Picture This! Fun Sentence Writing for Class 2  

This Class 2 worksheet builds sentence writing skills through engaging picture prompts and fantasy characters. Learners observe, imagine, and describe what they see — boosting vocabulary, grammar, and confidence in writing full sentences independently.

Why Picture-Based Writing Matters in Class 2? 

This worksheet helps early writers:
1. Use observation and creativity to form complete sentences.  
2. Connect nouns, verbs, and adjectives in simple stories.  
3. Build comfort with describing characters, actions, and scenes.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?  

The worksheet includes five colourful, imagination-boosting exercises:

🎨 Exercise 1 – Match and Colour  
Students match fantasy characters (e.g., fairy, sword, dragon) with pictures and then colour them.

🖍️ Exercise 2 – Colour Based on Clues  
Learners read a fantasy scene and colour each object with the correct colour (e.g., sun – yellow, river – blue).

✏️ Exercise 3 – Draw What You Imagine  
Children draw a fairy and a mushroom based on the given words, building visual imagination and fine motor skills.

🧩 Exercise 4 – Fantasy Crossword  
Students solve clues to identify magical characters like unicorn, genie, mermaid, and castle.

📝 Exercise 5 – Sentence Writing from Picture  
Learners write full sentences describing what’s happening in a busy park scene — including kids playing, eating, and jumping rope.

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Match the Pictures  
Fairy – top image  
Owl – second image  
Sword – third image  
Princess – fourth image  
Dragon – last image

Exercise 2 – Colour Key  
Dragon – Black  
Fairy – Pink  
Sun – Yellow  
Mountain – Brown  
Grass – Green  
River – Blue

Exercise 3 – Drawing  
1. A fairy (draw a small flying girl with wings)  
2. A mushroom (draw a large round mushroom with a spotted top)  
Answers will vary.

Exercise 4 – Crossword Answers  
Down:  
1. Rainbow  
2. Princess  
3. Mermaid  
6. Fairy  
9. Castle  
Across:  
4. Genie  
5. Dragon  
7. Wizard  
8. Unicorn  
10. Elf

Exercise 5 – Sample Sentences  
1. The children are playing in the park.  
2. Two girls are jumping rope.  
3. A boy is flying a kite.  
4. Three kids are eating on a mat.  
5. Some children are enjoying the swings.  
(Answers may vary. Look for sentence structure and use of describing words.)

Spark your child’s writing with magical characters and playful picture prompts — the perfect way to turn imagination into strong sentences!  

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