Lines and Lengths

These questions are pretty simple for beginning addition and subtraction of length, so they are perfect for earlier in the year or kids who need more practice. They are word problems, and they all involve single-digit numbers. There is one question that asks for a missing side of a square. The length of the other three sides is given, and the total when all four sides are added is given. This is great for an introduction to adding and subtracting lengths!

ISBN: N/A Grade: 2nd grade Subject:Common Core (2nd grade) Measurement (2nd grade)

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1st grade

Subtract Like a Pro

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Subtract Like a Pro

Make subtraction feel like a fun game for your first graders with our printable worksheets. We have plenty of tricky yet engaging sums for them to practice and polish their mathematical skills. Get this fabulous learning tool for your class today!

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1st grade

Astronauts Jo and DJ Chill

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Astronauts Jo and DJ Chill

Astronaut Jo is hanging out with Astronaut DJ. They decide to do their favorite activity – math. Students can join in the party by expanding these numbers. It’s an awesome astronaut party!

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3rd grade

Area of 2D Shapes with Quantum Elephant

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Area of 2D Shapes with Quantum Elephant

Quantum Elephant is an amazing animal that loves exploring area. Students will love the opportunity to be his faithful sidekicks! There are six practice questions for kids to show their math heroics.

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1st grade

Snails as Old as Time

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Snails as Old as Time

These snails need your help! They’ve lost all their hands! “But snails don’t have hands!” you may be thinking. They do, usually, on their watches! Help them indicate the time by drawing hour and minute hands on each watch. They’ve provided matching digital clocks to help you out.

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1st grade

Balanced Equations with Allosaurus Awesomenus

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Balanced Equations with Allosaurus Awesomenus

How well can your students balance? How about with numbers? This worksheet is perfect practice for balancing equations. Students will fill in the missing number in any position in the equation. There are five fill-in-the-blank questions on this worksheet. There are five fill-in-the-blank questions on this worksheet, and one adorable baby dino on this worksheet.

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Hexagon Tracing

We’re ready to inspire tracing, drawing and handwriting skills in your little ones. We have used one of the fanciest geometric shapes for our printable worksheet. We bet your students will love tracing this majestic shape, recognizing it and completing a classroom activity successfully!

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Summer Time, Number Time

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Summer Time, Number Time

Hello, Sunshine! The sun is hot, the popsicles are cool, and these problems are waiting to be solved. Students will get their shades on and focus to answer these questions relating to numerical expressions. Use it for independent learning, for partner work, in small groups, or as a whole class activity. Sunny days and mathematical […]

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Water-Gun Sam’s Record Coordinates

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Water-Gun Sam’s Record Coordinates

Sam has the fastest water gun in the west. He wanted to plot his skills using coordinating plans. Help Sam record the coordinates in the places below.

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I “See” Sight Words

I “see” success all over this resource! Students will have an opportunity to read, write, and then color as they practice. The worksheet also includes space to trace and find the word “see”. Students will feel proud as they build their spelling and reading confidence along the way!

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3rd grade

Matching Fractions with Diagrams

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Matching Fractions with Diagrams

This robot-themed worksheet is a great practice for writing fractions! Your child will count the total number of boxes for the denominator (bottom number). Then they’ll count the shaded boxes for the numerator (top number). Fraction fun!

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Domino Effect

Add it up! These bright dominoes are the feature of this worksheet. First, students count the dots on each domino to create an addition problem. After figuring out the addends, students will find the sum and then write each on the given lines.

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“Give” Us a “G”!

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“Give” Us a “G”!

In this sports-themed worksheet, students will review the sight word “give”. They’ll read, write, identify its part of speech, find it in a sentence, and write their own sentence using “give”. “Give” this worksheet a try! You’ll be glad you did!

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Prehistoric Story Problems

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Prehistoric Story Problems

The cavemen are protecting their territory and won’t have time to solve these math problems! Your math students can help! With colorful illustrations and five story problems lining the page, learners are sure to love showing off what they know. A great review, practice, or assessment, consider using this as an independent tool or for […]

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Identify Patterns

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Identify Patterns

This brave little beaver is so proud of his school’s patterning team, The Maple Leaves”! Check each pattern and decide what rule it follows. Is it an adding or subtracting pattern? How many do you add or subtract to keep the pattern going?

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Trace Letter “L”

Boost the learning experiences and letter identification and tracing skills of your kindergarteners with our fun worksheet. Trace the letter “L” worksheet is a perfectly fun and captivating practice activity for your kids.

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Trace Number 9

9 will look really fine once your children practice it on our super interesting tracing worksheet. Give them a fun activity and plenty of handwriting practice on the additional lines through our worksheet.

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Can you Name the Shapes? Let’s Find Out!

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Can you Name the Shapes? Let’s Find Out!

Test how well your second graders know their shapes with our printable worksheet. Our activity resource will help refresh their geometric concepts and also gear them up for trickier geometric concepts in future.

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Ricky Robot Recognizes Shapes

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Ricky Robot Recognizes Shapes

Ricky Robot is hard at work recognizing different two-dimensional shapes. Using their knowledge of shape attributes, students will match the name of each shape to its picture. Students will write the number on each shape next to its name. Nine different shapes are included for students to identify.

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2nd grade

Recognizing Shapes with Rhonda Robot

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Recognizing Shapes with Rhonda Robot

Rhonda Robot is hard at work identifying different three-dimensional shapes. Second graders will use their knowledge of geometry and shape attributes to help Rhonda Robot complete her identifying. Six different three-dimensional shapes are included for students to identify. The number on each shape will be written next to its name to indicate a match.

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2nd grade

Rylan Robot Recognizes Shapes

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Rylan Robot Recognizes Shapes

Rylan Robot’s Shape Factory is creating both two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes. Second graders will join the assembly line by drawing pictures of each shape being created in the factory. Shapes included are a cube, a trapezoid, an octagon, a circle, and a cone. Remember to include the correct number of sides and faces for each […]

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Ronald Robot Recognizes Shapes

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Ronald Robot Recognizes Shapes

Ronald Robot is hard at work recognizing shapes. He is having trouble determining if each shape is flat or solid. Using their knowledge of geometry and shape attributes, second graders will identify each shape as flat or solid, and check the corresponding box. A variety of two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes are included.

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2nd grade

Rows and Columns

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Rows and Columns

Students will practice dividing these rectangles into rows and columns. Straight lines are a mathematician’s best friend when doing geometry. Students may need to break out the rulers as they divide these rectangles up into bite-sized pieces.

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Shaping Up

Polygons or non-polygons? Help the robots decide the differences between the two. Students will soar as they identify various shapes on this worksheet. Thinking carefully about various attributes, learners will find and draw correctly as they shape up and sharpen their geometry skills.

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2nd grade

Polygon Party

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Polygon Party

Circles, triangles, hearts, hexagons, and more! It’s a shape party! Help these robots sort out the polygons on this colorful worksheet. Learners will show off their shape skills and will even decide what a non-polygon looks like too. Watch as your students shape up their math skills with this tool!

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2nd grade

Rizzo Robot Recognizes Shapes

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Rizzo Robot Recognizes Shapes

Rizzo Robot has many colorful shapes in his factory. Each of these shapes are three-dimensional and have faces, edges, and vertices. In this geometry activity, students will count the number of faces on each shape. Shapes will then be compared based on their number of faces.

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Reggie Robot Recognizes Shapes

Colorful shapes adorn the page in this geometry activity for second graders. Students will compare each set of two-dimensional shapes by counting vertices. The box underneath the shape with more vertices will be checked. Two-dimensional shapes with various numbers of sides are included.

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2nd grade

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Get in Shape with Geometry

Ready to get in shape? We have the perfect printable worksheet that will help your second graders get in shape with geometrical shapes. An activity resource like ours, featuring interesting images for identifying and labeling shapes is a must-have for all math geniuses.

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Gretta Gadget’s Mixed-Up Shapes

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Gretta Gadget’s Mixed-Up Shapes

Gretta Gadget’s shapes are all mixed up! She can no longer tell which is which. Second graders will put their knowledge of shape attributes to use by helping Gretta Gadget identify the shapes. Each shape will be colored according to the key so second graders can count the number of each shape included.

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Gideon Gadget Recognizes Shapes

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Gideon Gadget Recognizes Shapes

Gideon Gadget has so many shapes, they’re all starting to look alike! Second graders will help Gideon Gadget by identifying shapes by their side lengths. Nine pairs of various two-dimensional shapes are included to compare. Check the box underneath each shape to indicate which has more sides.

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Gregory Gadget’s Shape Puzzle

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Gregory Gadget’s Shape Puzzle

Gregory Gadget has just put together a puzzle full of shapes. The only problem is, the puzzle is blank! Second graders will combine their mathematical and artistic skills to help Gregory Gadget’s puzzle come to life. By identifying and coloring the different two-shapes, Gregory Gadget’s puzzle will be complete.

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The Early Bird Gets the Shape

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The Early Bird Gets the Shape

Students will indicate the equal parts of shapes in multiple-choice or “color in the fractional amount” problems. These questions include halves, thirds, fourths, and even mention fifths. Students will test their knowledge by indicating the number of equal parts each shape is or can be split into.

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2nd grade

Let’s Get in Shape to Recognize Shapes

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Let’s Get in Shape to Recognize Shapes

We have the best geometry worksheet for your students. Our printable resource features enticing imagery and a practice activity that helps the learner identify shapes, label them and memorize them like they’re the best of friends. Geometry makes the world go round; why not let our kids have some fun with it?

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Time Is Ticking Away

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Time Is Ticking Away

These word problems are excellent practice for students who understand elapsed time and telling time to the quarter-hour. Students are asked to select answers from multiple choices offered for each of the five questions. Second graders with some time experience can use this worksheet for either practice or assessment.

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Time Hop

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Time Hop

On this worksheet, second-graders will read the analog clock and select the correct choice that matches. This five-problem page is great for a quick check of mastery for telling time by the hour, quarter-hour, and by five-minute increments. Time hops by quickly with this cute worksheet!

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2nd grade

Time-Telling Extravaganza

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Time-Telling Extravaganza

This is a great time review worksheet. The questions vary, so students will show what they know about several time-telling skills. They’ll match analog and digital clocks to written time. They’ll also need to draw the hands on an analog clock, and answer an elapsed time word problem.

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2nd grade

Is It Bedtime Yet?

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Is It Bedtime Yet?

Owl and Raccoon, who both sleep during the day and are awake all night, lost the hands from all their clocks! Students will help them by reading the times and drawing the matching hands on each clock. This worksheet includes telling time to the hour, half-hour, and quarter-hour.

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2nd grade

Chicken Time

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Chicken Time

This little family of chickens is ready to help your second-graders practice their time-telling skills! Each picture of a digital clock has four multiple-choice possibilities listed beneath. Students must match the written time to the time on the digital clock.

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Equal Groups

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Camilla Camel Adds & Multiplies

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Camilla Camel Adds & Multiplies

There are so many different shapes to be found in the desert, and Camilla Camel is trying to count them all. To simplify her counting, she is putting shapes in equal groups and using repeated addition as a strategy. Students will practice using repeated addition to count the number of shapes in each picture. Equations […]

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Rainbow Routine

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Rainbow Routine

These problems help your second graders get ready to learn about multiplication. There are opportunities to practice counting by twos, identifying numbers as odd or even, and comparing numbers. These routines make transitioning from addition to repeated addition and multiplication much easier.

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Repeated addition is a skill used as a preview of multiplication. Students will enjoy counting and writing repeated addition questions that match the groups of pictures. Then they’ll count the total number of objects in each group to write the total.

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2nd grade

Addition Equations and Arrays

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Addition Equations and Arrays

This worksheet offers students the chance to practice repeated addition. Each problem displays a different set – legs on spiders, fingers on hands, ears on rabbits – and asks students to write a matching equation. All the addends should be equal. Students will easily connect repeated addition to multiplication later with this attractive practice sheet […]

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2nd grade

Adding & Multiplying Shapes with Lincoln Lion

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Adding & Multiplying Shapes with Lincoln Lion

Lincoln Lion’s den is full of shapes! He is organizing his shapes into groups to help students understand multiplication as repeated addition. Students will examine each group of shapes to find the sum and will then convert each addition expression into a multiplication problem. This is a fantastic addition and multiplication mash-up!

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If your kiddo needs a review on equal groups, they’ve come to the right place! This worksheet requires them to look at each collection of groups and decide if they are “true”ly an equal group or not. This worksheet is a quick one since they’re just selecting true or false.

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Harry Hippo Adds and Multiplies

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Harry Hippo Adds and Multiplies

Harry Hippo is practicing adding and multiplying. Using the pictures, students will understand each visual representation as both an addition and a multiplication problem. Students will fill in the missing numbers in each addition equation. Next, they will write each repeated addition problem as a multiplication equation.

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Even or Odd?

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Even or Odd?

The odds are ever in your favor with this math learning tool! Students will choose even or odd for each group of corresponding pictures. With brightly-colored illustrations and five problems, students will gain confidence as they build foundational knowledge for multiplication.

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2nd grade

Bright Birdies Love Arrays

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Bright Birdies Love Arrays

This colorful worksheet will help your second-grader gear up for multiplication! Students select arrays that represent a simple addition problem in the first two questions. In the final three, they will continue to use arrays to solve word problems.

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Even, Odd, Array

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Even, Odd, Array

Students will have the chance to justify their answers when deciding whether numbers are even or odd in the first three questions of this worksheet. The following three questions are solved by creating equations that match the given arrays.

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Warm and Cozy Review of Repeated Addition

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Warm and Cozy Review of Repeated Addition

These adorable woodland creatures will help your child cozy right up to repeated addition! They’ll count columns and rows on their way to understanding arrays. This is a part of a prerequisite skill set for a future understanding of multiplication.

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Using an Array to write a Repeated Addition Equations_1

In this prequel to learning to multiply, students will draw objects in columns and rows. The drawings will demonstrate repeated addition through arrays. This really is the “purrr”fect introduction practice for arrays!

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Sunny Arrays

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Sunny Arrays

Sunny “arrays” await! Learners will focus on arrays on this worksheet as they figure out the matching addition sentence. With bright colors and plenty of space to work, students will love this learning tool. A great practice sheet or assessment for your students, it will be a bright spot in their day!

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2nd grade

Time to Multiply with Skye and Ty

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Time to Multiply with Skye and Ty

Skye and Ty are ready to multiply! They are using repeated addition to practice multiplying by 5. Students will multiply 5 by factors ranging from 2-10. This is an excellent activity for students to begin understanding multiplication as repeated addition. An example is provided as a model for students.

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2nd grade

Fall Array Fun

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Fall Array Fun

In this prequel to multiplication, students write an addition equation using equal addends. Each problem displays a total number of objects, and students must find a way to equally split the total into equal parts. These concepts are really important for students who understand addition well and are ready to move on soon to repeated […]

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This un-“bear”-ably adorable worksheet is filled with flowers and grouping practice! This type of work is a prequel to division, although that won’t be content covered for a while. Your child will fill in the missing flowers to make each group of pictures match the equations.

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