The Transformative Teacher

These math worksheets follow a general pacing guide for 2nd grade, but could be used for lower level learners in intermediate grades or used as enrichment for younger primary students. You can also display them on the SmartBoard if you don’t want to waste paper, and have them write their answer in a math journal. Do whatever works best for you! All problems are aligned to 2nd grade Common Core Standards!

Use this mini-lesson to accompany your teaching of how to find the unknown number in an equation. This mini-lesson includes a exit slip/form using Google Drive. Included is a paper copy of the quiz, as well as an answer sheet.

Copy flashcards in either color or B/W onto card stock. Have students cut on the dotted lines, put into Ziploc bags, and send home for them to continue practicing their facts to 20 during the winter break! Or keep them for future use in the classroom! Graphics by: www.mycutegraphics.com Enjoy and thank you for downloading!!!

This packet is to get teachers prepared for the upcoming holiday! Included: *Parent letter for class party *Blank Class List *Conversation Heart graphing worksheet *Somebody Loves You, Mr. Hatch comprehension guide *Blank Valentine's Day letters for student use Thank you to www.mycutegraphics.com, Creative Clip Arts, the 3am teacher, Marcelline Attard, and Lindy du Pleazis for your brilliant and creative backgrounds, clip art, and borders! Check them out!

These worksheets will be great fillers for those last few days before break! ABC order, two-digit addition, and idea web!

Here are some quick and easy addition and subtraction practice sheets that can be used during those days off in the spring OR as a quick assessment! Enjoy!! graphics by: www.mycutegraphics.com

Simple addition facts with color by answer.

This is the first time I've made a math worksheet, so I hope you all enjoy it! Simple addition facts with a color code answer key! Graphics: www.mycutegraphics.com

This activity has students choose a time in the day, draw the minute and hour hands onto a clock, and then write what the child does at that time of the day.