SecondGradeSeconds

This sort features addition strategies: adding zero, counting-on, doubles, doubles plus one, and make a ten.

This number of the day practice sheet addresses 2nd grade Common Core Standards. It can be used any way you see fit, but in my classroom students have these in a clear page protector that they write on daily with dry erase markers. Students write the number in digits, words, circle if it is even or odd, place value, expanded form, draw base ten block representations, round the number to the nearest ten,and practice mental math.

This is a memory matching game. Each sum features two matching cards (example 12+3 and 10+5). Print on cardstock or construction paper and laminate for durability. Students play memory to match problems with equal sums 1-20.

This practice sheet focuses on zero the hero (adding zero), doubles, doubles plus one, counting-on, and making a ten. Students will identify the strategy they used to solve and solve each equation.