Class 2 English Literature Worksheet: Why Evergreen Trees Never Lose Their Leaves

Description

A five-page set on the story of the little bird left behind in the forest and the trees that did or did not shelter it. Word meanings come first, covering berries, frost, boughs, eagerly and lonely, followed by opposites such as cold and warm, thick and thin, and south and north.

A rhyming round pulls pairs from the text like king and spring, bough and wing, and the sheet closes with sentence-making using evergreen, forest, branch, spring and bird, naming the spruce, pine and juniper as evergreen trees.

Every page carries its own answer key, so a parent can correct the whole sheet in a few minutes.