Math for Grade 2

Foundational Skills (Grade 2) builds core math concepts through addition and subtraction facts to 20, place value, comparing two-digit numbers, fact families, and telling time to the hour and half-hour. Designed for teachers and students, it supports clear instruction and a strong foundation for Grade 2 learning.

Unit 1 (Grade 2) develops place value understanding through reading, writing, expanding, and comparing numbers up to 1,000. Students practice skip-counting and working with hundreds, tens, and ones. Designed for teachers and students, it supports instruction, practice, and review

Unit 2 (Grade 2) strengthens addition and subtraction through word problems, related facts, and two-digit operations with and without regrouping. Designed for teachers and students, it supports structured practice and skill development.

Unit 3 (Grade 2) introduces multiplication through equal groups, repeated addition, arrays, and word problems. Students explore odd and even numbers and early multiplication patterns. Designed for teachers and students, it supports conceptual understanding.

Unit 4 (Grade 2) builds measurement and data skills through length, time, money, and graphs. Students apply math to real-world situations. Designed for teachers and students, it supports hands-on practice and review.

Unit 5 (Grade 2) explores two- and three-dimensional shapes and how shapes can be divided into equal parts. Students build spatial reasoning with rows, columns, halves, thirds, and fourths. Designed for teachers and students, it supports visual learning.

The Final Review (Grade 2) revisits key skills across numbers, operations, measurement, and geometry through mixed practice. Designed for teachers and students, it supports review and consolidation.