2nd Grade Math Worksheets
Strengthen second-grade math with skip counting, place value, addition, subtraction, and early multiplication. Explore fractions, measurement, money, time, shapes, data, and practical word problems.
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Skip Counting ↗
Count in equal steps and explain how the step size changes a sequence.
Place Value & Rounding ↗
Read the value of each digit and use nearby tens or hundreds to estimate.
Addition ↗
Add whole numbers by combining like place values and regrouping when necessary.
Subtraction ↗
Find a difference by subtracting matching place values and checking with addition.
Multiplication ↗
Connect equal groups, known number facts, and place-value strategies.
Fractions ↗
Use equal-sized parts and models to read, compare, and describe fractions.
Measurement ↗
Choose consistent units and connect a measured quantity with a clear numerical description.
Counting Money ↗
Combine U.S. coin and dollar values and connect totals with practical purchases.
Telling Time ↗
Read clock times and connect the minute hand with groups of five minutes.
Geometry ↗
Use sides, angles, and dimensions to explain the properties of shapes.
Data & Graphing ↗
Read labeled scales, compare categories, and explain a conclusion supported by the data.
Word Problems ↗
Identify the unknown quantity, choose an operation, and check the answer against the story.
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Strengthen second-grade math with skip counting, place value, addition, subtraction, and early multiplication. Explore fractions, measurement, money, time, shapes, data, and practical word problems.
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