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  Centimeter Graph Paper

  No math class is complete without centimeter graph paper!
  This sheet of centimeter graph paper is ready to be filled…

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  Isometric Dot Paper

  A math class must-have!
  Use this ready-to-use sheet of isometric dot paper with students for various mathematical…

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  Curved & Straight Lines

  Try a math activity that focuses on your students understanding the different shapes in geometry. Your students will…

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  Use Logical Reasoning (Gr. 2)

  Your second grade students can use the clues to determine the correct item. This activity will help your students…

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  Pattern Blocks

  Use this printable sheet of unlabeled pattern blocks and geometric shapes with your students. You can incorporate these…

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  Quarter-inch Graph Paper

  Sheet of quarter-inch graph paper.

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  Shapes: Patterns in Geometry (Gr. 2)

  Use this worksheet to help students identify and complete shape patterns. This sheet can be used as is or adapted to fit…

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  Gardening Area

  Students must plot vegetables in a garden according to space required.

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  Garden Tool Shapes

  Try a math activity that focuses on matching shapes.

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  Same Shape and Size (Grade 2)

  In this math worksheet, students compare size and shape and circle the matching figure.

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  Shapes, Lines and Patterns

  Explore an activity that builds skills in identifying shapes.

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  Attribute Shapes

  Use attributes to explore grouping like and unlike attributes with your students. This sheet can be adapted to meet the…

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  Drawing 2-Dimensional Shapes

  Students draw each 2-dimensional shape named in this worksheet.

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  Geometric Figures

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  Square Dot Paper

  Use this ready -to-use sheet of square dot paper with your students in a variety of activites and lessons. This is a…

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  Fraction Model, Grades 1-5

  This printable sheet illustrates fractions of geometric shapes and can be used in a variety of lessons and activities…

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  Extending Geometric Patterns

  Give students practice recognizing patterns with this worksheet. Students use the information provided to determine the…

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  Shapes and Addition

  Students will practice using shapes and basic addition facts.

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  Liters (Gr. 2)

  In this activity, your students are given a series of problems involving the concept of liters. The visual…

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  Explore Building Arrays (Gr. 2)

  Students explore arrays as a means of solving multiplication problems. The arrays covered in this worksheet include a…

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  Solids

  A printable sheet of labeled solid geometric shapes.

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  Lines of Symmetry (Grade 2)

  In this geometry worksheet, students use mirrors to determine if the dotted lines show a line of symmetry in each shape.

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  Square Corners III

  Use this geometry worksheet to help students understand angles. Students determine whether the corners shown are greater…

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  Sign Language

  Students are asked to match various road signs to the correct corresponding geometric shape.

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  Comparing Objects

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  Shape Riddles

  Students are asked to solve geometric riddles using word clues. This worksheet also practices drawing 2-dimensional…

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Second Grade (Grade 2) Geometry and Measurement Questions for Tests and Worksheets

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The Sun rises today at the time shown on the clock.

What time does the Sun rise?

1. 5:25 p. m.

2. 5:25 a.m.

John has the coins shown.

His brother then gives him 1 dime. How much total money does John now have?

1. 82 cents

2. 67 cents

3. 62 cents

4. 57 cents

What time is shown on the clock?

1. 5 minutes to 1

2. 5 minutes after 1

3. 5 minutes after 12

4. 5 minutes before 12

What is the amount of money shown?

1. $0. 89

2. $0.90

3. $0.88

4. $0.91

Use the clock to fill-in the blanks.

The time is        9:45       .

In 30 minutes the time will be         10:15        .

One hour ago the time was        8:45       .

In one-quarter hour the time will be         10:00        .

Which best names the shape?

1. Octagon

2. Parallelogram

3. Pentagon

4. Hexagon

A soda costs $0. 86. Darren pays with a $1 bill. Which set of coins should he get in change?

1. 2 dimes

2. 1 dime, 1 nickel

3. 1 dime, 1 nickel, 4 pennies

4. 1 dime, 4 pennies

Kay bought a sandwich for $2.45. She paid for it with three $1 bills. Which set of coins should she get in change?

1. 2 quarters, 1 nickel

2. 4 dimes, 1 nickel

3. 2 quarters, 4 nickels

4. 2 quarters, 1 dime

How many corners does a circle have?

1. 12

2. 2

3. 1

4. 0

When does the Sun come out?

1. a. m.

2. p.m.

How many flat surfaces does the cylinder have?

1. 1

2. 2

3. 0

4. 4

Count the coin values displayed below and choose the correct total.

1. 12 cents

2. 17 cents

3. 25 cents

4. 27 cents

How much money is pictured?

1. 77 cents

2. 85 cents

3. 75 cents

4. 1 dollar

The time on the clock is        3:45       .

How much money is shown?

1. $0.20

2. $0.25

3. $0.30

4. $0.35

Make a reasonable estimate of the length of a new pencil.

1. 5 cm

2. 20 cm

3. 50 cm

4. 1 cm

When does the Sun set?

1. a. m.

2. p.m.

How much money is pictured?

1. 23 cents

2. 32 cents

3. 42 cents

4. 24 cents

If you have 5 dollars, 4 dimes and 2 pennies, how much money do you have?

1. $5. 23

2. $5.42

3. $5.10

4. $6.40

Which is the best estimate for the length of a pencil?

1. 12 meters

2. 12 tons

3. 12 kilometers

4. 12 centimeters

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Lesson for grade 2 on the topic: «Journey to the world of geometry»

1. Author of the material: Baranova Irina Vladimirovna

2. Place of work: MOU «Mogoytuy secondary school No. 1», Mogoytuy village, Aginsky Autonomous Okrug region

3. Position: primary school teacher

2nd grade

Subject: Journey into the world of geometry

Purpose: to promote the creation of conditions for expanding and clarifying the knowledge of students with the basics of geometry, using their knowledge, skills and abilities.

Tasks: 1) generalize children’s knowledge of geometric shapes, improve practical skills and abilities in constructing and identifying geometric shapes;

2) develop observation, spatial representations and logical thinking; expand the horizons of children;

3) promote the development of cognitive interest in mathematics.

Equipment: projector, interactive whiteboard, task cards, signal cards, envelopes with sets of geometric shapes, sheets of white paper, scissors, glue, wire and plasticine.

The course of the lesson:

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1. Introductory — Motivation stage	1. 1. 1. Class organization . I’m glad to meet you, friends, And I think we met for a reason! Today we will learn not only to solve, But also to explore, compare and observe! 2 . Communication of the purpose and lesson plan. A) We are already studying in the 3rd grade and we know a lot, or maybe a little. Do you want to know even more? So today we are going on a trip. But to send, we need to choose a magic phrase. B) We are going to an unknown, unusual mathematical country. There will be many obstacles on our way. If we successfully overcome them, we will find out the name of this country and the country where it originated. After overcoming obstacles, one letter will appear, which will help us at the end of the lesson. If you want to travel with me, then go ahead, to new knowledge. So that you are not afraid of anything , you will have helpers: you can use cards to ask for help from guests or a teacher. C) We have a map of this country in front of us. Try to guess or name the name of this unusual country.	teacher reading a rhyme 1 slide We already know everything. Do we already know a lot? We can learn a lot more! cards — assistants (demonstration) 2 slide children’s answers
2. Operational and content stage	1. Students of the 3rd grade went to this country before us. They went on a submarine on mathematical material. But their boat got into an underwater cave and can’t get out. Let’s help the guys, they also really want to learn new knowledge. Look carefully at the slide and help find a way out of the underwater cave. Find a match between the boat and the cave. 2. But you and I can go on another, fantastic transport. After all, in the future you can become designers. Each group has an envelope with figures. Each group comes up with a transport written on the envelope: 1st group — round-flyer 2nd group — long-term 3rd group — triangle-plane 4th group — quad-car 3. Each inhabitant of an unusual country has a magic chest in which he keeps many interesting objects. I have one such chest. What is there: — rope — ruler — watch — chocolate bar. Everything in the world looks like something. What do the items in my chest look like? Find a match and number the figures according to the item numbers. PHYSICAL MINUTE 4. In the country where we are traveling, there are unusual names of streets, cities, lakes, rivers. Do you know these names? Do you want to know? 1. City of Lines. 2. Polygon Lake. 3. Sea of ​​Triangles. 4. Shaped stream. For the further way you will perform separate tasks. You need to choose them yourself: lines: draw a straight line, put a point on it and find out how many straight lines can be drawn through this point; — polygons: according to the description, build a figure from improvised material (wire, plasticine, paper): a) i is a polygon with 4 sides and all of them are equal b) i is a polygon with 4 sides , but without right angles c) i is a polygon whose opposite sides are triangles: given a triangle, draw 2 segments in it so that it turns out 1 quadrangle and only 4 triangles. shaped stream : color the shape that fell out of the puzzle. 5. Our journey is coming to an end. There is one more hurdle left. Residents of a country unfamiliar to us cannot live without numbers. Overcome the last obstacle and find out the name of the country where we traveled. ? 4 + 6 = 7? 2 ? + 3 = ? 2 34 — ? = ? 0 ? 7+1? = 30 Find the escaped digits from the records.	3rd slide: — drawing of a boat and the shape of caves analysis of the figure of a boat, what do we know about these figures letter «G» after production — presentation to other groups letter «I» — demonstration of the chest -4 slide: depicting various geometric shapes; children find a match between an object and a geometric figure — the letter «M» 5 slide with names — children choose their travel path and complete tasks in groups on cards — use self-test cards for verification and number 3 6 slide oral work of children — collectively
3. Reflectively — evaluation stage	0017 1. And so our journey ended. What is the country in which we traveled today? Read what country we visited. 2. The science of geometry appeared in the state of Egypt. Let’s make a short video trip there. 3. I really enjoyed our trip, how about you? I suggest that you find information about the science of geometry for the future lesson and tell the whole class. In memory of today’s journey and for your good work, I dedicate each of you to young mathematicians and thank you for the lesson.	— decoding of the word geometry ( geometry) 7 slide — video demonstration

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DAILY IN EACH LESSON substantive disciplines needed:

• Pencil case where should be:

— 2 blue pens
— 2 simple HB pencils
— 1 pen with red paste
— 1 pen with green paste
— ruler 15-16 cm
— 2 erasers
— sharpener with container for chips
— felt-tip pens
— well sharpened colored pencils in 6 basic colors

The contents of the pencil case are checked by parents weekly.