See & Describe: Picture Description Sentences for Class 2

This Class 2 worksheet helps young learners develop confident sentence writing by observing pictures and describing actions clearly. With two illustrated passages—*A Day in the Park* and *A Day at the Beach*—students practice reading visual clues, understanding short descriptions, answering targeted questions, and completing simple sentences. 
The worksheet also includes a rainy-day scene that guides learners to fill in missing words based on what they see, strengthening vocabulary, grammar, and descriptive writing.

Why Picture Description Matters in Grammar? 

Picture-based sentence work is important for Class 2 because: 
1. It builds the ability to convert visual scenes into meaningful sentences. 
2. It strengthens vocabulary and verb usage through real-life contexts. 
3. It supports grammar development such as subject–verb agreement and descriptive detail. 
4. It encourages expressive writing, observation, and early comprehension skills.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

🧠 Exercise 1 – Answer Questions (A Day in the Park) 
Students answer who, what, and where questions based on a picture sequence of a boy walking his dog, throwing a red ball, and playing on the grass.

✏️ Exercise 2 – Fill in the Blanks (A Day at the Beach) 
Learners complete sentences using words from a word bank—beach, sandcastle, father, mother, breeze—after reading a short description of a family enjoying a day near the sea.

📋 Exercise 3 – Complete Short Sentences (Rainy Day Scene) 
Students describe a rainy day picture by filling missing words related to clouds, rain, clothing, and nature.

ANSWER KEY (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – A Day in the Park 
7. The boy is going to the park. 
8. The boy threw a red ball. 
9. The dog catches the ball. 
10. The boy gives the dog the ball.

Exercise 2 – A Day at the Beach (Fill in the Blanks) 
1. beach 
2. sandcastle 
3. father 
4. mother 
5. breeze

Exercise 3 – Rainy Day Scene 
1. Dark clouds cover the sky in the morning. 
2. It starts raining, and children open their umbrellas. 
3. A boy wears a raincoat and jumps in the puddles. 
4. Trees and plants look fresh and green.

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