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2nd grade math graphic organizers for Microsoft Excel

Preview of Partial Quotients Division Graphic Organizer Student Template (Editable)

Partial Quotients Division Graphic Organizer Student Template (Editable)

MAFS.4.NBT.2.6This is a template to help students with partial quotients division with remainders. Dividend, divisor, quotient, and remainders are color coded. There is a section for students to list multiples. The first page is blank so it can be printed, laminated, and completed with a dry erase marker. The second page is pre-filled to give students an example of partial quotients division. Product is an Excel spreadsheet which can be edited.
Preview of ADDITION (1.1) EDITABLE EXCEL Math Worksheets(40+) Adding 1 to 9 Single

ADDITION (1.1) EDITABLE EXCEL Math Worksheets(40+) Adding 1 to 9 Single

Created by
ArchiKatze
Download the pdf here:Beginner Level ADDITION (1.1)-Math Drills/Worksheets (25pgS)-Adding 1 to 9 PDF
Preview of Addition (1.5) BEGINNER | Double digit with carry 50+ EDITABLE worksheets EXCEL

Addition (1.5) BEGINNER | Double digit with carry 50+ EDITABLE worksheets EXCEL

Created by
ArchiKatze
Series will be updated soon and will be available as bundle.If you wish you may download the excel file to customize the worksheets;change fontchange font sizechange number of questionsadd elementsadd logoadd or reduce questionsadd instructionsetc.!
Preview of Editable: Student MAP Growth Goal Setting Spreadsheets
Preview of 2 Step Multiplication Word Problem Board - Graphic Organizer "Let's Write A"

2 Step Multiplication Word Problem Board - Graphic Organizer "Let's Write A"

Created by
Debbie R
2 Step Multiplication Word Problem Board - Graphic Organizer "Let's Write A Two Step, Multiplication Problem" Print on card stock and laminate. Use dry erase markers to write on. Teacher instructions and sentence stems are included on the Excel worksheet; however, only the student board is in the "print area". Students quickly learn how to write 2 step, multiplication word problems. Perfect for differentiated instruction, ELL students, ESL students, special education students, and students
Preview of assignment checklist-editable

assignment checklist-editable

Created by
LaurenCharlene
I created this checklist to easily keep track of which students have turned in their work for each assignment. Can be used as a whole sheet for multiple classes, or cut into strips for individual assignments. Editable to add student names. This will fit up to 25 names.
Preview of Grade 1 Math Checklist Saskatchewan

Grade 1 Math Checklist Saskatchewan

Created by
Cassandra Kirby
Checklist of the Outcomes and Indicators for Grade 1 in Saskatchewan.It is on google sheets so you can edit it for your needs.Right now it is set up for an individual student - it has started, getting there, got it, and comments sections.It can be used to track each student's learning overall. It could also be edited for a planning tool to ensure you are hitting all your points!
Preview of Place Value Comparison Chart

Place Value Comparison Chart

This chart works great for students that need to visually see the numbers that they are comparing. The individualized column prevents some of the common mistakes students make when they write the numbers that they need to compare. Students can visually see the number in its corresponding place value column. Print back-to-back on cardstock paper. Laminate it and allow students to use dry erase markers to work out their problems.
Preview of Grade 2 Math Checklist Saskatchewan

Grade 2 Math Checklist Saskatchewan

Created by
Cassandra Kirby
Checklist of the Outcomes and Indicators for Gr. 2 in Saskatchewan.It is on google sheets so you can edit it for your needs.Right now it is set up for an individual student - it has started, getting there, got it, and comments sections.It can also be used to track each student's learning overall. It could also be edited for a planning tool to ensure you are hitting all your points!
Preview of Accommodations Tracker

Accommodations Tracker

Created by
Rachel Storer
This document allows you to keep all students with 504 or IEP in one place and digital so you can keep track of all accommodations. This is also good to have with distant learning or with substitutes because it allows you to continuously update add and change.
Preview of Organizing Center Rotations

Organizing Center Rotations

Created by
Michelle Johnson
Looking for a way to organize your centers for math and literacy? Need a daily schedule for each rotation? I have just what you need!! This editable excel spreadsheet comes complete with a daily schedule for each of your math and literacy rotations. The colors correspond to your leveled groups and can be easily changed as your groups change. Simply input your students names and use to inform or center rotation board in your classroom. (The cells naming the stations are easily edited to mat
Preview of Editable Multiplication Chart (0-12)

Editable Multiplication Chart (0-12)

Blank Multiplication Chart, Complete Multiplication Chart, or anywhere in between. I created this because I wanted to be able to fill out a blank multiplication chart along with my students. For example, when they learn their 3s, they fill in the 3s column/row, but nothing else. This way I can highlight what they're doing or leave out multiplication facts we haven't gotten to and project it on my board. It is editable, so it's up to you how you want to use this. Hope it is useful!
Preview of Which Federal Reserve Did My Bill Come From?

Which Federal Reserve Did My Bill Come From?

Created by
Erin Castillo
A tally sheet that is a great pre-cursor to any field trip or discussion on the Federal Reserve. Kiddos can learn how to identify which reserve the bill in thier wallet/purse comes from and over a period of time (determined by you), can tally where the bills are from that they and their parents use for transactions. Great project for students learning about money or economics!Comes as an Excel document, but you can export that into a PDF to print for your student where they can complete with a
Preview of Sample Math RTI Class Tracking Sheet

Sample Math RTI Class Tracking Sheet

For those using any of our RTI products (guide, screeners, goals, additional progress monitoring), this is a real-life example of a class tracking sheet that was used to document one fourth-grade class. All I did was delete the names of the students but left the scores/dates/etc. to give you an idea of how we used it. I left it in Excel so that you can easily adapt, delete, and edit it to match any assessments you are given, change dates, etc.
Preview of Editable Login Sheet

Editable Login Sheet

This is a great way to organize students usernames and passwords. Great for all ages!
Preview of Weekly Schedule 8am - 4:30 (every 15 min.) in Excel

Weekly Schedule 8am - 4:30 (every 15 min.) in Excel

Whether you're planning a summer camp, summer reading group or just daily chores, here is a handy, basic weekly schedule that you can use to modify, color code and print out. Use the "Insert Header" feature in Excel to add a month or customize it further. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
Preview of Guided Reading Plans Template

Guided Reading Plans Template

This is a template for a week of guided reading lesson plans. Can also be used for any small group, weekly planning.
Preview of RTI Group Recording Sheet

RTI Group Recording Sheet

This is a simple snapshot for your intervention groups. It allows for more information data than the more rigid recording sheets. It still includes areas to document statistic percentages of research based interventions, baseline %s and progress monitoring %s
Preview of Individual Goal Number Facts Charts

Individual Goal Number Facts Charts

Created by
All Ed Angel
An easy to use goal chart workbook. Print the workbook page and students glue their own goal charts into their maths books and record their weekly results for each mental maths strategy test. Including Make it to 10, Make it to 20, Doubles, Doubles + 1 etc.
Preview of Assignment / Assessment Tracker

Assignment / Assessment Tracker

Created by
Pre-Algebra NYC
Are you tired of juggling numerous assignments, deadlines, and homework tasks without an organized system? Say goodbye to the chaos and hello to efficiency with our user-friendly Google Sheets-based Homework and Assignment Tracking Spreadsheet. Key Features:✅ Simplicity at its Best: This spreadsheet is designed to be incredibly easy to use. You don't need to be a spreadsheet whiz to make it work for you; it's intuitive and straightforward.✅ All-in-One Solution: Keep all your assignments, homewor
Preview of Editable- Ready to Use Math Long Range Plan

Editable- Ready to Use Math Long Range Plan

This plan includes a day-to-day plan of Math instruction to include objective, standard, direct instruction/ guided instruction/ independent practice/ assessment.
Preview of Place Value Definition Cards to Hundred Thousands Place

Place Value Definition Cards to Hundred Thousands Place

Created by
OlsenHasClass
These cards are designed to help students in the learning stages of place value to the hundred thousands place. It shows the place, standard form, written form and expanded form definitions and examples. These cards can be printed and laminated for individual students, or for a table or group of students to share. I print them and tape them to their desks with clear packing tape during the teaching process (removing before assessments). I also keep a couple of these laminated in math centers
Preview of Addition Chart to sums of 20

Addition Chart to sums of 20

Created by
Ann Waite
Addition chart to sums of 20 in the style of a standard multiplication chart. Can be made smaller to glue in interactive notebooks or have it enlarged to create a classroom poster.
Preview of Math Place Value Chart

Math Place Value Chart

Created by
Erica Brown
This would be great if you have a student that needs additional support with place value when adding and subtracting. This is used to put the numbers in the correct place. Also, the small boxes can be used to use for carrying or borrowing.
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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.