Counting and Comparing Essential Activities for Grade 2
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Learning to count is usually a kid’s first introduction to mathematics. It paves the pathway for more mathematical activities and helps in the toddler’s brain development. Learning counting for toddlers and kids is a very important activity. It is not always necessary to teach numbers with the use of worksheets or writing. There are several counting games, abacus instruments, educational videos and math songs for kids. In preschool or as a toddler, kids start counting by ones and by second grade they are skip counting and counting to thousands. The best strategy to learn to count for toddlers is to tell them to count anything and everything.
This dynamic PDF worksheet will have your children working with the animals of the rain forest in a really fun and engaging way. It will also teach them about the biodiversity of the rain forest over a period of time as they compare the numbers of animals before 1960 and after 2017. They'll be able to look at the effects of area biodiversity while they strengthen their number sense and reasoning. It's a social science and math lesson in one!
Help your students work on number sense and reasoning while they also learn about biodiversity in the rainforest with this colorful PDF worksheet. They'll combine an eco-friendly science lesson with math practice as they compare the numbers of plants found in different areas of the rainforest and compare and contrast those numbers with available answer choices to make the number comparisons true.
The more we're able to identify number patterns and sequences, the easier we're able to do math computation quickly and efficiently. This brightly colored downloadable worksheet will have your children helping the bees get to the missing number boxes of flowers that need pollinating. They won't even know they're strengthening their number sense and using advanced number line skills!
Being able to 'make a ten' and then skip count is an important part of the process of efficiently and accurately doing math computations. Your students will love that this free PDF worksheet takes them through various types of communities (urban, suburban and rural) and they'll also be practicing their skip-counting skills to help increase their speed and accuracy when computing. It's a social studies and math sheet in one!