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Free Year 2 Maths Worksheets And Homework: Printable, Downloadable Or Just View Online

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Here you can find all our free Year 2 maths worksheets and Year 2 maths resources, many of which are suitable for homework and home learning .

All our KS1 and KS2 maths worksheets are printable and most are in pdf format, but they can also be viewed online too. If you’re looking for other slides-based teaching resources and lesson plans, we recommend you look at our range of White Rose maths lessons.

The hope is that these pdf Year 2 maths worksheets and free resources can be used with minimal support from parents as part of a 6 or 7 year old’s Year 2 maths homework routine and by teachers as part of a planned lesson framework.

For parents working with their children at home we would recommend you focus on practising and improving pupils’ core numeracy skills using the numbers worksheets as these generally require less input than topics like geometry – 2d shapes and 3d shapes. Place value and number after all are the building blocks of Key Stage 1 and later Key Stage 2 maths.

We have also included some telling the time worksheets; these will require support from a teacher or parent but the method used is truly revolutionary.

National curriculum guidance is given where relevant and each Year 2 worksheet includes answer sheets.

If you’re a parent then our home learning hub is full of home learning packs , workbooks, tips and further teaching ideas for Year 2 Maths at home and maths homework .

If you’re a teacher or school leader who is interested in improving maths attainment in your school or classroom, then Third Space Learning is here to support you with our online tutoring programme of maths interventions , together with maths resources and CPD.

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Year 2 Free Place Value Worksheets

Year 2 free addition, subtraction, multiplication, division worksheets, year 2 free fractions worksheets , other year 2 free worksheets , also in this series…, year 2 maths worksheets on place value: worked examples.

Understanding place value is essential for all children of any age. In Year 2, children will need to know the value of digits in a two digit number as well as comparing numbers and continuing sequences. This worksheet shows children common errors that are made in the place value topic. Children then become ‘the teacher’ and check the answers and explain any errors they find.

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Year 2 Maths Worksheets on addition and subtraction: Worked Examples

In Year 2, children will focus on adding and subtracting 2-digit numbers. It is important that children know addition and subtraction facts they were taught in Year 1, for example number bonds . This worksheet focuses on a range of addition and subtraction problems that have been incorrectly solved. Children will need to check and correct questions such as subtracting using a bar model, using known facts and missing number problems.

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Year 2 maths worksheets addition and subtraction worked examples

Year 2 Maths Worksheets on multiplication and division: Independent Recap

Children will start to focus on more formal methods of multiplication and division when in Year 2, including understanding patterns in the 2s, 5s and 10s times tables . These worksheets allow children to work independently on the ten times tables, odd and even numbers, grouping and sharing through a range of question types (word problems, fluency questions and so on).

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Year 2 Maths Worksheets on multiplication and division: Worked Examples

There are many misconceptions that can form when first looking at multiplication and division. This worksheet focuses on addressing common misconceptions or errors in multiplication and division. The worksheet covers understanding what equal groups are, the relationship between repeated addition and multiplication as well as finding missing numbers in given calculations.

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Year 2 Maths Worksheets on times tables: Ultimate Times Tables

In Year 2, children will start to learn their times tables after learning to count in 2s, 5s and 10s in Year 1. These games are a fun way of learning times table facts, including the related inverse division calculations.

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Year 2 Maths Worksheets on fractions: Independent Recap

There is a lot of new vocabulary introduced in fractions in Year 2 (including the use of actual fractions). These worksheets allow children to work independently through the new vocabulary and concepts introduced, so would be useful for homework or home learning tasks. The worksheets work through unit fractions and non-unit fractions, finding a half and finding a quarter. For each worksheet, there is at least one question that encourages children to explain their answers and develop their reasoning skills.

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Year 2 Maths Worksheets on fractions: Worked Examples

Many children struggle with the concept of fractions. At a young age, children can develop a range of misconceptions that could under them in future years. This worksheet aims to identify common misconceptions and errors children make in the Year 2 fractions topic (such as a fraction being equal parts) and encourage them to discuss them.

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Year 2 Maths Worksheets for improving mental maths skills, arithmetic and fluency: Fluent in Five

We recommend every primary school child starts their day with Fluent in Five. It’s 5-10 minutes of daily arithmetic questions and is available for every primary school year group. In Year 2 children have 3 questions per day to answer. They are given prompts of concrete or pictorial resources (such as counters or number lines) they could use to help them solve the question presented to them. You’d be amazed at how quickly young people will build their number confidence with this resource.

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Year 2 Maths worksheets for telling the time

For some reason learning to tell the time proves a challenge for most children, regardless of their prior attainment in maths. If you have a child who’s struggling with telling the time these worksheets provide a step by step process to help them master it. The key is to start with a number line.

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Year 2 maths games worksheets and activities

Getting children fully engaged can be a struggle at times, especially towards the end of the summer term. We have over 20 great ideas for KS1 maths games which bring out the fun side of problem solving and get children excited about maths. Each gameplay outline includes a ‘What You Will Need’ section, so that you can be fully prepared to bring out Fraction Snap or Subtraction Bowling during your next lesson.

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Should kids get summer homework?

by: Leslie Crawford | Updated: June 8, 2021

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Jill Notte’s daughter Sara is a straight-A student, and she’s taking five advanced-placement courses this fall. It’ll be her senior year.

This ambitious undertaking may prove Sara’s undoing — at least if the 17 year old wants to enjoy her summer vacation. Somewhere in between spending a week at a Girls State program, a month at the New Jersey Governor’s School of Engineering and Technology at Rutger’s University, and visiting a few potential colleges, Sara must complete the following workload before school starts:

• Read five novels for AP English • Read one book for AP History • Complete a packet of assignments and problems for AP Calculus • Complete a packet of assignments and problems for AP Chemistry • Write several summaries of scientific principles for Honors Physics

Oh, and her English teacher recommends that she attend Shakespeare performances at the local college to supplement the many plays she’s required to read as part of AP English. “I try to put a positive spin on it,” says Sara’s mother, Jill. “I told her, ‘Summertime’s a great time to read Shakespeare!'” But, admits Jill, it’s not so easy to put the same kind of “fun” spin on the stack of mind-numbing calculus and chemistry books hefty enough to take down a Yellowstone grizzly.

Forget languidly balmy weeks unwinding from the stress of an intensive school year. Goodbye, as well, to working her usual summer job as a lifeguard, which Sara unhappily has to forgo — along with the money she hoped to save for college. As her mother puts it, “Summer homework is a full-time job.”

A working vacation

Sara’s not alone. The oxymoronically named “vacation work” is on the rise. Sara’s older sister had only a few books to read over the summer when she was in high school — and that was just eight years ago. Jill, who like her daughters was a high achiever in the top five percent of her class, remembers completely homework-free summers.

Many parents remember their own childhood summers as true respites from school, devoid the rigor and rigidity of academic life. Summer was a sprawling mass of unstructured time that ranged from idyllic laziness to stupefying boredom to invigorating camps and family vacations, not scores of math worksheets, science packets, and lists of “good-for-you” classics that hardly qualify as light beach reads.

Harris Cooper, chairman of the department of psychology and neuroscience at Duke University and America’s leading homework scholar who co-authored the landmark meta-study on homework , says that while there exists no formal studies on the rise in summertime homework, he’s witnessed a particularly sharp increase over the past two years — probably a response “to high-stakes testing and accountability issues for schools.”

Just say no?

Some parents argue summer homework is nothing more than bland busywork that saps the joy and spontaneity from summer. So says Sara Bennett, founder of StopHomework.com . “Even if there is a summer slide, I don’t think homework is the solution,” Bennett says. “Kids don’t have enough downtime during the school year. I think they need that freshness during summer.”

Here’s a revolutionary approach for vacation purists who say kids deserve a good, old-fashioned summer free from intense brain-strain: Just say no. That’s what Bennett suggests a parent do in the fall if a child is averse to doing the packet. “I’d send it back and say, ‘I’m sorry, my child didn’t have a chance to do it.’ ” (A parental dispensation only possible for kids who haven’t entered the high-school pressure cooker where — as with Sara Notte — summer homework is graded and can directly affect a student’s chances to enter a top-tier university.)

Protecting young minds from melting

On the other side of the summer homework debate are the moms and dads who, when the school doors slam shut, ramp up the supplemental brain work, even if the teachers didn’t provide it themselves. Most parents, though, fall somewhere in the for-better-or-worse-summer-homework-is-here-to-stay camp.

So if the kids have to do it, can we at least be reassured that it’s a magic bullet to protect young minds from melting? “We can’t say that with any objective data,” Cooper says. “But we would make the assumption if students are continuing to flex their mental muscles over the summer, this would have a positive effect on how much material they retain when they return.”

No buy-in from the kids

“There definitely is a lag — I’m not denying that,” says Denise Pope, senior lecturer at the Stanford University School of Education and co-founder of Challenge Success , a research and student-intervention project. “I absolutely agree that three months is a long time to not do anything. That said, I’m not sure this idea of giving workbooks and pages and pages of handouts works.”

The reason it doesn’t work? “There’s not a buy-in from the [kids],” Pope argues. “In order for any learning to be retained, there has to be engagement on the part of the students.” Pope explains that students need the “ABCs of engagement,” which means they’re engaged affectively, behaviorally, and cognitively. “If they’re intrinsically motivated, then they’ll want to do it.”

“I know kids who get these huge 40-page math packets,” Pope says. “It’s because [teachers] want [kids], over time, to have systematic practice. The problem is that this requires an adult to monitor this kind of disciplined work. It’s not like a kid can do that on his own. So it puts a burden more on the parents.”

Year-round homework blues

So, alas, those nightly angst-ridden homework dramas that run from September through June now get year-round billing. The other problem, Pope says, is that summer homework packets (frequently put off until the last unhappy week before school begins), often seem to fall into an academic black hole once they’re turned in — with no feedback from teachers and no effect on kids’ grades.

As for the work that Pope’s three kids — ages 10, 12, and 15 — get handed at school’s end, she tells them, “‘I won’t bug you about this at all. I won’t be the police.’ We look at the assignments they get for the summer and I say, ‘How long do you think this will take? Do you want me to remind you to do it?’ ” But if they leave it until the tail end of the summer, Pope says, well, that’s their choice. It’s their vacation, after all.

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Summer Reading: Why It’s Important

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June 22, 2020

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“Summer slide” is a common, informal term that has parents and teachers anxious about their learners’ progress and retention for those sunny two months a year when school is not in session. This concept of “sliding back” from the level students reached at the end of their school year while home over the summer is rooted in some developmental realities of our young learners. Practice of skills learned is required for those skills to turn from new learning into familiar, usable skills and then into habit. From September to June, students are engaged in literacy activities ideally at home and school that support this growth, but it is critical for reading to continue over the summer, minimally to sustain the progress they’ve made. So why is summer reading truly so beneficial?

Benefits of Summer Reading

Benefit #1: expanded vocabulary.

The benefits of reading are undeniable. A student reading twenty minutes a day at home will hear on average 1.8 million words per year. Compare that to a child reading five minutes per day at home who hears roughly 282,000 words per year, or a student reading on average one minute per day at home being exposed to 8,000 words per year, and the numbers are clear. No one would argue that the child hearing 1.8 million words is going to have a far more robust vocabulary than the child hearing 8,000.

Research on language development claims it takes up to 17 exposures for a child to securely add a word to their personal vocabulary, and literacy research has proven that depth of vocabulary is directly linked to a learner’s literacy level and ability to read complex texts. Maintaining twenty minutes a day over the summer is critical to at least maintaining student literacy levels through the development of their vocabulary.

Benefit #2: Enhanced Emotional Intelligence & Empathy

Reading fiction is one of the very best ways for children (and adults!) to develop empathy. We may not personally experience every problem captured in the storyline of a fiction book, but by walking through it from the character’s point of view, we as readers develop empathy skills for others who are experiencing challenges, even those with which we are less familiar. In the same vein, students also develop stronger emotional intelligence as they hear the internal dialogue of a character navigating a challenge in the plot. Interested in learning more about developing empathy in your learning through literature and beyond? Check out the book Unselfie by Michelle Borba .

Benefit #3: Broadening Perspective

Benefit #4: Background Knowledge

Further, with expanding vocabulary and emotions comes a much deeper background of people, places, concepts and things in the world around us. Students who can readily connect something they’ve already been exposed to with new content, like in a science or social studies lesson, are far more likely to both actively engage in the learning and also retain the information purposefully. While “experience is the best teacher”, minimally having had exposure to the Mayan ruins or Newton’s laws of motion from a plot in a book can trigger synapses to light up and connect in students’ brains when they are later mentioned in a lesson at school or more authentically in real life. Reading can build expansive and unusual background knowledge that’s value can’t be measured or predicted upon development.

Benefit #5: Escape on a Rainy Day!

Of course, one of the best benefits of reading over the summer is having a screen-free activity on a rainy day. As we all proceed with caution this summer and employ continued social distancing, reading provides an activity for children that is engaging and fun, without having to leave the comfort of home.

Strategies for Engaging Students in Summer Reading

As the adult fostering a love of reading in your child at home, knowing and accessing available resources is critical! Check out your local public library for current summer reading programs and summer reading enhancements, and make visiting the library part of your summer routine. Utilize suggested activities like this game board or other motivating challenges to give your young reader some extrinsic motivation to keep up the habit.

Don’t forget the value of being read to, especially for children in elementary school. Often emergent readers may be reluctant to apply literacy skills independently as they fear it will replace the joyful experience of being read to by a beloved adult. Creating a balance, especially for young readers, of “who” reads is still highly beneficial for students to maintain and grow their literacy skills over the summer.

Make reading fun! Create special spaces for reading in your home, like a reading tent or corner with twinkle lights or a favorite stuffed animal audience. A “reading hideout” can be a very motivating factor in making reading a preferred summer activity! Allow your child as much choice as possible in the books being read, because truly the most important element of creating a reader is igniting a love for reading. If they are choosing books too far above their reading level, offer to read it with them, but also help them to find books of high-interest at their level. Before the school year ends, be sure to know your child’s reading level so that you can ask the librarian for help if needed with selecting “just-right books”.

Enjoy the special time with your reader at home this summer, and remember the million-word value of twenty minutes a day!

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Mathematics Year 2: (2M1) Compare and order lengths, mass, volume/capacity and record the results using >, < and =

Mathematics Year 2: (2M2) Choose and use appropriate standard units to estimate and measure length/height in any direction (m/cm); mass (kg/g); temperature (°C); capacity (litres/ml) to the nearest appropriate unit, using rulers, scales, thermometers and measuring vessels

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Questions 1, 4 and 7 (Varied Fluency) Developing Match objects to the appropriate reading on a weighing scale. Scales in increments of 10 only. Expected Match objects to the appropriate reading on a weighing scale. Scales in increments of 2, 5 and 10. Greater Depth Match objects to the appropriate reading on a weighing scale. Scales in increments of 2, 5 and 10. Some measurements fall between increments on the scale.

Questions 2, 5 and 8 (Varied Fluency) Developing Place the pointer in the correct position on a weighing scale. Scales in increments of 10 only. Expected Place the pointer in the correct position on a weighing scale. Scales in increments of 2, 5 and 10. Greater Depth Place the pointer in the correct position on a weighing scale. Scales in increments of 2, 5 and 10. Some measurements fall between increments on the scale.

Questions 3, 6 and 9 ( Reasoning and Problem Solving ) Developing Find three ways to make a weight which has been doubled using 5g and 10g weights. Scales in increments of 10. Expected Find three ways to make a weight which has been doubled using 2g, 5g and 10g weights. Scales in increments of 5. Greater Depth Find three ways to make a weight which has been doubled using 2g, 5g and 10g weights when 10g has already been placed on the scale. Scales in increments of 10, measurement falls between increments on the scale.

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What's included in this summer activity book for year 2 students? Our summer activity book for year 2 students is a great resource to send home with your students for them to be able to practice key skills they have learned in their English lessons. A great summer catch up booklet!
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This fun homework overview encourages children to take part in fun activities themed around summer. Activity suggestions include making a windmill, going on a plant and flower spotting hunt, and making yummy ice lollies! Children should colour in each box as they complete the activity that they have chosen to do.
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In Year 2, children will focus on adding and subtracting 2-digit numbers. It is important that children know addition and subtraction facts they were taught in Year 1, for example number bonds. This worksheet focuses on a range of addition and subtraction problems that have been incorrectly solved.
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Activities include things like our Summer Holiday Book List, Summer-themed wordsearch, and so much more: Building Brick Addition & Subtraction Board Game Ask each child to start with a brick tower that is 5 bricks tall. Each child then takes a turn rolling the number cube and moving along the board.
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Summer was a sprawling mass of unstructured time that ranged from idyllic laziness to stupefying boredom to invigorating camps and family vacations, not scores of math worksheets, science packets, and lists of "good-for-you" classics that hardly qualify as light beach reads.
Summer Holiday Homework-Year2 2020/21
Summer 2 - Journeys EYFS YouTube channel Evidence me Resources to support learning Week 1: April 6th 2020 English and Maths Topic weekly challenge YouTube channel playlist Week 2: April 13th 2020 English and Maths Topic weekly challenge YouTube channel playlist Week 3: April 20th 2020 English and Maths Topic weekly challenge
2nd Grade Homework Packets Teaching Resources
Second Grade Summer Break Homework Packet - Print & Digital - Distance Learning by Isla Hearts Teaching 4.5 (2) $15.98 $12.99 Bundle Google Apps™ This SECOND GRADE SUMMER BREAK PACKET (PRINT AND DIGITAL BUNDLE) is for students to review MATH and ELA skills in the weeks they are on summer vacation between SECOND GRADE and THIRD GRADE!
Summer Holiday Homework Ideas
25 homework ideas for the summer holiday. Mostly English/cross-curricular topics. Some are suitable to be set individually whilst others are shorter tasks which you might set alongside others. Ideas are provided as a Word document for you to cut and paste in to your own format and also in PDF and PPT formats for handing out.
Summer Holiday Homework Packs
Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 RHSE Multifaith Music Composer of the Week MUSIC MARK COLLECTIVE WORSHIP THROUGH MUSIC LONG TERM MUSIC PLAN CHARANGA RECORDERS KEYBOARDS GALLERY CHOIR MUSIC DAY 7th July 2021 History Geography Design and Technolgy Art Computing Science P.E Ancient Foreign Language - Latin Admissions Policies Governors
PDF HOLIDAY HW CLASS II
SUMMER HOLIDAY HOMEWORK- CLASS II Give me the joys of summer, Of SUMMER QUEEN so fair, With wealth of lovely flowers And fruits and sun-kissed air! Let's have fun and work together during this summer break. E.V.S 1. Let us all make colourful and beautiful flash cards according to our Roll nos.- Roll no 1 to 5 - Types of families and My school
Summer Holiday Homework
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170 Best Summer Homework ideas
May 15, 2021 - Explore Rhonda Gushard Lunger's board "Summer Homework", followed by 993 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about summer homework, 2nd grade math, 2nd grade worksheets.
KS1 and KS2 Summer Holiday Homework Fun Activities to Try
Aimed at all abilities in Year 2. Tricky Includes 10 multisensory activities such as: play in the sand, star gaze, camp out, make a sandwich for a picnic, plant seeds, make a den, have a water fight and complete an outside painting project. Aimed at all abilities in Year 3.
Summer Reading: Why It's Important
Benefit #5: Escape on a Rainy Day! Of course, one of the best benefits of reading over the summer is having a screen-free activity on a rainy day. As we all proceed with caution this summer and employ continued social distancing, reading provides an activity for children that is engaging and fun, without having to leave the comfort of home.
MrsDuarte.com Chemistry at Rio Mesa High School
This year (20121/2013) I am teaching Chem Study, HL1, IB Chemistry, and HL2 IB Chemistry. Check here for links to resources, classhandouts, and announcements. ... (2 for the year). IB Chemistry Year 2- Summer homework: Read Topic E Packet emailed 07/05/2012, and answer the questions at the end of the chapter. Please email ...
Measure Mass in Grams Homework Extension Year 2 Mass, Capacity and
Step 2: Measure Mass in Grams Homework Extension Year 2 Summer Block 4. Measure Mass in Grams Homework Extension provides additional questions which can be used as homework or an in-class extension for the Year 2 Measure Mass in Grams Resource Pack. These are differentiated for Developing, Expected and Greater Depth. More resources for Summer ...
PDF Winter Holiday homework
Winter Holiday Homework " Computer Class - 2 Draw and Color a Pen Drive , CD and DVD on A4 size sheet and label them . Read and Learn Chapter - 4 " Working of a computer" HA p py NEW YEAR 2021 . Title: Winter Holiday homework - class-2(1) Author: CamScanner Subject:
PDF SUMMER HOMEWORK CONSOLIDATION 2 ESO
6 UNIT 3 Vocabulary 1 Write the family members under the correct category. son • grandmother • granddaughter • uncle • niece • husband Male Female son 2 Look at the family tree and complete the sentences with the words below. cousin • grandson • nephew • grandparents • wife • daughter • grandfather • aunt