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Grade 2 · typical sequence

Grade 2 workshop

Use place value through 1,000 while building operation, measurement, data, and geometry fluency.

operations

Place-value operations

  • addition and subtraction within 100
  • regrouping
  • two-step situations
number

Hundreds and equal groups

  • three-digit numbers
  • skip-counting
  • odd and even
  • arrays
measurement data geometry

Measurement, money, data, and shape

  • rulers and clocks
  • coins
  • bar graphs
  • equal shares

Practice inventory

19 deterministic activities are available now.

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Tens and ones

Interpret each digit in a two-digit number as tens or ones.

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Subtract by place value

Align tens and ones and subtract each place.

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Decompose a ten

Trade one ten for 10 ones when the top ones are too small.

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Odd or even?

Pair objects to decide whether every object has a partner.

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Count an array

Use repeated addition to find the total in rows and columns.

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Hundreds, tens, and ones

Read a hundred as ten tens and locate the value of every digit.

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Write expanded form

Move among numerals, number names, base-ten models, and expanded form.

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Compare three-digit numbers

Move among numerals, number names, base-ten models, and expanded form.

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Skip-count by 5, 10, or 100

Continue sequences that grow by equal groups.

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Ten or one hundred more or less

Use the relationship among ones, tens, and hundreds to change a number mentally.

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Solve a two-step story

Represent a story, choose operations, and track what each step finds.

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Read a ruler

Read a length from a zero-aligned ruler and compare measurements.

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Tell time to five minutes

Use minute marks and the hour hand together.

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Count coin values

Use coin values and skip-counting to find a total amount.

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Read a bar graph

Use a data display to answer category and comparison questions.

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Classify shapes by attributes

Use sides, angles, faces, and other defining attributes to classify shapes.

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Equal shares of rectangles

Partition rectangles into equal rows, columns, halves, thirds, or fourths.