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Free 2nd grade math classroom forms for Microsoft Word

Preview of Small Math Group Lesson Plan and Student Progress Form

Small Math Group Lesson Plan and Student Progress Form

Created by
Kate McDee
I created this form to plan my small guided math groups and to keep track of student notes and progress. Use as is or edit if you'd like! Thanks for browsing! Please provide feedback if you choose to purchase or download any of my free products! Also take a minute to "pin", "like", or share any other way if you think others would be interested! Kate :) Click here to visit my blog – McDee’s Busy Bees! Check out other products in my store! Think Tinks - Creative and Logical Thinking: Thin
Preview of Student Led Conference Goal Sheet

Student Led Conference Goal Sheet

Created by
AimeeA
Student Led Conference Goal Sheet Easy way for students to communicate their learning goals and progress to parents. Easily modified to meet your classes needs
Preview of Individual Behavior Plan

Individual Behavior Plan

A simple, editable, daily individual behavior plan. Made by Charlotte Conklin individual behavior plan, behavior management, behavior, management, classroom management, free printable, editable
Preview of Student of the Month Certificate/Award {Sample} - Apple & Pencil

Student of the Month Certificate/Award {Sample} - Apple & Pencil

This certificates make student recognition a snap. There is one editable certificate that will last for years. I recommend printing on white cardstock. The certificate format is a Word document. However, you do not have to worry about ruining the formatting because it is protected. The benefit to this format is that you can click where it says TYPE NAME HERE and TYPE MONTH AND YEAR HERE to enter changing information in to a text box, then print, sign your name and...VIOA-LA!More certificate
Preview of Intervention Lesson Plans for Math and Reading

Intervention Lesson Plans for Math and Reading

Created by
Dang's Digs
Logs to keep track of your interventions. I put these in my intervention binder. It helps me to be able to organize my small groups better. It's a Word document, so you can edit it however you please:) questions: katiejdang@gmail.com
Preview of Student and Class iReady Data Logs

Student and Class iReady Data Logs

Created by
Trudy Norton
Completely customizable data tracking form for iReady. Track Diagnostic scores and points needed to make both one year's growth and be on or above grade level. Students, with your support, can graph the total number of lessons they passed each month. The whole class data log is a good way to encourage iReady use and great for promoting competition when teachers have more than one class. Each page is one full page in portrait mode, not like you see in the preview.
Preview of IXL Activity Tracking Sheet

IXL Activity Tracking Sheet

Students can use this tracking sheet to monitor their own progress with IXL. Students can also track their diagnostic growth week over week. Editable so that you can adjust to meet the needs of your classes. Hope you find this useful!
Preview of Pink Slip - for missing homework

Pink Slip - for missing homework

This is a strategy I got from Harry Wong (great presenter and author!). It's called a Pink Slip, and students fill it out whenever they do not have their homework. I don't listen to excuses, I just have them fill out the form, and I'll look at it later to see what their excuse is. I keep these on file, and they have come in handy for parent conferences (especially if a student is saying they didn't have time to do their homework due to sports or something or the sort).
Preview of Tutoring Contract

Tutoring Contract

This is a contract I made for when I tutor a student. It is always good to have a contract for anything outside of school time!
Preview of Center Rotation Schedule

Center Rotation Schedule

Editable center rotation schedule Organize your daily 5 and small groups with this schedule Add/edit time blocks and groups
Preview of Letter, Number,and Shape Progress Monitoring Tracking Form

Letter, Number,and Shape Progress Monitoring Tracking Form

Created by
Kara Zubaty
A simple form to track the progress of letter, number and shape recognition. This form is for students who have not mastered letter/sound recognition. I use it for my 3rd grade ESL newcomers, but it can work for any student who is working on letters, shapes and numbers.
Preview of Homework Cover page - Editable -

Homework Cover page - Editable -

Created by
Jennifer Garcia
Homework cover letter includes section for spelling words, sight words, nightly reading instruction, writing topics, and Monday-Friday to do.
Preview of Small Group Tracking Sheets

Small Group Tracking Sheets

These editable tracking sheets are great for small groups. Print both sheets and put them side by side in a binder or folder to have writing space for the whole week. There is space for five students for each set. These tracking sheets would be great for small group work in all subjects.
Preview of Math Interest Survey

Math Interest Survey

Created by
Ashley Hussey
To administer to students at the beginning of the year to get a better idea of how students perceive math, their preference in doing math (groups or individuals), and if they receive help at home. It is simple and bright to catch the attention of students and has characters that they are familiar with that they can identify how they fell quickly and easily.
Preview of Saxon Math Meeting Grade 2

Saxon Math Meeting Grade 2

Created by
Meghan Russell
Complete Saxon Math Meeting for Grade two. Includes - Daily Count - Calendar Awareness - Daily Pattern - Question of the Day - Money - Fact Family - Secret Number - Time -Temperature I created this to use in a dry erase pockets so my students could independently complete the math meeting day. This resource saved us a lot of precious classroom time.
Preview of Common Core Lesson Plan

Common Core Lesson Plan

Created by
W Allen
This lesson plan incorporates the Madeline Hunter and Charlotte Danielson models of instruction. The lesson plan has places for Common Core Standards, student- friendly statements, academic vocabulary, and higher- order thought questions. Bellringer, modeling guided practice, and independent practice areas are also included in the lesson plan.
Preview of NWEA MAP Parent Letter for skills review

NWEA MAP Parent Letter for skills review

Created by
Savvy in 2nd
Edit and use this letter to send home as a cover letter for your MAP review of skills packet. We've found that giving parents a resource helps students review skills according to MAP test results. This is an opportunity for students to get their minds thinking about a wide range of standards and goals.
Preview of Student Accountability - Weekly Assignment Checklists

Student Accountability - Weekly Assignment Checklists

Staying organized week to week can be difficult especially for young minds. If you do not have a plan for each of your days, then it can easily get missed and pushed into the next week! This can start an endless cycle of working on the weekend to catch up, and always feeling behind! This is why I created these editable weekly planning checklists to help my kids stay organized and on top of things! I love how these can keep my kids on track so they can work independently so they don't have to con
Preview of Take the MAPS Challenge! A goal setting worksheet

Take the MAPS Challenge! A goal setting worksheet

Created by
Michele Kruse
Many of us are using the NWEA MAPS assessment to monitor our students' progress in both reading and math. This is a worksheet that I created that enables students to take ownership over their MAPS scores, and encourage them to make growth. Using this worksheet, students set goals for themselves to achieve throughout the year in both reading and math. Additionally, students can monitor their growth throughout the year to see if they have achieved their goal.
Preview of Common Core Small Group Math Lesson Template

Common Core Small Group Math Lesson Template

Created by
Mrs Scip
I designed this template for planning small group math lessons to include all eight Common Core Math Practices, some problem solving strategies, an area for anecdotal notes and developmental continuum on specific students and CGI problem types. It is a fill-in form (protected from format changes). It designed for K-5 teachers.
Preview of Math Work Boxes

Math Work Boxes

Paper to show work on math assignments.
Preview of Technology Sign Out Sheet

Technology Sign Out Sheet

Created by
Matt Guarino
Here is a simple technology equipment sign out sheet. The sign out sheet includes the following rules for students: 1) Sign out all laptops, headphones, splitters, etc. 2) One laptop per person 3) Each laptop must be signed out by the person using it and with the correct laptop number 4) Equipment must be returned by 3:40 pm on the day it was borrowed and signed back in 5) The person who signs out the laptop is responsible for any misuse of school property It also includes box for: Date Name I
Preview of Go Math Lesson Plan Template

Go Math Lesson Plan Template

This is a lesson plan template I created as an overview of the day's Go Math lesson. I thought it would also be helpful to leave for a sub. It includes the routines of the program as well as places to add notes for modifications or tips. This was designed based on fourth grade, but I believe the routines are similar for other grades, and it is in Word format so you can edit it as you see fit. Hope it helps! Keely Macalister
Preview of Math and reading stations daily/weekly checklist

Math and reading stations daily/weekly checklist

Created by
math-genie
For use by any instructors in the elementary grades that has their students rotate through math and/or reading stations. This printable is meant to be used as a daily/weekly checklist for students to keep in their folders/binders/notebooks. This is a classroom management tool to keep students and stations organized to avoid that repeated "I don't know where I'm supposed to be today" that occurs with frequent station work. Teachers can use these to keep track of which stations the students have
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Importance of learning math skills in 2nd grade

It's no secret that mathematics is a foundational subject for students to learn. Math forms the basis for many other subjects — like science, engineering, and technology. Because of that, it's essential that kids develop strong math skills from a young age as it makes them more likely to succeed in other courses in the future.

Learning math in 2nd grade helps kids begin to develop critical thinking, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills. It also helps second graders further develop their understanding of numbers and basic operations, which are important tools for everyday life. Lastly, math is an important life skill that children will use in their everyday adult lives, whether they're calculating a tip at a restaurant or creating a budget.

The key concepts for 2nd grade math

The following are the key math skills that students learn in 2nd grade.

Addition and Subtraction

Students will learn how to solve simple addition and subtraction problems with numbers up to 100. They will also learn how to solve word problems using addition and subtraction.

Place Value

Place value is a critical concept that children learn in 2nd-grade math. They will learn how to read and write numbers up to 1,000 and understand the concept of place value.

Geometry

In geometry, students will learn how to identify and classify two-dimensional shapes such as squares, circles, triangles, and rectangles. They will also learn about lines, angles, and symmetry.

Measurement

Measurement is another essential concept that kids will learn in 2nd-grade math. They will learn how to measure length, weight, and volume using standard units.

How to find 2nd grade math resources

Educators can save time preparing 2nd grade math resources with resources created by experienced teachers. Simply search the TPT marketplace for "2nd grade math," and filter by grade level, price, and/or resource type to find materials that've been proven to work in classrooms like yours. No matter what you’re teaching, there are plenty of lessons and activities sold by Sellers on TPT that are tailored to meet your students' skill levels.

Frequently asked questions

What types of math lessons are available on TPT?

There are many different types of math resources sold by Sellers on TPT. Some popular math lessons include: telling time, counting money, addition and subtraction, and word problems.

What are some good resources for practicing 2nd grade math?

Websites like TPT offer free and paid resources for teachers who want to help their students practice 2nd grade math.

What are the key concepts of 2nd-grade math?

Second graders will learn how to count, read, and write numbers up to 1,000, and solve simple addition and subtraction problems. They will also learn basic geometry concepts such as identifying shapes, lines, and angles, and learn how to measure length, weight, and volume.

Why is 2nd grade math important?

Second grade math is important for children because it lays the foundation for more advanced mathematical concepts. It is also an essential life skill that children will use throughout their lives.

How can I help my child overcome math anxiety?

You can help your child overcome math anxiety by providing a supportive and positive environment, breaking down math concepts into manageable chunks, and doing math problems that use real-world examples.

What should I do if my child is struggling with a specific math concept?

If your child is struggling with a specific math concept, you can provide extra support and resources such as worksheets, tutoring, or online educational tools. Sometimes, visual aids like charts, graphs, videos and manipulatives can help children understand abstract concepts better. The use of visuals can help explain math concepts to kids and better engage them in their learning.

How can I make math fun for my child?

Children learn best when they're engaged! Sprinkle a little fun into your math lessons by using games, videos, puzzles, and real-life scenarios. If your class seems to find math boring or uninteresting, you can also try connecting it to their interests or hobbies.