Skill Practice

Second Grade Skills

Grade	Topic Id	Skill Description
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Recognize numbers that are divisible by 2.
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Recognize numbers that are not divisible by 2.
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Practice counting numbers by increments of 2 starting from 0.
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Group objects into pairs to visually understand even and odd.
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Use a number line to identify even and odd numbers up to 20.
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Write out a list of even numbers within a given range.
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Write out a list of odd numbers within a given range.
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Recognize and create patterns using even numbers.
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Recognize and create patterns using odd numbers.
2	Even And Odd Numbers	Differentiate between even and odd numbers when mixed together.
2	Place Value Understanding	Understand and identify the hundreds place in a three-digit number.
2	Place Value Understanding	Understand and identify the tens place in a three-digit number.
2	Place Value Understanding	Understand and identify the ones place in a three-digit number.
2	Place Value Understanding	Write three-digit numbers accurately from dictation or prompts.
2	Place Value Understanding	Break down three-digit numbers into hundreds, tens, and ones.
2	Place Value Understanding	Combine hundreds, tens, and ones to form a three-digit number.
2	Place Value Understanding	Use place value understanding to compare three-digit numbers.
2	Place Value Understanding	Arrange three-digit numbers in ascending or descending order based on place value.
2	Place Value Understanding	Express three-digit numbers in expanded form (e.g., 234 = 200 + 30 + 4).
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to add two numbers where both numbers are 5 or less.
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to subtract two numbers where the minuend and subtrahend are 5 or less.
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to add two numbers where both numbers are 10 or less.
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to subtract two numbers where the minuend and subtrahend are 10 or less.
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to add numbers where the sum is just above 10, such as 8 + 5.
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to subtract numbers where the difference crosses 10, such as 13 - 7.
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to fluently add doubled numbers, such as 6 + 6.
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to fluently subtract using double facts, such as 12 - 6.
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to use the 'making ten' strategy to simplify addition, such as breaking down 9 + 7 into (9 + 1) + 6.
2	Addition And Subtraction Within 20	Students should be able to use known addition and subtraction facts to derive relationships within 20, such as knowing 8 + 7 helps solve 15 - 8.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Understand the value of tens and ones in a two-digit number.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Represent numbers using tens and ones.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Compare two-digit numbers based on the value of tens and ones.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Count within 100 by tens.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Add two-digit numbers using place value strategies.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Add multiples of 10 to two-digit numbers.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Subtract two-digit numbers using place value strategies.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Subtract multiples of 10 from two-digit numbers.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Understand and use regrouping in addition within 100.
2	Use Of Place Value To Add And Subtract	Understand and use regrouping in subtraction within 100.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Learn what measurement means and its importance in everyday life.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Recognize objects that can be used as non-standard units of measurement, such as paper clips or blocks.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Choose an appropriate non-standard unit to measure an object.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Make an educated guess about the length of an object using a chosen non-standard unit.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Place non-standard units end-to-end without gaps or overlaps to measure an object.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Use a non-standard unit to measure the length of an object by counting the units.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Write down the measured length of an object using the chosen non-standard units.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Compare the lengths of two objects by their measurements using non-standard units.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Explain how two objects are different in length based on their non-standard measurement.
2	Introduction To Measurement Tools	Use proper terminology to describe measurement concepts, such as 'longer,' 'shorter,' and 'same length'.
2	Estimation And Comparison Of Length	Recognize and understand common units of length, such as inches, feet, centimeters, and meters.
2	Estimation And Comparison Of Length	Learn to use rulers and measuring tapes to measure length accurately.
2	Estimation And Comparison Of Length	Practice estimating the length of familiar objects and compare estimates to actual measurements.
2	Estimation And Comparison Of Length	Compare the lengths of two objects directly by placing them side by side.
2	Estimation And Comparison Of Length	Use terms like longer, shorter, and equal to compare lengths of objects.
2	Estimation And Comparison Of Length	Estimate the length of an object using a specified unit, such as measuring with a paper clip or a block.
2	Estimation And Comparison Of Length	Compare length estimates with actual measurements to check for accuracy and make adjustments.
2	Estimation And Comparison Of Length	Practice adding lengths of multiple objects to find a total length.
2	Estimation And Comparison Of Length	Practice subtracting the length of one object from another to find the difference.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Identify circles in various contexts.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Identify squares in various contexts.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Identify triangles in various contexts.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Recognize rectangles in various contexts.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Draw circles, squares, triangles, and rectangles.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Count the number of sides on shapes.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Count the number of vertices on shapes.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Describe shapes based on their attributes, like number of sides and vertices.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Compare different shapes by their attributes.
2	Basic Shapes And Their Attributes	Combine basic shapes to create new shapes or figures.
2	Partition Shapes	Identify and recognize halves in circles and rectangles.
2	Partition Shapes	Divide circles and rectangles into two equal parts.
2	Partition Shapes	Identify and recognize thirds in circles and rectangles.
2	Partition Shapes	Divide circles and rectangles into three equal parts.
2	Partition Shapes	Identify and recognize quarters in circles and rectangles.
2	Partition Shapes	Divide circles and rectangles into four equal parts.
2	Partition Shapes	Name partitioned shares as halves, thirds, or quarters.
2	Partition Shapes	Understand terms like 'half,' 'third,' and 'quarter'.
2	Partition Shapes	Compare the size of halves, thirds, and quarters visually.
2	Partition Shapes	Apply fractions in real-world contexts, like sharing.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Recognize and understand different types of data.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Accurately count objects in a collection.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Group objects based on common attributes.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Use tally marks to record data.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Understand the basic components of a bar graph.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Construct a bar graph using collected data.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Understand the basic components of a pictograph.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Construct a pictograph using collected data.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Interpret information presented in bar graphs and pictographs.
2	Introduction To Data Representation	Compare and contrast data presented in different graphs.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Recognize and name different coins like pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Recognize and name different bills such as $1, $5, $10.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Understand the value of individual coins.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Understand the value of individual bills.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Add up different combinations of coins to find their total value.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Add up different combinations of bills to find their total value.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Add combinations of both coins and bills together to find their total value.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Recognize and understand the symbols $ and ¢.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Practice making simple purchases and giving exact amounts.
2	Money And Financial Literacy	Subtract amounts to make change for purchases.