Our Homeschool Grade 2 Math Curriculum

• Skip counting up to 1000
• Counting up to 100
• Number Lines
• Even and Odd Numbers

We bought a poster at a bookstore showing all numbers from 1 to 100. It was very useful in showing the pattern in counting up to 100.

• Comparing numbers up to 1,000
• Putting numbers up to 1,000 in order

• One-digit addition
• Addition of two-digit numbers
• Addition of three-digit numbers
• Adding 3 or more one-digit numbers
• Adding 3 or more two-digit numbers
• Word problems
• Properties of Addition

• One-digit subtraction
• Subtraction of two-digit numbers
• Subtraction of three-digit numbers
• Word problems
• Properties of Addition

• Place value models up to thousands
• Regrouping tens and ones
• Expanding numbers to different place values

Regrouping can be a challenging concept to grasp.

Counting blocks and counting beads are great tools in understanding place values. Read our tools for teaching Math.

• Estimate to the nearest ten
• Rounding numbers to the nearest ten, hundred or thousand
• Estimate sums

• Coin values
• Counting money up to 10 pesos
• Add and subtract money up to 10 pesos
• Purchases – Do you have enough money? up to 10 pesos
• Making change

Check out our Philippine Money Worksheets.

Try using real money in the real world. We ask Gab to count the money before paying in the cashier and counting the change as well.

• Match analogue clocks and time
• Match digital clocks and time
• Read clocks and write time
• Time Words – o’clock, half, quarter
• Time Patterns
• Read a calendar

Try to find a clock that has labels for the minutes as well.

Regularly ask the child to read time with analogue clocks.

• Interpret and create bar graphs
• Interpret and create line graphs
• Interpret and create pictograms
• Venn Diagram with 2 circles
• Venn Diagram with 3 circles

Show real graphs used in the real world like weather reports and stock markets.

Create your own graphs using real objects like toys, fruits, and clothes.

• Two-dimensional (2D) shapes
• Counting and comparing sides and vertices for 2D shapes
• Three-dimensional (3D) shapes
• Count vertices, edges and faces for 3D shapes
• Area

Use real life examples to help visualize 3D shapes. Show a box for cubes or retangular prisms. Candy containers for cylinders or pyramids.

Make paper models of 3D Shapes.

• Compare size, mass and capacity
• Read a thermometer
• Measure using a ruler
• Compare and convert metric units of volume
• Compare and convert metric units of mass
• Choose the appropriate measuring tool

• Halves, thirds and quarters
• Identifying fractions
• Ordering Unit fractions
• Ordering fractions with the same denominator
• Add and subtract fractions with the same denominator

• More, less, and equally likely
• Certain, probable, unlikely and impossible

• Relate addition and multiplication
• Multiplicaton tables from 1 to 10
• Multiplication Word Problems

We started learning multiplication as repeated addition. Adding several times doesn’t feel intimidating as memorizing multiplication facts.

Using a clock, we learned multiplication facts for x5, x0, x1, x2, and x10. Learn more about this multiplication tip.

• Relate multiplication and division
• Division with 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10
• Division word problems