2nd Grade Math Review
Join my son and I for summer math review supplied by his school. This is week two. We normally do one week in one sitting just to make it easier to do it in one fell swoop. How do you like to do it? Can you remember to do one problem a day? We can’t!
p.s. Here is week one. Here are math workbooks if you prefer that or math apps.
Monday, June 25
Jay has 2 fewer apples than Ken. Ken has 8 apples. How many apples does Jay have?
Tuesday, June 26
How many nickels do you need to make 40¢? How many dimes do you need to make $1.40?
Wednesday, June 27
I’m thinking of a number between 104 and 115. What numbers could it be?
Thursday, June 28
Practice telling time. Play Stop the Clock on your computer here.
Friday, June 29
Make a July calendar. Write a list of odd numbers from the calendar. (We may just recite the odd numbers from 1 to 31 instead. It’s faster.)
Saturday, June 30
In how many days is the first day of school? How many weeks is that? (We might use Google calendar since we didn’t make a calendar.)
Sunday, July 1
Would you rather have a penny a day for the month of July or a nickel a day for a week? How much would you have for each?
Going into 2nd Grade Daily Math Problems: Week 1
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Going into 2nd Grade Daily Math Problems: Week 11
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hey! I want that nickel a day! 😀
these are great. the girls and i use to do variations of this question on our walks to school when they were in 1st and 2nd grade. it really helps to teach them to add in their heads on the fly.
Hi Vanita,
I like how you get them to add on the fly as mental math. It’s probably helped your girls to become so great at math and science!
These questions are really important especially when you are testing the intelligence and if the students have learned their lessons..
Hi Meygan,
I’m glad you are doing summer math with your kids as well! It doesn’t have to be painful! One problem a day or even 7 a day (but not every day) seems to fairly quick and painless for my son.
Please keep sharing these they are perfect for my daughter!
Hi Ann,
Yes, promise to do the entire summer’s worth! For rising 2nd grade but frankly it’s fine for one year up and down.
Wow – do you have any similar ones for kids entering 4th grade?! I love that your school does this!
Hi Kelly,
Here are the summer math games my elementary school recommends for the other grades: http://www2.newton.k12.ma.us/~robin_moriarty/FOV1-0003DFFD/
Only rising 2nd grade has a daily math problems. These games are great though!
Hi Kelly,
My school only seems to have daily summer math for rising 2nd grade but here’s the link for summer math games for all the other grades. The games are great too! Also, the websites listed for rising 2nd grade also tend to have math problems for all the other grades.
http://www2.newton.k12.ma.us/~robin_moriarty/FOV1-0003DFFD/
Thank you! We will take a look at these!
Hi Kelly,
I am posting weekly on the problems and one of the posts lists all these great sites that also have other grades of math problems. The math books too, are for most grades in elementary school. Those books will be on another post for the weekly math problems for rising 2nd grade.
Thank you! I loved the Math Line game — played it myself at work just now and found it strangely addictive! We’ll be working on these tonight! Thank you so much!
Hi Mandee,
Thanks so much for stopping by. The Bloggy Moms get to know other bloggers is great. I will stop by your blog as well! Thanks again!
Hi Kelly,
My school has some great math sites for kids that are free and fun. I don’t think I’ve ever played the Math Line game. I do find all those math games strangely addicting too. Guess that why my son is so hard to tear of the screens (where the games are not even educational!). Let me know what your child thinks. I have other math apps and online free math games if you need them. Oh, and picture books with math concepts and mathy board games … all coming up on this series of posts.