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Organizing lessons and topics for this grade.Grade 2 learning path
Two-digit operations, money, length, arrays, and graphing foundations.
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Prerequisite and Diagnostic
I can show what I know about numbers, facts, equal parts, coins, and clocks so my Grade 2 learning path fits me.
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I can recall addition and subtraction facts within 20 accurately and explain a strategy when a fact is not yet automatic.
View subscription options →Develop place value, computation, problem solving, and early algebraic relationships.
Build place value, computation, equal groups, fractions, and money understanding.
Number Sense and Place Value
I can count, read, and write numbers to 1,200 by connecting hundreds, tens, and ones to standard form, expanded form, word form, and number-line locations.
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I can show a three-digit number with hundreds, tens, and ones and explain what each digit means.
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I can show a three-digit number with hundreds, tens, and ones and explain what each digit means.
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I can explain how zero holds an empty place in a number without changing the value of the other digits.
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I can compose a three-digit number with hundreds, tens, and ones and decompose it into expanded form without changing its value.
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I can generate a whole number up to 1,200 that is greater than or less than a given number and justify my choice.
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I can compare and order three-digit numbers by checking hundreds, tens, and ones from left to right.
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I can locate and estimate numbers on open number lines by using endpoints, benchmarks, halfway points, and nearby tens or hundreds to explain why my estimate is reasonable.
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I can place a whole number on an open number line and name the number shown at a marked point.
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I can skip-count by 2s, 5s, and 10s to find the total in equal groups.
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I can add two-digit numbers by adding tens, then ones, and explain how the number changes at each step.
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I can subtract two-digit numbers by removing tens, then ones, and explain how the number changes at each step.
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I can add numbers within 1,000 by combining hundreds, tens, and ones in place-value steps and explain when I need to make a new ten or a new hundred.
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I can subtract numbers within 1,000 by removing hundreds, tens, and ones in place-value steps and explain when I need to decompose a hundred or a ten.
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I can add three-digit numbers by combining hundreds, tens, and ones and regroup when a place makes 10 or more.
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I can subtract three-digit numbers by decomposing hundreds or tens when I need more units in a place.
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I can estimate sums and differences with friendly numbers and explain why the estimate is reasonable.
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I can use mental math strategies such as making a friendly number, adding or subtracting in parts, and estimating to decide whether an answer is reasonable.
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I can choose an efficient strategy for addition or subtraction and explain why it fits the numbers in the problem.
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I can decide whether a story means add or subtract, show the story with a tape diagram or counters, solve one-step and two-step problems within 100, and explain what an unknown stands for.
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I can solve one-step and two-step addition and subtraction problems, keep the steps in order, and explain how each step matches the story.
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I can model one-step and two-step word problems within 1,000, find an unknown in any position, choose the correct operation for each step, and explain why my answer is reasonable.
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I can generate and solve a problem situation that matches a given addition or subtraction number sentence within 1,000.
View subscription options →Use number relationships, parity, and unknown values to explain how equations work.
Number Sense and Place Value
I can use place value to find the number that is 10 or 100 more or less than a number up to 1,200.
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I can represent and solve addition and subtraction problems when the unknown is the start, change, or result.
View subscription options →Describe shapes and measure length, area, temperature, and time with accurate units.
Connect the term's ideas and show what you understand across several representations.
Extend learning through equal groups, fractions, geometry, measurement, data, and financial literacy.
Build place value, computation, equal groups, fractions, and money understanding.
Multiplication, Division, and Fractions Foundations
I can build equal groups, tell how many are in each group, and find the total in all.
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I can show the same total with an array, equal groups, and a skip-count sequence and explain how the representations match.
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I can use arrays to show equal groups and write the repeated addition sentence that matches the array.
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I can tell whether a situation shows equal sharing or equal grouping and explain what each group means.
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I can partition rectangles into rows and columns and explain why the small parts are equal shares of one whole rectangle.
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I can name equal parts of one whole as halves, thirds, or fourths and explain how the number of equal parts matches the name.
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I can decide whether shares are equal when different shapes are split into parts and explain why equal shares must be the same size.
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I can partition shapes into equal parts and explain why the parts are fair shares of one whole.
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I can explain that more equal parts make smaller parts and fewer equal parts make larger parts.
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I can use concrete models to count fractional parts beyond one whole and explain how many parts make one whole.
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I can determine the value of a collection of coins and explain how I counted the total.
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I can compare two money amounts made with coins and explain which amount is greater, less, or equal.
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I can solve simple money problems with coins and explain how the coin values match the story.
View subscription options →Use number relationships, parity, and unknown values to explain how equations work.
Describe shapes and measure length, area, temperature, and time with accurate units.
Geometry and Area Foundations
I can classify polygons by counting and comparing their sides and vertices and by noticing shared shape attributes.
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I can put plane figures together and take them apart to describe the parts and the whole.
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I can decompose two-dimensional shapes and identify the geometric parts that result.
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I can describe and build three-dimensional solids by using visible attributes such as faces, edges, vertices, and curved or flat surfaces.
View subscription options →Measurement, Time, and Money
I can use standard units to measure and compare lengths and explain what the ruler shows.
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I can measure and estimate the length of objects with standard units and explain why the unit matters.
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I can explain that smaller length units require more units and larger length units require fewer units for the same object.
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I can add, subtract, and compare measured lengths and explain why the answer needs a unit.
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I can use addition and subtraction to solve length situations and explain why the unit stays the same in every step.
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I can cover a rectangle with equal square units without gaps or overlaps and count the squares to find its area.
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I can read a thermometer and use the temperature to compare days and solve simple measurement questions.
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I can read and write time to five minutes on analog and digital clocks and decide whether a time is a.m. or p.m.
View subscription options →Read, create, compare, and draw conclusions from picture graphs and bar graphs.
Data Analysis and Financial Literacy
I can explain how bar length or the number of pictures represents the number of data points in a category.
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I can collect data, sort it into categories, and organize the results so they are easy to read.
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I can collect category data and organize it into a picture graph or bar graph that is easy to read.
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I can read picture graphs and bar graphs to answer compare and total questions and solve one-step problems from the data.
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I can draw a conclusion and make a reasonable prediction from information in a graph.
View subscription options →Explore saving, spending, deposits, borrowing, lending, producers, and consumers.
Data Analysis and Financial Literacy
I can calculate how regular saving accumulates into a larger amount over time.
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I can explain that saving is an alternative to spending and choose between them for a goal.
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I can distinguish between a deposit and a withdrawal and describe how each changes an account balance.
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I can identify examples of borrowing and distinguish responsible from irresponsible borrowing.
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I can identify examples of lending and compare benefits and costs when deciding whether to lend.
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I can distinguish producers from consumers and calculate the cost to produce a simple item.
View subscription options →Connect the term's ideas and show what you understand across several representations.