Daily 6-Trait Writing Grade 2
A simple, effective workbook that builds strong writing skills in just 15 minutes a day, using the proven 6-trait model to boost confidence, clarity, and creativity—one bite-sized lesson at a time.
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2026 Second-Grade Curriculum Kit
Daily 6-Trait Writing Grade 2
Strong writing is built one skill at a time. Daily 6-Trait Writing breaks the writing process into six essential traits: ideas, organization, word choice, sentence fluency, voice, and conventions. By focusing on one trait at a time, students learn not just how to write, but how to write well.
While the six traits remain the same, the lessons and expectations grow with your student's grade level.
Designed for short, manageable lessons, this workbook provides 125 daily activities that help students strengthen specific writing skills through consistent practice. Each lesson takes about 15 minutes and targets an area that contributes to clearer, more effective communication.
Students learn how to develop stronger ideas, organize their thoughts logically, choose precise words, create smoother sentences, develop a distinct voice, and apply correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Because the lessons are brief and focused, students can build confidence without feeling overwhelmed.
Daily 6-Trait Writing works well as a stand-alone writing supplement or alongside a complete language arts program, providing structured practice that helps students become more thoughtful, capable writers.
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Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about this product below:
Typically a daily lesson might take 10-15 minutes to complete.
- February 21, 2026
Good for reluctant writers
Steph H.
This is a great book for reluctant writers. The "bite-sized" lessons build on each other to practice a particular skill, but vary in the amount of actual writing each day. I have some children who love to write and some who don't, so this is a great resource for my second grader, who falls into the latter category.
- July 31, 2025
Simple, not overwhelming
Karina A.
I've used Daily 6-Trait writing for about 10 years now on multiple kids, and it's a decent way to start kids on writing. It's not rich in content, but if you're doing plenty of read aloud, it makes for a good writing curriculum. I'd recommend this for elementary age students.
- May 15, 2025
Great start
Liza
Great start to writing, explains it well and thorough. Not overwhelming.
- July 18, 2024
Writing
Sara W.
We’ve been using these writing books the past few years and I think they are very beneficial. Our first time using this 2nd grade. It was challenging but saw our son grow a lot thru it.
- March 11, 2024
2nd Year with this curriculum
Rachelle
We love how short writing is each day. We spend about 10-15 minutes on each lesson. We love how lesson 5 builds on lesson 4 each week.
- February 12, 2024
PERFECT for Daily Skill Building
Vanessa H.
Evan Moor books do great giving just a snippet of practice each day that builds up to excellent skill development. My hesitant little writer really likes this workbook and happily works on her writing skills using this book after resisting most writing programs recommended by her OTs. We look forward to doing Grade 3 next year!
- December 20, 2023
Nice Book
Sheri
We always enjoy the Evan Moor work books. They are a nice touch on the topic and teach valuable writing and critical thinking skills. We buy these every year to add to our curriculum.
- September 24, 2023
Kati C.
These books are nice to introduce and reinforce basic grammar. The lessons are short and include the perfect amount of writing. The variation in lessons is welcomed, too!
- August 8, 2023
Easy to Follow Writing Prompts
Katrina W.
Love how easy it is to use and the fun prompts.
- July 19, 2023
Good writing practice
Aerie B.
My son really doesn’t enjoy this book at all but it is good practice and as long as we only do a few pages he can end up enjoying it once we get started. Lots of fun writing prints and has taught him a quite a bit actually.
