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English Vocabulary · Grade 2 Live Review Preview

2nd Grade Vocabulary Words

Second-grade vocabulary connects increasingly fluent reading with science, social studies, mathematics, and richer stories. Learners practise useful everyday and academic words while noticing vowel teams, syllables, word families, and words whose meaning depends on context.

This independently authored 300-word list is calibrated with the supplied district reading vocabulary and Flocabulary references. It does not repeat the Phonics/CVC or Grade 1 levels, and every definition, example, story, and question is newly written for this curriculum.

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300 words
Words 291–300 of 300
#WordPattern / part of speechMeaningSample sentence
291untilconjunctionGrade 2 reading wordup to the time when something happensWait here until the bell rings.
292cheeknounGrade 2 reading wordeither side of the face below the eyeA raindrop rolled down my cheek.
293sentencenounmultisyllable worda group of words expressing a complete thoughtBegin each sentence with a capital letter.
294almostadverbGrade 2 reading wordvery nearly but not completelyThe glass was almost full.
295monthnounGrade 2 reading wordone of the twelve parts of a yearFebruary is the shortest month.
296againstprepositionGrade 2 reading wordtouching or pressing on somethingThe bicycle leaned against the fence.
297ricenounGrade 2 reading wordsmall grains cooked and eaten as foodWe served vegetables over warm rice.
298armnounGrade 2 reading wordthe body part from the shoulder to the handI raised my arm to ask a question.
299dirtyadjectiveGrade 2 reading wordcovered with dirt or not cleanLeave the dirty boots by the door.
300centnounGrade 2 reading worda coin or unit worth one hundredth of a dollarThe old button cost only one cent.

Vocabulary reading and practice

Page 30 vocabulary review

Review five selected words from page 30.

Vocabulary quiz

Complete 5 review questions for this page.

1. Wait here ___ the bell rings.

Answer: until

2. A raindrop rolled down my ___.

Answer: cheek

3. Begin each ___ with a capital letter.

Answer: sentence

4. The glass was ___ full.

Answer: almost

5. February is the shortest ___.

Answer: month

Sources and curriculum references

These references guide selection and calibration. Definitions, sample sentences, readings, questions, and teaching notes are independently written and reviewed.

English Vocabulary · Grade 2 Live Review Preview

2nd Grade Vocabulary Words

Second-grade vocabulary connects increasingly fluent reading with science, social studies, mathematics, and richer stories. Learners practise useful everyday and academic words while noticing vowel teams, syllables, word families, and words whose meaning depends on context.

This independently authored 300-word list is calibrated with the supplied district reading vocabulary and Flocabulary references. It does not repeat the Phonics/CVC or Grade 1 levels, and every definition, example, story, and question is newly written for this curriculum.

Open the basic text version — works without JavaScript and is suitable for printing.

Your private study tools

Track your learning with My Vocabulary

Use the three small controls beside any word. Your choices stay attached to your account and appear in your My Vocabulary record.

  • Star a difficult word to practise it again.
  • Check a word when you have learned it.
  • Add a note with a memory clue, synonym, or reminder.

These controls work during your free visits and save privately on this browser. Sign in to move them into your account’s My Vocabulary record.

Printable study sheet

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Choose any start-to-end page range and meaning language, then include or omit each practice section.

Include practice sections
300 words
Words 291–300 of 300
#WordPattern / part of speechMeaningSample sentence
291untilconjunctionGrade 2 reading wordup to the time when something happensWait here until the bell rings.
292cheeknounGrade 2 reading wordeither side of the face below the eyeA raindrop rolled down my cheek.
293sentencenounmultisyllable worda group of words expressing a complete thoughtBegin each sentence with a capital letter.
294almostadverbGrade 2 reading wordvery nearly but not completelyThe glass was almost full.
295monthnounGrade 2 reading wordone of the twelve parts of a yearFebruary is the shortest month.
296againstprepositionGrade 2 reading wordtouching or pressing on somethingThe bicycle leaned against the fence.
297ricenounGrade 2 reading wordsmall grains cooked and eaten as foodWe served vegetables over warm rice.
298armnounGrade 2 reading wordthe body part from the shoulder to the handI raised my arm to ask a question.
299dirtyadjectiveGrade 2 reading wordcovered with dirt or not cleanLeave the dirty boots by the door.
300centnounGrade 2 reading worda coin or unit worth one hundredth of a dollarThe old button cost only one cent.

Vocabulary reading and practice

Page 30 vocabulary review

Review five selected words from page 30.

Vocabulary quiz

Complete 5 review questions for this page.

1. Wait here ___ the bell rings.

Answer: until

2. A raindrop rolled down my ___.

Answer: cheek

3. Begin each ___ with a capital letter.

Answer: sentence

4. The glass was ___ full.

Answer: almost

5. February is the shortest ___.

Answer: month

Sources and curriculum references

These references guide selection and calibration. Definitions, sample sentences, readings, questions, and teaching notes are independently written and reviewed.