2nd Grade Math - Number & Number Relations

Counting

Count by 2's, 3's, 5's, 10's to 1,000

Read/Recognize Numbers to 1,000

Identify word names for numbers through 1,000

Compare/Order Numbers

Compare and order numbers to 1,000

Compare Fractions

Compare fractions

Fractions With Oranges (lesson plan) - This lesson provides an introductory activity for fractions. Oranges are used to show the difference between one whole, one half, and one quarter.

Fraction Fun! (lesson plan)

Identify Money

Identify amounts of money made up of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and half-dollars

Determine Change

Determine change when purchasing an item

Add/Subtract Money

Add or subtract money

Ordinal Numbers

Identify ordinal numbers through twentieth

Place Value

Identify groups of ones, tens, and hundreds to 1,000

Reinforcement Lesson in Place Value (lesson plan) - Using prediction strategies, the students will show the ability to order digits to create the highest or lowest possible number from ERIC.

Place Value (lesson plan) - This lesson uses children's literature, place value puzzles, and games to teach place value in a fun and interesting way.

I Am the Greatest (lesson plan) - Students will be able to explain that the value of a number increases when digits farthest to the left have greatest value.

Expanded Form

Write and identify numbers in expanded form to 1,000

Fractional Part

Identify equal parts
Identify fractions that represent part of a whole and part of a group

Learning Fractions with Pictures (lesson plan) - Through the use of pictures and manipulative materials, students learn the relationship between the numerator and denominator.

Learning Fractions with M&Ms (lesson plan) - This lesson is designed to improve students understanding of fractions by using a fun manipulative (M & M candies).

Equivalent Forms

Identify equivalent parts

Odd, Even Numbers

Identify odd and even numbers to 100

Number Line

Use a number line to find sums and differences to 100
Use a number line to determine sequence, greater and lesser

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