WORKSHEETS BY GRADE

Grade 2 Math Worksheets

Use place value to add and subtract within 100, then combine four two-digit numbers in a separate unit whose totals may exceed 100. Match tens and ones, explain regrouping, and connect each calculation to its story. A separate within-1,000 unit uses drawings or base-ten blocks to explain exchanges between hundreds, tens, and ones. For smaller-number stories, explain a mental strategy such as making ten or using a related fact. Follow a collection through two changes in a separate small-number, two-step story unit.

Place value, addition & subtraction

Model addition & subtraction within 1,000

Use base-ten blocks or drawings to explain exchanges between hundreds, tens, and ones. Connect each model to a written equation. These are the same one-step stories used in Grade 3, with an emphasis here on explaining the place-value strategy, not speed.

Explain addition & subtraction within 20

Use a short story to explain making ten, a known double, or a related addition fact. Read the story aloud if needed so reading difficulty does not hide the mental strategy. These shared stories support fact fluency; they do not measure memorization or cover every Grade 2 story structure.

Add four two-digit numbers

Two-step addition & subtraction stories

Follow a small collection through two changes: find more, then give some away. Explain the intermediate total before finding the final amount.

Length addition & subtraction stories

Use lengths in the same unit to model joining ribbons and cutting off a section. Find the remaining length in centimeters.

Find missing amounts and differences within 100

Identify a missing part, an amount needed, or the difference between two known amounts. Use bar models and an addition check to explain the answer.

Compare three-digit numbers

Compare the meanings of hundreds, tens, and ones. Reading number names and writing expanded form are not included in this activity.

Hundreds, tens, and ones

Tell time to five minutes

Halves, thirds, and fourths

Odd and even groups

Read and compare graph data

Read measurement line plots

10 or 100 more or less

Count forward by 5, 10, and 100

Three-digit number names

Estimate and measure length

Sides, corners, and faces

These are selected practice skills, not a complete grade curriculum.