2nd Grade Worksheets and Activities | Page 3

This days of the week worksheet focuses on ordering the days and the concepts of 'yesterday' and 'tomorrow.' Worksheet instructions: Fill in the table below with the correct day of the week in each row.

Worksheet instructions: What day comes next? Write the correct day in the space provided.

The perfect way to help students remember the order of the days of the week! This worksheet uses images to make memorizing the order much easier. Worksheet instructions: Write the days of the week in the correct order.

This worksheet helps students practice reading, tracing and writing the days of the week. Worksheet instructions: In each row, read the day of the week aloud, trace it, and then write it again in the provided space.

This order of operations worksheet focuses on addition, subtraction and multiplication (without parentheses). Each equation has 4 terms. Remember, multiplication must be done before addition or subtraction. Worksheet instructions: Find the answer to each question below.

In this division worksheet, students practice dividing numbers up to 100 by 8 or 9. Worksheet instructions: Find the quotient for each division problem.

In this division worksheet, students practice dividing numbers up to 100 by 6 or 7. Worksheet instructions: Find the quotient for each division problem.

In this division worksheet, students practice dividing numbers up to 50 by 4 or 5. Worksheet instructions: Find the quotient for each division problem.

In this worksheet, students practice dividing numbers up to 30 by 2 or 3. Worksheet instructions: Find the quotient for each division problem.

In this division worksheet, students practice dividing numbers up to 30 by 2 or 3. Worksheet instructions: Find the quotient for each division problem.

This subtraction worksheet focuses on subtracting 3-digit numbers in columns (regrouping required). Worksheet instructions: Find the difference for each subtraction problem below. Be sure to line up the digits correctly and subtract carefully.

This subtraction worksheet focuses on subtracting 3-digit numbers in columns (regrouping may be required). Worksheet instructions: Find the difference for each subtraction problem below. Be sure to line up the digits correctly and subtract carefully.

In this worksheet, all products are less than 25, making the math a bit more simple so students can focus on key concepts. Worksheet instructions: Read each problem carefully, then write your answers in the space provided.

In this word problems worksheet, all products are less than 25, making the math a bit more simple so students can focus on key concepts. Worksheet instructions: Read each problem carefully, then write your answers in the space provided.

Shapes are congruent if they have the same shape and size. In this worksheet, students need to identify the congruent shapes.

Students are given a digital time (like 10:00) and asked to draw the hands on an analog clock (whole hours only). Worksheet instructions: Write the correct time below each clock.

In this worksheet, students are given a digital time (like 10:00) and asked to draw the hands on an analog clock (whole hours only). Worksheet instructions: Write the correct time below each clock.

In this telling time worksheet, students are shown an analog clock and are need to write the correct time - whole hours only (4 o'clock, 6 o'clock, etc). Worksheet instructions: Write the correct time under each clock.

In this measurement worksheet, students compare the weights of two objects using a balance scale. Learning how balance scales work helps students understand how to measure weight in units like grams or pounds. Worksheet instructions: Determine which object is heavier or lighter based on the balance scale. Circle the correct answer. Note that the questions at page bottom are challenging, requiring inferences (A is heavier than B, B is heavier than C, so A is heavier than C).

In this word problems worksheet, students are given scenarios in which they are asked to count the coins and answer questions like who has more or less money. Worksheet instructions: Read each problem carefully, then write your answers in the space provided.

This money word problems worksheet helps students practice counting coins. Students are given scenarios in which they are asked to count the coins and answer questions like who has more or less money. Worksheet instructions: Read each problem carefully, then write your answers in the space provided.

Students switch between drawing tally marks and writing numbers. It's an excellent first step to using tallies for counting and gathering data! Worksheet instructions: Count the tally marks in each row and write the correct number.

In this worksheet, students need to draw basic shapes (without an example). Worksheet instructions: Draw the correct shape inside each box.

A pie chart is a graph that displays data in a circle, where each slice represents a different group. In this worksheet, students create a pie chart that matches the items to their slices. Worksheet instructions: How many different colors of fruit are there? Color one slice for each fruit using the correct color.

A pie chart is a graph that displays information in a circle, where each slice represents a different group. In this worksheet, students create a pie chart that matches the items to their slices. Worksheet instructions: How many different colors of fruit are there? Color one slice for each fruit using the correct color.