Recount Time Words Worksheet (Grade 2)
Free printable Grade 2 recount worksheet. Children sort time words into the beginning, middle and end of a recount, building sequencing and text-structure skills. Answer key included.
Grade 2 · Writing worksheet
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Time Words for a Recount
A recount retells events in the order they happened. Time words hold it together. Write whether each time word signals the beginning, the middle or the end of a recount.
- 1.Does "To begin with" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
- 2.Does "In the end" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
- 3.Does "A little later" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
- 4.Does "Finally" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
- 5.Does "One morning" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
- 6.Does "After that" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
- 7.Does "Eventually" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
- 8.Does "Next" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
- 9.Does "At last" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
- 10.Does "Then" signal the beginning, middle or end of a recount?
- a) Beginning
- b) Middle
- c) End
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