, sorting, and creative writing exercises that encourage both literacy skills and imagination. Students will…
Ready to make learning the ABCs fun? These printable alphabet flash cards are perfect for little learners. With 13 different themes, from colorful animals to festive holiday designs, there’s something to spark every child’s curiosity. Whether you’re a parent looking for a hands-on learning tool or a teacher wanting to…
Interjections are an important part of language that can bring energy and emotion to our sentences. As parents and teachers, it’s helpful to introduce interjections to young learners early, as they add fun and expression to communication. An interjection is a word or phrase that shows strong feeling or reaction,…
Understanding pronouns is a key step in helping young learners develop their language skills, and practicing with pronoun worksheets is a great way to get started. As parents and teachers, it’s important to introduce pronouns early, as they are fundamental in making sentences more concise and clear. Pronouns replace nouns,…
Conjunctions are a key part of language development and play a crucial role in helping young learners form more complex and meaningful sentences. By connecting words, phrases, and clauses, conjunctions allow students to express ideas clearly and logically, which is essential for both writing and speaking. Whether you’re a parent…
Help your 2nd and 3rd graders master adverbs with this comprehensive Adverb Worksheet Batch! These engaging worksheets provide students with targeted practice in identifying and using adverbs in sentences, enhancing their grammar skills and overall literacy. With a variety of exercises such as fill-in-the-blanks, sentence rewrites, and creative writing prompts,…
Enhance your 2nd and 3rd graders’ understanding of prepositions with this engaging Preposition Worksheets Batch! These worksheets provide essential practice in identifying and using prepositions to improve grammar and literacy. Through a range of activities like sentence completion, preposition identification, and creative writing prompts, students will learn how prepositions show…
Polish up your skills with our CUPS Writing Strategies Extension Activity Packet. Designed for student support related to grammar and editing skills, this resource centers on Capitalization, Usage, Punctuation, and Spelling, with activities designed for each of those skills. Target specific skills or give students time to work on all…
Empower your students’ writing skills with our ARMS Strategies Extension Activity Packet. This packet is a great tool for guiding students through an important part of the writing process: revising! By Adding, Removing, Modifying, and Substituting content, writers can get into the practice of drafting and polishing their writing through…