How it works
These research worksheets for 2nd grade are blank frames. The page opens on the animal form on primary lines: a drawing box, then What it looks like, Where it lives, What it eats and A fact that surprised me.
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Print the animal form
Press Print this worksheet. The same four-box form comes for a person, a place and a plant, each on primary lines or plain lines.
Questions and notes
My research question has boxes for What I want to find out, Where I will look and What I found. A KWL chart and a Facts and where I found them chart hold the notes.
Sources and the report
My sources has boxes for a book, a website and a person asked. The draw and write report page is for the finished piece.
- The grade is our suggestion. The sheets on primary lines suit grades 1 and 2.
- Nothing is printed in the boxes, so the frames take any topic.
Questions and answers
What goes on the animal research worksheet?
The animal's name at the top, a drawing in the large box, and notes in four boxes: What it looks like, Where it lives, What it eats and A fact that surprised me.
Is there a worksheet for listing sources?
Yes. My sources has three boxes: A book, for its title and author, A website, for the name of the site and the page, and A person I asked.
What are the columns of the KWL chart?
What I know, What I want to know and What I learned. On this sheet the three columns are open, with no rows, under a Name line and a Topic line.
Is research part of 2nd grade writing?
The grade 2 writing standards of the Common Core ask students to take part in shared research and writing projects, and to gather information from provided sources to answer a question.