SecondGradeHomemade

These can be used after reading"How Full is Your Bucket." Students can write how they will fill buckets after reading this. I am using them for a big bucket bulletin board but you can also use it to make mini ones. The drop says " I can fill someone's bucket by" and then the student writes how he/she will fill it.

Use Cheerios or other oat cereal to glue on to represent the molecules in solids, liquids, and gases.

two digit addition with and without regrouping. two steps.

Practice adding and subtracting money with this real world activity! Set a budget for your students. Have students pick a meal from a menu and add up the total. To extend learning have the students find out how much money they have left in their budget to spend. This can be used as a center or a whole group activity Included: Directions Recording form Menu if you choose

A fun and interactive way for students to work through word problems. Students will have an addition or subtraction word problem. 5 each. They will need to move the fish to the bowl or out of the bowl depending on the word problem. Then they will need to fill in the number sentence to solve. This is a great activity for students to have visuals and manipulatives virtually. My students love this!

Laminate the Halloween Cards and cut out. Have students pick a card, count the objects, and then cross out the number in the ghosts. This is a great activity to get students to work on number sense, identifying numbers, and counting

Freeze one balloon, fill one with water, fill one with air. Have student describe the balloon, predict if it is a solid, liquid, or gas and then write what it actually was. This gets the students to use what they know about the properties of the states of matter.

This worksheet is for making change but in the cents only. Not for the dollar. This worksheet gives you an item that was purchased. The students have to determine how much was paid and how much change. Great for homework!

Do you have a student who is working on identifying numbers and putting them in order? This google slide is perfect for them to practice putting numbers in the correct order. This is broken up in to two slide 1-10 and 11-20 Students drag the numbers to put in the correct order

Help students practice with their long and short e sounds.

This Journal has: A list of key words A flip chart A word Sort A color the word sort Practice Word Problems Great for teaching the key words in word problems.

Students circle if the statement is a fact or an opinion. Then they will write their own at the bottom. Great for Homework!

Includes: Practice writing the names of the community helper Matching the name to the community helper Matching the uniforms

Students can use this to identify which unit would be best to use when measuring certain objects.

Students can circle the materials used by the community helper.

Students will be able to use this organizer to find the Supporting Details of each Main Idea in the book: Schools Around the World from Journeys. *This is not affiliated with the Journeys series.* I created this worksheet for my students to help them as they read the story.

The students will be able to identify the types of syllables the words are in this fun spring worksheet!

This worksheet is a great building worksheet all in one! You can use it just to practice telling one time and then expand to elapsed time! Give students two times. The students draw the times and then determine how much time passed. Or you can use it to practice drawing time. This worksheet is perfect to use for many different time lessons! I put my worksheet in a plastic sleeve and use a white board marker. You can do that, laminate it, or just give it our as an exit ticket. Options are endle

These tags are great to notify parents what is going on and let students know what needs to be completed. Just clip them to the activity or to the homework book!

Have your students fill this survey out at the beginning of the year to help you create lessons that benefit every student!