Stage 2 English Worksheet: Family, Friends, Feelings & Money Concepts

Instructions

Read the instructions for each activity and do your best to answer all the questions.

Activity 1: Feeling Words

Unscramble the letters to make words about family, friends, and how we feel.

1. ylifma → ____________________
2. drnife → ____________________
3. payph → ____________________
4. girahsn → ____________________
5. dsa → ____________________

Activity 2: Money and Helping

Draw a line to match each word on the left with its correct meaning on the right.

Activity 3: Coins, Notes, and Creation

Use the words from the word bank to complete the sentences below.

1. A ____________________ is worth 1 cent.
2. A ____________________ is worth 5 cents.
3. A ____________________ is worth 10 cents.
4. A ____________________ is worth 25 cents.
5. A one ____________________ bill is worth 100 cents.
6. When you make something new, like a drawing or a story, you ____________________ it.

Activity 4: Your Helping Hands

Think about the questions and write or draw your answers in the space provided.

1. Draw a picture of you helping a family member or a friend.

2. What does it mean to be a good friend? Write one sentence.

3. If you could create a new charity, who would it help? (For example: animals, the Earth, or children who need books).

Answer Key

Activity 1: Feeling Words

1. family
2. friend
3. happy
4. sharing
5. sad

Activity 2: Money and Helping

1. Charity → Giving time, money, or items to help people in need.
2. Bartering → Trading things you have for things you want, without using money.
3. Money → The coins and notes we use to buy things.
4. Helping Hands → Using your actions to be kind and useful to others.

Activity 3: Coins, Notes, and Creation

1. Penny
2. Nickel
3. Dime
4. Quarter
5. Dollar
6. create

Activity 4: Your Helping Hands

Answers will vary. Look for answers that show understanding of the concepts.

1. The drawing should show a helpful act (e.g., helping with chores, sharing a toy, comforting someone).
2. The sentence should describe a positive friendship quality (e.g., "A good friend is kind and plays with you.").
3. The answer should name a reasonable cause for a charity.