Grade 2 math worksheets
Grade 2 math worksheets on LessonPrint cover operations, place value, measurement & data and geometry. There are 143 free printable sheets across 19 Common Core standards, each with its own answer key and 25 versions so every student in the class gets a different paper. They are aimed at ages 7-8, print straight from the browser, and need no account.
143 worksheets19 standards19 with a lesson plan25 versions each
Operations & Algebraic Thinking
29 worksheets2.OA.A.1Solve one- and two-step story problems within 100.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- One-Step Stories Within 100 — single-operation problems with larger numbers
- Adding Stories Within 100 — join-result problems only
- Taking Away Stories Within 100 — separate-result problems only
- Comparison Stories — how-many-more problems, where nothing changes hands
- Missing Change Stories — the unknown in the middle of the story
- Two-Step Stories — problems with an unstated intermediate answer, adding and taking away
- Length Stories Within 100 — start-unknown length stories
- Write a Story — Two-Digit Numbers — making up a story for a number sentence within 100
2.OA.B.2Know addition and subtraction facts within 20 by heart.
40-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Addition Facts Within 20 — recall of the addition facts, including those within ten
- Subtraction Facts Within 20 — recall of the matching subtraction facts
- Mixed Facts Within 20 — switching operation with the unknown moved
- Doubles and Halves — the doubles facts and their inverses
- Make Ten to Add — bridging through ten, with the decomposition written out
- Bridge Back Through Ten — subtraction that crosses ten downwards, with the decomposition written out
- Fact Families to 20 — one triple written four ways
2.OA.C.3Tell whether a number is odd or even.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Odd or Even to 20 — parity of small numbers
- Odd or Even to 50 — parity in the two-digit range
- Odd or Even to 100 — parity decided by the ones digit alone
- Pairs Make Even Numbers — even means it splits into two equal groups
- Count by Twos — the even sequence
- Odd Numbers in Order — the odd sequence
- Odd and Even Mixed — parity across the full range
2.OA.C.4Add equal rows to find a total — the first step toward multiplication.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Equal Rows — Repeated Addition — adding equal groups
- Equal Rows — Find the Total — naming the total of rows of a given size
- Arrays — Count the Total — reading a rectangular array
- Rows of Five — a fixed group size, varying the count
- Rows of Ten — groups of ten as repeated addition
- Rows of Two — doubling as equal groups
- Equal Groups Stories — equal groups in a story context
Number & Operations in Base Ten
41 worksheets2.NBT.A.1Know what each digit means in a three-digit number.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Hundreds, Tens and Ones — the value of each digit in a three-digit number
- Expanded Form to 999 — writing a three-digit number as a sum
- What Is the Digit Worth? — the value of a named digit by its place
- Build the Number — composing from hundreds, tens and ones
- Numbers with a Zero — the placeholder role of zero
- Hundreds as Groups of Ten — one hundred is ten tens
- Hundred More, Hundred Less — changing the hundreds digit only
- Hundreds, Tens and Ones in More Than One Way — renaming a hundred as ten tens, or a ten as ten ones
2.NBT.A.2Count to 1000 and skip count by 5s, 10s and 100s.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Count to 200 — the count sequence past one hundred
- Count to 1000 — the count sequence in the hundreds
- Skip Count by Fives — the fives sequence to 200
- Skip Count by Tens — the tens sequence to 500
- Skip Count by Hundreds — the hundreds sequence
- Skip Count Backwards by Tens — reversing the tens sequence
- Mixed Skip Counting — identifying the step before continuing
2.NBT.A.3Read and write numbers up to 1,000 in digits, in words and in expanded form.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Number Names to 1,000 — reading and writing three-digit numbers in words
- Words to Expanded Form — turning a number name into expanded form
- Expanded Form in Any Order — putting a number back together from its parts, in any order
2.NBT.A.4Compare three-digit numbers.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Compare Three-Digit Numbers — comparison decided at the hundreds
- Same Hundreds, Different Tens — comparison decided at the tens
- Same Hundreds and Tens — comparison decided at the ones
- Compare Different Lengths — two-digit against three-digit numbers
- Order Numbers to 1000 — placing four three-digit numbers in order
- Greatest and Least — picking extremes from a set
- Compare and Find the Difference — comparing, then subtracting
- Pick a Number to 1,000 — writing a three-digit number that fits between two others
2.NBT.B.5Add and subtract within 100 confidently.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Add Within 100 — No Regrouping — two-digit addition where no ten is made
- Add Within 100 — With Regrouping — two-digit addition that carries
- Subtract Within 100 — No Regrouping — two-digit subtraction with no regrouping
- Subtract Within 100 — With Regrouping — two-digit subtraction that regroups a ten
- Add and Subtract Mixed — judging sums and differences where a ten is regrouped
- Add Three Two-Digit Numbers — carrying across more than one addend
- Missing Number Within 100 — the unknown in a two-digit sentence
2.NBT.B.7Add and subtract numbers up to 1000.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Add Within 1000 — No Regrouping — three-digit addition with no regrouping
- Add Within 1000 — With Regrouping — three-digit addition that carries
- Subtract Within 1000 — No Regrouping — three-digit subtraction with no regrouping
- Subtract Within 1000 — With Regrouping — three-digit subtraction that regroups
- Add Multiples of Ten and Hundred — adding whole tens and hundreds
- Subtract from Hundreds — regrouping across a zero
- Add and Subtract Within 1000 — judging three-digit sums and differences
- Add and Subtract Stories Within 1,000 — one-step three-digit stories, adding or taking away
Measurement & Data
53 worksheets2.MD.A.1Measure things with a ruler.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Measure in Units — reading a length as a count of units
- Compare Two Lengths — a length in meters against one in centimeters
- How Much Longer? — the difference between two lengths
- Add Two Lengths — combining measurements
- Centimeters and Meters — converting between units of length
- Estimate then Measure — judging a length before counting
- Length Word Problems — two-step length problems
- Read the Ruler — Inches — reading a length from zero on a ruler numbered in inches
- Read the Ruler — Centimeters — reading a length from zero on a ruler numbered in centimeters
- Measure from Any Starting Point — finding a length when the bar does not start at zero
2.MD.A.2Measure one object with two different units and explain why the two numbers differ.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Measure It Twice — deciding which unit is longer from two measurements of one object
- Bigger Unit, Smaller Number — predicting which unit gives the bigger number
- How Many of the Bigger Unit? — turning a length in small units into a count of bigger ones
2.MD.B.6Show whole numbers, and sums and differences within 100, as distances on a number line.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Where Is the Number? — naming the whole number at a point on a number line
- Mark the Number — placing a whole number on a number line
- Jumps on a Number Line — a sum or difference within 100 shown as a jump
2.MD.C.7Read a clock to the nearest five minutes.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Tell the Time — Quarter Hours — reading quarter past and quarter to
- Tell the Time — Five Minutes — reading to the nearest five minutes
- Draw the Hands — Quarter Hours — producing a quarter-hour time
- Draw the Hands — Five Minutes — producing a five-minute time
- Half Past and O'Clock — quarter-hour steps from o'clock and half past
- What Time Will It Be? — adding up to an hour in quarters
- Mixed Times — adding five-minute steps across all five-minute positions
- a.m. or p.m.? — deciding whether an everyday event happens before or after noon
- Clock Times with a.m. and p.m. — reading a five-minute time and adding a.m. or p.m. from the clue
2.MD.C.8Count money and solve money problems.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Count Coins — totaling a small handful of two kinds of coin
- Count Mixed Coins — totaling across three coin values
- Count Many Coins — totaling pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters together
- Give Change — subtracting from a whole dollar
- Money Word Problems — counting coins and adding or taking away prices in cents
- Add Two Amounts — combining two prices in cents
- How Much More Is Needed? — the difference between what you have and the price
- Coin Names and Values — naming a penny, nickel, dime and quarter and what each is worth
- Sort the Coins — telling coins apart by who is on them and what they are worth
- Count Nickels or Dimes — skip counting by fives or tens to total one kind of coin
- Count Pennies, Nickels and Dimes — totaling a handful with no quarters, largest coins first
- Write It with $ and ¢ — writing one amount with the cent sign and with the dollar sign and a decimal point
- Count Bills and Coins — totaling dollar bills and coins, written with $ and a decimal point
- Saving Up Stories — adding the same amount each week, and putting money in and taking it out
- How Many Weeks to Save? — counting on in equal amounts to reach a price
- What Did It Cost to Make? — adding the costs of the parts that make one thing
2.MD.D.9Measure several objects and show the lengths on a line plot.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Make a Line Plot — Whole Inches — plotting lengths measured to the nearest inch
- Read a Line Plot — how many measured a length, and the most common length
- Line Plot — Compare Lengths — how many are longer, and how much longer the longest is
2.MD.D.10Make and read picture graphs and bar graphs.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Bar Graph — Which Has Most — identifying the largest category
- Bar Graph — Which Has Fewest — identifying the smallest category
- Bar Graph — How Many More — comparing two bars
- Bar Graph — Total — summing all categories
- Picture Graph — Which Has Fewest — reading a picture graph where each picture stands for one
- Picture Graph — Total — totaling every row of a picture graph
- Picture Graph — Compare — finding a difference between two rows of a picture graph
- Draw the Bar Graph — drawing bars on a single-unit scale from a table
- From Table to Bar Graph — drawing a four-category bar graph, then answering a question from it
Geometry
20 worksheets2.G.A.1Recognize and draw shapes by their number of sides and angles.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Name Shapes by Sides — identifying a shape from its side count
- Count Sides — counting edges
- Count Angles — counting corners as angles
- Quadrilaterals — the four-sided family, told apart from shapes with more or fewer sides
- Turned Shapes — rotation does not change the name
- Solid Shapes — naming three-dimensional figures, drawn at an angle
- Draw Shapes by Attributes — producing a shape from a description
- Faces, Edges and Vertices — counting the faces, edges and vertices of solids, including prisms
- Sort the Solids — sorting solids by flat faces only against a curved surface
- Polygons with Up to 12 Sides — naming polygons from their sides or vertices, up to twelve
2.G.A.3Split shapes into halves, thirds and quarters.
45-minute lesson plan for this standard
- Halves — recognizing half of a whole, however many parts the bar has
- Thirds — three equal parts, named in words
- Quarters — recognizing a quarter of a whole
- Halves, Thirds and Quarters — distinguishing three partitions in one set
- Shade More Than One Part — more than one third or fourth of a whole, up to the whole
- Equal Parts of a Rectangle — partitioning a rectangle into equal squares
- Sharing Equally — equal shares of one whole, named as halves, thirds or fourths
- Fair Shares or Not? — deciding whether a whole is cut into equal thirds or fourths
- Cut the Shape — naming the shapes a cut makes
- How Many Parts Make a Whole? — a whole as halves, thirds or fourths, and counting past one whole
Grade 2 math worksheets — questions teachers ask
What math topics do the Grade 2 worksheets cover?
Operations & Algebraic Thinking, Number & Operations in Base Ten, Measurement & Data and Geometry — the Common Core domains taught in Grade 2. That is 143 worksheets across 19 standards, grouped on this page by the standard each one practices rather than by topic name, so a sheet can be matched to the code you are teaching to.
How many free Grade 2 math worksheets are there?
143, each one practicing a distinct sub-skill rather than repeating a sibling under another title. Every sheet is published in 25 versions, so Grade 2 has 3575 printable papers in total, all free and all with an answer key.
What age are Grade 2 math worksheets for?
Grade 2 is typically ages 7-8 in the United States. The sheets are grouped by Common Core standard rather than by age, so a student working above or below their grade level can be given the sheet that matches the standard they are on.
Do the Grade 2 worksheets include answer keys?
Every one. The key is generated from the same problems as the questions and prints on its own sheet of paper, after them, so it does not go out with the class. That holds for all 25 versions of every Grade 2 sheet, not only the first.
How do I give each student a different Grade 2 worksheet?
Open any sheet and pick a set number from 1 to 25, or download set 1's class PDF, which contains all 25 versions in one file. The problems are fixed to each address, so the key you photocopied on Monday still matches on Friday.
Are the Grade 2 worksheets really free?
Yes. Every Grade 2 worksheet, answer key and PDF here is free to print and photocopy for your class. There is no account, no email capture before a download, and no sheet that turns out to need a subscription at the last step.
Are there Grade 2 lesson plans as well as worksheets?
19 of the 19 Grade 2 standards on this page have a full lesson plan written — timed section by section, with the exact wording where it matters, the misconceptions to expect and an exit ticket. Each one is linked beside its standard above.