Lynn Diaz

This is a great activity pack for grade 2 Data and Measurement. The weather graph provides students with data. Students use this data to create a bar graph and a picture graph. Students are asked to label the data as well. Students also complete a worksheet that asks mathematical and real world questions about the data on the graph. This would be a great addition to a science unit as well to integrate mathematics and science. It could also be used for a math packet of homework for the week

Practice using highlighted words to learn about sea turtles.

With the use of a sample glossary students are asked to answer questions using the glossary.

This is a card game to help students learn homophones. A student holding the card "hair" might ask for the word "hare" during his or her turn. The idea of the game calls for students to use the homophones in sentences so the other players know which word is needed. It is a fun way to practice homophones! You will need to print double sided or run through the copier to have the front and back. I used card stock and then ran them through the laminator before I cut them out.

Use the sample text feature shown to answer questions.

This is a quick assessment to see if students are understanding prefixes as well as the meanings of words with prefixes.

Quick and easy way to use a text feature to answer questions about sea stars.

These activities are designed to help students with phonemic awareness focusing on blends. There are several activities for students to complete. Students sort pictures based on initial s blends in one activity. For some phonics practice, students sort words with initial s blends in another activity. Finally, students choose their own s blend word and write it as well as draw a picture to go along with it. The worksheets can be used as a center, a graded activity, or even as a quiz.

This quick and easy coloring worksheet allows students to color combinations of ten by using red and purple. Students will also write number sentences to match the colored picture. Students will also arrange data on a T chart to match the colored picture. Answer key included!

Quick assessment for greater than, less than using symbols, words, and numbers. Also includes some number ordering.

This is a quick and fun way for students show knowledge of digraphs. Students cut out the pictures and glue them in the correct box on the grid. Fun and quick!

Fill in the blank, put words in ABC Order, and find the word that comes first.

Read about Tiger Sharks and use underlined font to answer questions.

Read about stingrays and use the highlighted text to answer questions.

Use a bar graph to answer questions about sharks.

This quiz uses basic facts, drawings, and fact family representations.

This game can be used with a die and any small flashcards. Great for letter recognition, sound recognition, sight words, or blending words.