Write & Express: Short Paragraph Writing for Class 2

This Class 2 worksheet helps children learn how to express ideas clearly through short paragraphs. With two model passages—*My School* and *A Day in the Park*—students observe how sentences connect smoothly to form meaningful paragraphs. 
The worksheet also includes guided exercises such as question–answer tasks and fill-in-the-blanks to strengthen comprehension, vocabulary, and sentence formation. Students then apply these skills by writing their own short paragraph on their favorite toy.

Why Paragraph Writing Matters in Grammar? 

Paragraph writing is an important skill in Class 2 because: 
1. It teaches children to organize thoughts in a logical and connected way. 
2. It helps them build longer, meaningful sentences that flow together. 
3. It improves clarity, creativity, and confidence in written expression. 
4. It prepares them for essays, story writing, and structured comprehension work in higher grades.

What’s Inside This Worksheet?

🧠 Passage – My School 
Students read a descriptive paragraph about the writer’s school—its classrooms, teachers, library, playground, and daily routines.

✏️ Exercise 1 – Write a Paragraph on “My Favorite Toy” 
Learners write a 5–6 line paragraph independently, applying structure and clarity.

📋 Passage – A Day in the Park 
A lively passage about a family picnic, complete with nature details, activities, and feelings.

📝 Exercise 2 – Answer the Questions 
Students answer four comprehension questions related to the visit to the park.

✍️ Exercise 3 – Fill in the Blanks (In the Garden) 
A short descriptive passage with fill-in-the-blanks helps reinforce vocabulary and coherent writing.

ANSWER KEY (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Paragraph Writing 
(Answers will vary; sample paragraph provided.) 
My favorite  toy is my teddy bear. It is brown, soft, and very cute. I sleep with it every night. I play with it when I feel lonely. My teddy bear makes me happy.

Exercise 2 – A Day in the Park (Q&A) 
1. The writer went to the park with parents and a little sister. 
2. The writer went to the park on Sunday. 
3. They carried a picnic basket with sandwiches, fruits, and juice. 
4. The writer played on the swings and slides.

Exercise 3 – In the Garden (Fill in the Blanks) 
1. garden 
2. trees 
3. flowers 
4. swings 
5. slides 
6. plants 
7. clean 
8. fresh

Help your child build expressive writing skills with simple, guided paragraph activities that encourage creativity and clear communication. 
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