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Grade 2 Math Worksheet

This document outlines a Grade 2 math curriculum focusing on numbers up to 1000, including place value, addition, subtraction, money, shapes, patterns, problem solving, and ordinal numbers. It includes various learning objectives and activities such as identifying shapes, counting, and understanding place value. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning through drawing, coloring, and matching exercises.

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Grade 2 Math Worksheet

This document outlines a Grade 2 math curriculum focusing on numbers up to 1000, including place value, addition, subtraction, money, shapes, patterns, problem solving, and ordinal numbers. It includes various learning objectives and activities such as identifying shapes, counting, and understanding place value. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning through drawing, coloring, and matching exercises.

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aes GRADE 2 Numbers o up to 1000 @ Place Value Addition & | o Subtraction Money (Peso) Shapes & Patterns Problem Solving @ And More! ——* CIRCLES,” » > »_ HALF CIRCLES «AND QUARTER CIRCLES! Learning Obj Represent and describe ci Look at each shape below. Write C if it is a circle, H if it is a half circle, and Q if it is a quarter circle. 1 2 3. 4. 5. (6. 7. © colcr the given parts of each circle. . 2. Color Color three of the circle. circle. circle. one half one quarter of the j of the quarters Count how many circles, half circles, and quarter circles are in each picture. Write your answers. te Circles = Circles = Half Circles Half Circles Half Circles, Quarter Circles Quarter Circles Quarter Circle: Draw a picture using at least 3 different shapes from the box. Then, write the names of the shapes you used. Shapes You Can Use: ‘Shapes | used: CIRCLES, * . G2 loa & —> HALF CIRCLES AND QUARTER CIRCLES ats Eats Rien A circle is a round shape. Ahoalf circle is one A quarter circle is one It hos one curved line. ‘equal part of a circle. ‘equal part of a circle. Ithhas no corners. It looks like a “half” It looks like a “quarter” of a circle. of acircle. @ write c if the shope is a circle, H if itis a half circle, and Q if it is a quarter circle. 2 3. 4, jis | 7. 8. @®@ah@nrnaa a dD @ color the given parts of each circle. fe Color - Color one halt one quarter of the of the circle. circle. Je © count and write how many circles, half circles, and quarter circles are in each set. _ a= (Ordes_ tires aries. ices Wer Crces:_— ae Ces, Crete: estes oes © Match each shape to its nome. © Look ot the real-tife objects. Write € for circle, H for hel crele, and Q for vere circle. ———— COMPOSING AND DECOMPOSING *® COMPOSITE FIGURES Learning Objective: Compose and decompose composite figures Y _ made up of squares, rectangles, triangles, circles, haif circles, and quarter circles, using cut-outs ond square grids. @ Look at each picture. Write the names of the shapes used to moke it. ae k 4 8 Decompose each composite figure. Write how many of each shape you see. ein BB scveres= -! aes TB Rectangles = A. Tangles = A. Triangles = @ crews @ cron @ Ht crcos = @ Hatt Crcten« By cuorter circes = Dy verter Crctes » © comptete each picture by adding the missing shapes. © vse the gr to draw the given picture, © create your own picture using at least 3 diferent shapes {rom the st below. Then, write the names of the shapes you used. cr ——— SLIDE AND DRAW! G2) gw ONE-DIRECTION “@: Learning Objective: 1 Describe and draw the effect of a one-direction —= multi-step slide (or transtatior basic shapes and fyures] 0 Read each slide instruction. Draw the new position (image) of the shape on the grid. Use a ruler if needed. ( ‘ ) Slide 3 squares right b) Slide 2 squares left C) Slide 4 squares right and 2 squares up. and 3 squares up. and 1 square down. —t <_—t —d| T Describe the effect: Describe the effect: Describe the effect: The shape moves The shape moves The shape moves and and | and © Match each stide instruction to its effect. @ Side 5 squares right. e © | The shape moves 4 squares down. © Slide 3 squares left. e @ | The shape moves 2 squares up. © Slide 2 equares up. . . ( The shape moves § squares right. | © Slide 4 squares down. e © The shape moves 3 squares left. © saoive the problem. Draw the original shape and its new position. | Br A square oH Describe the effect: at the position shown on the grid. ‘The square moves Slide the square 3 squares right “es down. % * 5 TO 1000 . «4 | Love) . Learning Objective: } * | Count up to 1000. i 0 Fill in the missing numbers. Count up by 1s. iss) e97)|ia99)|__ aor) | 903 [o2)(__ iors) llote) [ane | 932 ji934||__jl936) | 938 |) [997 [999)( [10011009] H © Count up by 10s. Fill in the missing numbers. : gay (=) (fe) 0) | i _~ _™~ = ™ f {610|{ | [630 | | ) (650) [ | (670 ] (690 {710 | } 1 © Count up by 100s. Fill in the missing numbers. +100 ff oN = ™ —™ 7, —™ : {100 |{ |{300}/ | {s00}{ | [700}{ _| { 900 | {1000} 1 © write the numbers that come next. © 478, 479, © 689, 690, * 799, 800, | © Write the numbers that come before. Challenge! 85! Count by 5s. +900 605, 610, 615, , 1000 wy Great sue, tors counting and learn eee new every wuy: e ‘ore * READ AND WRITE * #2 NUMERALS UP TO 1000 @ write the numerals for the given number names. ) {Number Name |/_ Numeral 1 Number Name |{ Numerat 1. six hundred twenty [| 6 one hundred fifty-three [| three hundred five [| 7 sevenhhundred twelve = [| eight hundred ninety | [| 8. ninehundred ninety-nine [| four hundred seventy | { _—*«|-_-<9.: two hundred eighty | nine hundred nine 10. five hundred thirty-seven ! 2. 3. 4. 5. eo Write the number names for the given numerals. 1 at 2. SSS 3. 4 218 470 oo CC ——— 735) .—_______., | @.[[eog,] —..._______. 5.(99) | 0, (000) \ © Fill in the missing numerals. a) (210 | [ | {212} } (214) [ } (216) [ (218 | [ b) (450 | | } {550 | | ) [650 | { | [750 | | {850 | | © Write the numerals that come next. © w®& Super Chatienge! gp Fill in the missing numbers. fogs | +100 NUMBERS _ Gaus ~ « UPTO 1000 ¢ ¥ MODELS AND NUMERALS | (05 a Learning Objective: Recognize and represent numbers up to 1000 using a variety of concrete and pictorial models, and numerals. ) = 100 4 =10 (hundred) (ten) Draw base ten blocks to show each number. Then, write the number in numerals. A. 246 +) (B. 517 | | Numeral: —e (Cc. 783 Numeral: eee Oy SEER yk COUNT BY «=| * Qs, 5s, 10s, 20s, 50s, and 141005. Y) * f Learning Objective: Count by 2s, 5s, 10s, 20s, 50s, and ] 100s (not beyond 1000). @ count and fill in the missing numbers. I ip (contin (2 (4) la Jl & Count by 5s. || 5 BE conto 10. | YY count by 205. } RP (county 50s. |/ 50 | 100) | = = i oy me J Be [con 20 120} 200}(__}400}(_oo)(_}{_|[r00][_ 100 © write the next three numbers in each counting pattern. Ha) Count by 2s. 14, 16,18, > ; + | 4) Count by 20s. 120, 140, 160, | fb) Count by 5s. 25, 30, 35, » — e) Count by 50s. 250, 300, 350, ) Count by 10s. 70, 80, 90, __ #) Count by 100s. 400,500, 600, ——| 1) © choose the correct counting pattern for each group of numbers. Fill in the circle. a) 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 ) {b) 105, 110, 115, 120, 125 { c) 160, 180, 200, 220,240 O Count by 2s O Count by 2s O Count by 10s O Count by 5s O Count by 5s ge O Count or Yee O Count by 10s © Count by 10s Cd © Count by 50s {) 250, 300, 350, 400, 450 €) 500, 600, 700, 800, 900 {#) 200, 300, 400, 500, 600 © Count by 10s © Count by 20s © Count © Count by 203 © Count by 50s O Count © Count by 50s © Count by 100s O Count YP Great job! Keep counting and shining bright! Nome: » « » UP TO 1000 * ~ Learning Objective: Order numbers up to 1000 from smallest to largest, and vice versa. @ write the numbers lniorder train ainallest'to largest. a) | 645 || 123 || 890 || 234 | 567 b) [312 | | 789 | { 450 | 678 | c) | 963 || 541 } 399 d) 150 650 e) | 999 100 eo Write the numbers in order from largest to iia. a) { 432 |{ 876 || 210 || 654 | 321 b) 980 | 605 | 745 418 | 250) ¢) | 701 || 899 650 d) 560 160 360 © Put the correct sign < (less than), > (greater than), or = (equal). 0) 345° (+) 543 { 9) 601 [e) 7ez ©) ze || ) | {m) <) 610 ) | O © complete the number tines. * ee Great Job! eye 1° JO J Youare ye a Math Star! ——— ORDINAL NUMBERS Gzse2) os « UP TO 20TH @& Describe the position of objects using ordinal numbers up to 20th. Ce Sout Clee ( ‘Learning Objectives: S ‘* Describe the position of objects using ordinal numbers up to 20th. { ___* Determine the place value of a digit in a 3. Look at the line of animals. Write th n of each animal. 4) The elephant is -| b) The lion is ©) The giraffe is 4) The panda is |e) The turtle is: © Write the ordinal numbers that come next. a) 4t, Sth, 6, : b) at, 9%, 10%, €) 12%, 13th, 14th, | f) The rabbit is Wa ek ©) The red star is b) The green star is __. ) The blue star is | d) The pink star is @) The gray star is .| f) The black star is _ | @ Arrange the following objects from 1* to 5%. d) 16%, 17th, 18 @ Write the place value of the underlined Number | Hundreds | Tens ®) | 347 b) ©) 809 a) 126 975 f) 430 © Answer the questions. ace value of 6 in 962? ace value of 3 in 8037 ace value of 9 in 1947 Eé7ae@ iL ( JCD CO PART B: PLACE VALUE OF A DIGIT INA PCM AT ia59 ill in the table. Number | Digit o) (248 2 Place Value b 248 Oo 28 8 ) 73 7 o| 71 | 3 ) 714 4) What is the place value of 2 in 524? ) What is the place value of 7 in 2757 ) What is the place value of 1 in 911? ~”6 ®~—s Great Work! You're a Math Star! * Ye. w ORDINAL NUMBERS UPTO 20TH (Graae2) | ® * AND VALUE OF A DIGIT * ® Learning Objectives: * Describe the position of objects using ordinal numbers up to 20th. | © Determine the value of a digit. @ 00k oF the line of animals. Write the ordinal | @}) Look at the line of balloons. Write the ordinal position of each animal. position of each balloon. 8290.1. Lu~es OO000O0000 ©) The dog is bb) The cot is 4) The red ballon is |b) The orange balloon is ©) The elephont is <) The fon i .) The yellow ballon ie «) The green balloon i «) The panda is . | f) The giraffe is ||) The blue bation is £) The purple balloon is ©) The rabbit is fh) The turtle is 9) The pink ballon is hh) The brown belloon is 1) The monkey is j) The zebra is i) The grey balloon is |]) The black balloon is © Write the ordinal numbers that come next. wy © Arrange the following objects from T* to 5 a) 34, 4%, 58, i _— §PGGe ) 1, 12%, 134, 5 4) 15%, 16%, 178, F : 7 " es Cj OU a ena WO TN © write the vatue of the underlined di @ Fit in the table. [Number | Undertined Digit | Place Number | digit Place o) 358 ) ®) 276 b) 642 J} ») 276 ) 927 ( Jil) 276 dd) 184 ( 4) 905 2) 705 2) 905 513 ( f) 431 questions. ‘ alue of 4 in 8427 | d) What is the value of 3 in 7317 alue of 6 in 3687_________ | _e) Whats the value of 7 in 207? alue of 9 in 594? | 1) What is the value of 2 in 528? Learning and Shining Bright! ap & by 1-digit numbers as “counting up” con the number line. | Start at 23. Count up 4. ( Number sentence: (2B+4= itt — tt ter 25 26 27 29 29 30 31 32 32 34 36 37 38 39 40 Se =[ >[ Start at 36. Count up 5. Number sentence: 36+5= 30 31 32 33 @ 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 47 48 49 My jumps: ] = |= ( | 8 474+3=) | Start at 47. Count up 3. Number sentence: 47+3= « St ttt + 40 41 42 43 ne %® é é 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 My jumps: oe ( Number sentence: + Start at 58. Count up 6. ( a8 ) ( 58+6= pgp 50 51 52 53 55 56 57 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 My jumps: (_J)-Cj- ~ [|i 8; 644+4= Cj Start at 64. Count up 4. Se +++ 4 tt tt tt 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 T= | Start at 29. Count up 7. ae aes + + + 2 as a ae a a0 @ 30h 3h ah ae se ty 3s 3 a0 _) J=eL Great Job! Keep Practicing and You wilt Shine! iB * Nene: ADDITION IN EXPANDED FORM “(Sums up to 1000) — | Add numbers with sums up to 1000 in expanded form. { Add the numbers. Write each number in expanded form. Then, find the sum. @ 234 + 125 @ 362+ 417 = 234 = 362 = + (hundreds) (tens) (ones) hundreds) (tens) 125 = 417 = + (unereds) itens) ‘ones) ‘undreds) (tens) Expanded Form: Expanded Form: + (Sum ; Sum=_ (© 523 + 246 = \(@ 618 + 237 = 523 ¥ 618 = + (hundreds) (hundreds) (tens) (ones) 246 + 237 = + (hundreds) (hundreds) (tens) (ones) Expanded Form: Expanded Form: = | pe __f I. © 274+513 © 145+ 632 = 274 145 = + ‘undreds Chndreds| tens 513 632 = + (hundreds) (hundreds) (ten) Expanded Form: Expanded Form: + {Sum = + { Sum = ; ——— : = Z oO Find the sum. Write your answer in expanded form. |) Find the sum. Write your answer in expanded form. 481 + 369 = 276 + 538 = Expanded Form: l J & | Great Work! Keep Going! You're a Star! gest o CA = INSTRUCTIONS: Read the addition problem carefully. Write the correct answer in the box. QO x 458 618| 274 +276 +237 | +513 Answer nswer Answer Answer O *@ «) 653 487. +289 +298. *ADDITION«e! 2, UP TO 1000 © LEARNING OBJECTIVE: | Add numbers with sums up to 1000, fp ' | with or without regrouping. INSTRUCTIONS: Read each addition problem carefully. Write the correct answer in the box. @ ® e 8 346 || 517 629 || 283) 168 +326 | +145 ||+459 || +564 Answer: Answer: A @ e Qe @ 438 295 562 389 +379 | +608 ||+267 || +476 — ADDITION , > : UP TO 1000 * STOTT LEARNING OBJECTIVE: Illustrate and apply the following property of addition i using sums up to 1000: | a, the sum of zero and any number is equal to the number. | INSTRUCTIONS: Read each addition problem carefully. Write the correct answer in the box. | Remember: | O + any number = that number @ @ 8 e e 0+ 458 || 0+ 276) 0+629 0+315)|0+ 842 Q e Qe © . 7\|0+190 0+ 703} 0+ 468 || 0 + 326 A, LEARNING OBJECTIV! Illustrate and apply the following property of addition using sums up to 1000: Changing the order of the addends di chai INSTRUCTIONS: Add the numbers. umbers in reverse order. Wr The sums should be equal. w 458+276-( | = The sum is the same because changing the order of the addends does not change the sum. @ w& 362+417=( ) = 417+362=(__) The sum is the same because changing the order of the addends does not change the sum. © w 523 + 246 =| = 246 +523 = The sum is the same because changing the order of the addends. ___ does not change the sum. @w os+237=( ) = 27+68- (|) The sum is the same because changing the order of the addends does not change the sum. 4+513=( | = 513+274= [| The sum is the same because changing the order of the addends does not change the sum. =—— ADDITION x wr : UP TO 1000 “Ss 29) 22 INE OBJECTIVE: a nut i aoe i INSTRUCTIONS: Add the value of the money shown in each ite Write your answer in the box. | Answer: P ( ) | Answer: P Answer: P [ o \@ ° CO08 @O e600 (Answer: P Answer: P | y Answer: P °e@@@ fac mr ie me @@@d © 6 O Gi 0000 | Answer: P C ) _ Answer: P aa ) ee Name: PESO MONEY of (Learning Objective: ate a a of mea aos | of 0. @ Compare the money in each set. Write >, <, or = in the box. ‘@Ue@ @ |) @ If ae |) Ba *@ | @ I a “@0@ "= | re (00 ' == a @ _j@@ * w=) 6 Write the total value of each set of money. Then, compare the amounts. Write >, <, or = in the box. “@@e@ r_J() @@ -@@@ r_() @@ ° gee” 7) Bee Ome P|) Ce oe eC ()() ee Great job! Keep learning and shinin: ADDITION @ UP TO 1000 Solve problems involving addition with sums up to 1000, including problems involving money, with and without regrouping. INSTRUCTIONS: Read the problem carefully. Write the correct answer in the box. A. Add the numbers. 523 618 +246 || +237 Ee ene @ ie Mia has P325. Her mom gave her 248 more. How much money does Mia have now? 8 A pencil case costs 197, A notebook costs F128. if How much do they cost altogether? 8 A backpack costs P456. A water bottle costs P235. What is the total cost? 6 A shirt costs P289. A pair of shorts costs P176. How much do they cost in all? A toy bear costs P348. A toy car costs 267. How much money is needed to buy both toys? & & € You Can Do It! Keep Trying! _ Great Work! }

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