Class 2 Practice Worksheet for Is, Am, Are Usage
Class 2 Practice Worksheet for Is, Am, Are Usage
Is, Am, Are – Helping Verbs Grammar Worksheet for Class 2
Words like is, am, and are may be small, but they’re mighty when it comes to building clear and complete sentences. This Class 2 worksheet introduces learners to these essential helping verbs with fun, real-life sentence examples. It helps students understand how to match the verb with the right subject—like I am, he is, or they are—for better grammar and communication.
📌 Why Should Children of This Age Group Learn This Topic?
🗣️ Teaches children how to form complete, correct sentences using helping verbs.
👧 Builds early confidence in speaking and writing with proper grammar.
🧠 Strengthens subject-verb agreement—crucial for sentence clarity.
✍️ Forms the foundation for more advanced grammar topics in higher grades.
🎯 What Are the Learning Outcomes?
By completing this worksheet, learners will:
1. Identify when to use is, am, or are in different contexts.
2. Improve sentence structure through subject-verb matching.
3. Gain fluency in using these verbs in everyday conversations.
4. Build a strong base for writing clear and correct sentences.
📚 What Does This Worksheet Offer?
📝 A one-page worksheet with 8 fill-in-the-blank sentences.
🔤 Word bank includes: is, am, are.
👀 Context-based sentences like “The bag ___ on the bench” or “They ___ in the playground.”
💬 Simple, age-appropriate phrasing that’s easy to follow.
🧠 What Are the Different Exercises in the Worksheet?
Fill-in-the-Blanks: Learners complete each sentence using the correct helping verb from the box (is, am, are).
Example: “I ______ at school now.” or “You ______ my best friend.”
✅ Answer Key to All Exercises:
1. I am at school now.
2. The bag is on the bench.
3. They are in the playground.
4. Riya is reading a book.
5. We are ready for class.
6. It is a sunny day.
7. You are my best friend.
8. The dogs are barking loudly.
✨ Build Perfect Sentences with Helping Verbs!
Help your Class 2 child master sentence-building using is, am, and are with this clear, fun worksheet. Download now and give your child a grammar boost they’ll use every day!
Master is, am, and are through relatable sentence examples for kids.
Frequently Asked Questions
*Is* is used with he/she/it, *am* with I, and *are* with you/we/they.
It provides fun fill-in-the-blanks to help kids match subjects and verbs.
Yes, it’s designed for early learners following the Class 2 syllabus.
