Finding all of the activities needed to run engaging and standards-based literacy centers can feel like a monster task! The Lucky Little Learners 2nd Grade Printable and Digital Literacy Center Bundle is a great option for teachers who want high-engagement and totally standards-aligned options for practicing reading, writing, grammar, and phonics during center time.
Take a closer look at what’s included in the bundle!
In this bundle, teachers will receive all the printable AND digital center activities to keep stations running for a full school year. Read on for a list of the ELA standards covered.
140 Literacy Centers for 2nd Grade
These literacy centers for 2nd grade make learning engaging, rigorous, and hands-on! They will keep your students practicing ELA skills with meaningful and purposeful tasks. The bundle includes center activities for reading, writing, grammar and phonics. Take a look at everything included below!
Reading Centers
Foundational Standards
Monitor and Fix-Up Strategies (RF 2.4)
Reading Fluency (RF 2.4)
Informational Standards
Answering Questions in Nonfiction (RI 2.1)
Asking Questions in Nonfiction (RI 2.1)
Determine Importance (RI 2.2)
Finding the Main Idea (RI 2.2)
Main Idea & Details (RI 2.2)
Retelling Nonfiction (RI 2.2)
Cause and Effect (RI 2.3)
Describing Connections (RI 2.3)
Nonfiction Text Structures (RI 2.3)
Problem and Solution (RI 2.3)
Unknown Vocabulary (RI 2.4)
Nonfiction Text Features (RI 2.5)
Author’s Purpose (RI 2.6)
Information from Images (RI 2.7)
Reasons Support Points (RI 2.8)
Compare and Contrast Nonfiction (RI 2.9)
Nonfiction Genres (RI 2.10)
Close Reading Nonfiction (RI 2.10)
Literature Standards
Book Review (RL 2.10, RI 2.10)
Asking Questions in Fiction (RL 2.1)
Answering Questions in Fiction (RL 2.1)
Making Inferences (RL 2.1)
Recount and Moral (RL 2.2)
Fables, Fairytales, and Folktales (RL 2.2)
Character Response to Challenges (RL 2.3)
Alliteration (RL 2.4)
Poetry (RL 2.4)
Rhymes (RL 2.4)
Fiction Story Structure (RL 2.5)
Summarizing (RL 2.5, RL 2.2)
Character Voices (RL 2.5)
Point of View (RL 2.6)
Information from Illustrations (RL 2.7)
Compare and Contrast Fiction (RL 2.9)
Synthesizing (RL 2.10)
Close Reading Fiction (RL 2.10)
Fiction Genres (RL 2.10)
Predictions (RL 2.10)
Visualization (RL 2.10)
Writing Centers
Foundational Writing
Short Vowel Words (RF 2.3 A)
Multisyllabic Short Vowel Words (RF 2.3 A)
Long or Short Vowels (RF 2.3 A)
Silent E Words (RF 2.3 A)
A Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
E Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
I Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
O Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
U Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
Variant Vowels (RF 2.3 B)
Short and Long OO (RF 2.3 B)
Diphthongs with OI and OY (RF 2.3 B)
Diphthongs with OU and OW (RF 2.3 B)
Mixed Diphthongs (RF 2.3 B)
Silent E Words (Multisyllabic) (RF 2.3 C)
Vowel Teams (Multisyllabic) (RF 2.3 C)
Multisyllabic Words (RF 2.3 C)
Open Syllables (RF 2.3 C)
Two Syllable Long Vowel Words (RF 2.3 C)
Prefixes (RF 2.3 D)
Suffixes (RF 2.3 D)
Inconsistent Spelling Patterns (RF 2.3 E)
Silent Letters (RF 2.3 E)
Comparative Endings (RF 2.3)
Complex Vowels (RF 2.3)
Consonant Digraphs (RF 2.3)
L Blends (RF 2.3)
R Blends (RF 2.3)
S Blends (RF 2.3)
Contractions (RF 2.3)
Compound Words (RF 2.3)
Final Blends (RF 2.3)
Final Stable Syllables (RF 2.3)
Hard and Soft C and G (RF 2.3)
Inflectional Endings Without Spelling Changes (RF 2.3)
Inflectional Endings With Spelling Changes (RF 2.3)
AR (RF 2.3)
ARE, AIR, EAR (RF 2.3)
ER, IR, UR (RF 2.3)
OAR, ORE, OR (RF 2.3)
Mixed R-controlled Vowels (RF 2.3)
Three-Letter Blends (RF 2.3)
Writing Standards
Introduction Writing (W 2.1, W 2.2, W 2.3)
Conclusion Writing (W 2.1, W 2.2, W 2.3)
Fact or Opinion (W 2.1)
State an Opinion (W 2.1)
Supporting Reasons for Opinion (W 2.1)
Linking Opinion and Reasons (W 2.1)
Opinion Writing (W 2.1)
How To Writing (W 2.2)
Topic and Facts (W 2.2)
Points with Facts and Definitions (W 2.2)
Informational Writing (W 2.2)
Writing a Letter (W 2.2)
Adding Details (W 2.3)
Dialogue (W 2.3)
Narrative Writing (W 2.3)
Fantasy Narrative (W 2.3)
Stretching Sentences (W 2.3)
Transition Words (W 2.3)
Editing Writing (W 2.5)
Revising Writing (W 2.5)
Writing a Report (W 2.7)
Inquiry Writing (W 2.8)
Grammar Centers
Common and Proper Nouns (L 2.1, L 1.1 B)
Singular and Plural Nouns (L 2.1, L 1.1 C)
Subject-Verb Agreement (L 2.1, L 1.1 C)
Pronoun-Verb Agreement (L 2.1, L 1.1 D)
Verb Tenses (L 2.1, L 1.1 E)
Adjectives (L 2.1, L 1.1 F)
Conjunctions (L 2.1, L 1.1 G)
Articles (L 2.1, L 1.1 H)
Demonstrative Pronouns (L 2.1, L 1.1 H)
Prepositions (L 2.1, L 1.1 I)
Types of Sentences (L 2.1, L 1.1 J)
Linking Verbs (L 2.1)
Collective Nouns (L 2.1 A)
Irregular Plurals (L 2.1 B)
Reflexive Pronouns (L 2.1 C)
Irregular Past Tense Verbs (L 2.1 D)
Irregular Verbs (L 2.1 D)
Adverb or Adjective (L 2.1 E)
Combine and Expand Sentences (L 2.1 F)
Run-on Sentences (L 2.1 F)
Abbreviations (L 2.2)
Ending punctuation (L 2.2, L 1.1 B)
Commas in Dates and Series (L 2.2, L 1.1 C)
Capitalization (L 2.2 A)
Letter Writing Punctuation (L 2.2 B)
Possessive Nouns (L 2.2 C)
Contractions (L 2.2 C)
Generalize Spelling Patterns (L 2.2 D)
ABC Order (L 2.2 E)
Formal vs. Informal English (L 2.3 A)
Homophones (L 2.4)
Literal vs. Nonliteral Language (L 2.4)
Multiple Meaning Words (L 2.4)
Context Clues (L 2.4 A)
Prefixes (L 2.4 B)
Root Words (L 2.4 C)
Compound Words (L 2.4 D)
Using Dictionaries (L 2.4 E)
Synonyms & Antonyms (L 2.5)
Real-life Uses of Words (L 2.5 A)
Shades of Meaning (L 2.5 B)
Similes (L 2.6)
Phonics Centers
Short Vowel Words (RF 2.3 A)
Multisyllabic Short Vowel Words (RF 2.3 A)
Long or Short Vowels (RF 2.3 A)
Silent E Words (RF 2.3 A)
A Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
E Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
I Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
O Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
U Vowel Teams (RF 2.3 B)
Variant Vowels (RF 2.3 B)
Short and Long OO (RF 2.3 B)
Diphthongs with OI and OY (RF 2.3 B)
Diphthongs with OU and OW (RF 2.3 B)
Mixed Diphthongs (RF 2.3 B)
Silent E Words (Multisyllabic) (RF 2.3 C)
Vowel Teams (Multisyllabic) (RF 2.3 C)
Multisyllabic Words (RF 2.3 C)
Open Syllables (RF 2.3 C)
Two Syllable Long Vowel Words (RF 2.3 C)
Prefixes (RF 2.3 D)
Suffixes (RF 2.3 D)
Inconsistent Spelling Patterns (RF 2.3 E)
Silent Letters (RF 2.3 E)
Comparative Endings (RF 2.3)
Complex Vowels (RF 2.3)
Consonant Digraphs (RF 2.3)
L Blends (RF 2.3)
R Blends (RF 2.3)
S Blends (RF 2.3)
Contractions (RF 2.3)
Compound Words (RF 2.3)
Final Blends (RF 2.3)
Final Stable Syllables (RF 2.3)
Hard and Soft C and G (RF 2.3)
Inflectional Endings Without Spelling Changes (RF 2.3)
Inflectional Endings With Spelling Changes (RF 2.3)
AR (RF 2.3)
ARE, AIR, EAR (RF 2.3)
ER, IR, UR (RF 2.3)
OAR, ORE, OR (RF 2.3)
Mixed R-controlled Vowels (RF 2.3)
Three-Letter Blends (RF 2.3)
Literacy Centers for 2nd Grade: The Benefits
1- Offer digital AND printable options
Whatever the learning setting your students thrive on, we have you covered! You can offer both printable and digital options for literacy centers with these activities. The digital options are all set up for both Google Slides and Seesaw!
Digital Centers
Printed Centers: Simple Prep
Print full color or black and white – your choice. Prep is easy with simple cutting and assembly. The variety of practice opportunities each week keeps kids interested and engaged for years to come!
2- Feel Total Confidence That You’re Meeting ELA Standards
Each center is focused on a literacy skill aligned with Common Core Standards.
3- Encourage Independent Thinkers
Direction signs are included for each of the literacy centers. No more, “What am I supposed to do?” when kids start a new center!
4- Hold Students Accountable
Each center has a recording sheet included, so you can get a quick snapshot of the work being completed. The recording sheets are great for checking student understanding too!
5- Assign by Skill/Standard
You can fit these literacy centers for 2nd grade into any scope and sequence since nothing is designed with season or holiday themes in mind.
6- Motivate On-Task Behavior
The best way to motivate on task behavioe is through fun activities. These centers are so creative and fun, you’ll want to join your students! Plus, with over 140 centers, it’s easy to find activities that appeal to all of your lucky little learners.
7- Reading Practice
Each reading center includes text or book suggestions to ensure your students are practicing each skill through reading.
8- QR Codes Included for Research
Some writing centers include QR codes so students can research a topic further to complete the activity. Here’s more information about how you can improve your students’ writing with QR codes.
9- Get Creative With When You Use Center Activities!
These literacy center activities can be plugged into a variety of spots in your schedule.
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