2nd Grade Math Worksheets
Our printable 2nd grade math worksheets with answer keys open the doors to ample practice, whether you intend to extend understanding of base-10 notation, build fluency in addition and subtraction of 2-digit numbers, gain foundation in multiplication, learn to measure objects using standard units of measurement, work with time and money, describe and analyze shapes, or draw and interpret picture and bar graphs, there's something to interest kids and keep them engaged. Our free math worksheets for grade 2 kids definitely need to be added to your must-try list!
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Multiplication Models: Equal Groups
Relate multiplication to the sum of equal groups as you multiply the number of objects in a group by the total number of groups.
Repeated Addition and Multiplication
Recall multiplication as repeated addition; count how many times a number is repeated and figure out the product.
Indicate hops on the number line using the multiplicand and multiplier, and complete the multiplication equation
Multiplication Sentence - Equal Groups
Associate the number of groups to a multiplicand, number of objects in a group to a multiplier, and fill in the missing numbers
Represent the numbers by drawing identical figures in rows and columns, and determine the product.
Count the squares along the length and width of the shaded rectangle on the model, and set up the multiplication equation.
Memorize the 1-5 multiplication tables with 1 through 12 as multipliers. Print this colorful chart and pin it in your study!
Multiplication Tables Chart | 10 x 10 Grid
Multiply 1 to 10 on the left column by 1 to 10 on the top row and fill in the partially-filled grid with the right product.
Number Line Multiplication - MCQ
Consider the number of hops, length of the interval, and the point at which the hops stop to choose the correct equation.
Multiplication Models: Representing Multiplication Equations
Identify the expression that describes each model in part A; represent the sentence using your own equal groups in part B.
