

This Grade 2 grammar worksheet helps children learn how to describe objects by their *size* (big, small, tall, tiny) and *colour* (red, yellow, blue, green, purple). With lively examples and simple activities, students develop the ability to make their sentences more expressive and meaningful.
1. They help children describe objects and people in detail.
2. They make language more creative and descriptive.
3. They strengthen observation skills and visual vocabulary.
4. They improve both writing and speaking fluency.
🧠 Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions
Students choose the correct adjective for each sentence, e.g., *Riya wore a red dress* or *The puppy is small.*
✏️ Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks
Learners pick suitable adjectives (from given pairs like *red/tall, big/clever*) to complete short sentences meaningfully.
📋 Exercise 3 – Match the Following
Students match sentences to the correct adjectives from a pool of words such as *red, big, tall, yellow, soft,* and *green.*
📝 Exercise 4 – Underline the Adjectives
Students read sentences like *The tiny elephant walked in the jungle* and underline the adjectives of size or colour.
📖 Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing
A descriptive paragraph about *a day at the park*, where learners fill in blanks with appropriate adjectives of size and colour to create a complete story.
Exercise 1 –
1. c) red 2. b) blue 3. b) small 4. a) big 5. b) tall 6. a) long 7. a) yellow 8. b) high 9. b) tall 10. c) long
Exercise 2 –
1. green 2. red 3. blue 4. soft 5. yellow 6. sharp 7. small 8. big 9. green 10. high
Exercise 3 –
1. red 2. sharp 3. yellow 4. big 5. blue 6. tall 7. high 8. small 9. long 10. green
Exercise 4 –
Adjectives underlined: tiny, big, hard, blue, ripe, tall, yellow, small, purple.
Exercise 5 – Sample Paragraph Answers:
many, big, yellow, small, red, soft, brown, playful, pink, wooden, blue, small, red.
Help your child describe the world with confidence through fun, hands-on grammar practice on adjectives of size and colour!
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Adjectives of size describe how big or small something is, like tall, short, big, or tiny.
They help kids compare objects, improve sentence building, and make writing more descriptive.
By using daily objects like toys or fruits and asking kids to describe them as big, small, tall, or short.