CONTENT TYPE
SUBJECT
- Number Sense (79)
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Counting
(1)
- Compare Numbers (15)
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Order Numbers
(2)
- Skip Counting (35)
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Even And Odd Numbers
(3)
- Place Value (21)
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Addition
(185)
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Addition Properties
(6)
- Addition Strategies (51)
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Compose And Decompose Numbers
(18)
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Add Using A Number Line
(7)
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Count On To Add
(5)
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Doubles And Near Doubles Addition Strategy
(16)
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Make 10 Strategy
(3)
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Add Three Whole Numbers
(14)
- 2-Digit Addition (44)
- 3-Digit Addition (64)
- Subtraction (105)
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Subtract With Pictures
(6)
- Subtraction Strategies (14)
- 2-Digit Subtraction (27)
- 3-Digit Subtraction (46)
- Multiplication (25)
- Multiplication Strategies (19)
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Multiplication With Equal Groups
(8)
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Multiplication With Arrays
(9)
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Repeated Addition To Multiply
(5)
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Times Tables
(6)
- Geometry (28)
- Data Handling (33)
- Measurement (25)
- Time (31)
- Money (42)
- Algebra (17)
- Word Problems (33)
Addition Properties Skills
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Associative Property Of AdditionComplete the Equivalent Fact
Apply your knowledge of addition to complete the equivalent fact.
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Associative Property Of AdditionIdentify the Related Fact
Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to identify related facts.
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Commutative Property Of AdditionIdentify Turn Around Facts
Add more arrows to your child’s math quiver by identifying turn around facts.
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Commutative Property Of AdditionAdd using Turn Around Facts
Have your own math-themed party by learning how to add using turn around facts.
Addition Strategies Skills
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Add Using A Number LineCount On on a Number Line
Dive deep into the world of addition with our 'Count On on a Number Line' game.
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Count On To AddAdd using Count On Strategy
Have your own math-themed party by learning how to add using the 'count on' strategy.
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Compose And Decompose NumbersComposing Teen Numbers
Let your child see the world through math-colored shades with our composing 'teen' numbers game!
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Add With 10Add Numbers to 10
Dive deep into the world of addition with our 'Add Numbers to 10' game.
Add Three Whole Numbers Skills
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Add Three Whole NumbersCreate Doubles to Add
Take the first step towards building your math castle by creating doubles to add.
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Add Three Whole NumbersAdd Numbers by Making 10
Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by exploring how to add numbers by making 10.
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Add Three Whole NumbersMake 10 to Add
Kids must make 10 to add.
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Add Three Whole NumbersMake Use of Doubles to Add
Enter the madness of math-multiverse by exploring how to use doubles to add.
2-Digit Addition Skills
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2-Digit Addition With RegroupingComplete Addition Sentences Using Place Value
Have your own math-themed party by learning how to complete addition sentences using place values.
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2-Digit Addition Without RegroupingAdd Multiples of 10 using Visuals
Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to add multiples of 10 using visuals.
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2-Digit Addition Without RegroupingIdentify the Sum of Multiples of 10
Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by learning to identify the sum of multiples of 10.
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2-Digit Addition With RegroupingAddition By Regrouping
Take the pressure off by simplifying addition with our interactive 'Addition By Regrouping' game.
3-Digit Addition Skills
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3-Digit Addition With RegroupingAdd by Regrouping Ones
Unearth the wisdom of mathematics by learning how to add by regrouping ones.
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3-Digit Addition Without RegroupingAdd Multiples of 100 Using Base-10 Blocks
Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to add multiples of 100 using base-10 blocks.
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3-Digit Addition Without RegroupingAdd Multiples of 100 in Unit Form
Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by exploring how to add multiples of 100 in unit form.
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3-Digit Addition With RegroupingUse Place Value to Add by Regrouping Ones
Have your own math-themed party by learning how to use place values to add by regrouping ones.
All Addition Skills
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Add With PicturesAdd Doubles using Models
Enter the madness of math-multiverse by exploring how to add doubles using models.
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Addition PropertiesFind 10 More and 10 Less than a Multiple of Ten
Kids must find 10 more and 10 less than a multiple of ten to practice addition.
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Addition StrategiesMissing Number in Addition Sentence
Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by finding the missing number in addition sentences.
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2-Digit AdditionWord Problems to Add Tens to a 2-digit number
Make math learning fun by solving word problems to add tens to a 2-digit number.
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3-Digit AdditionCount Forward by 10s
Take the first step towards building your math castle by practicing how to count forward by 10s.
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Add With PicturesMake Doubles using Model
Let your child see the world through math-colored shades with our 'make doubles using models' game!
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Addition PropertiesIdentify 10 More and 10 Less
Use your addition skills to identify 10 More and 10 Less.
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2-Digit AdditionSolve Word Problems on Add to Scenarios
Ask your little one to solve word problems on "Add to" scenarios to play this game.
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3-Digit AdditionSolve Word Problems with Add to Scenarios
Shine bright in the math world by learning how to solve word problems with "Add to" scenarios.
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Add With PicturesAdd 3 Numbers Using Groups of Objects
Have your own math-themed party by learning how to add 3 numbers using groups of objects.
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Addition StrategiesCompose Ten and Ones to Make a Number
Use your addition skills to compose ten and ones to make a number.
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2-Digit AdditionSolve Word Problems on Put together Scenarios
Practice the superpower of addition by learning to solve word problems on "Put together" scenarios.
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3-Digit AdditionSkip Count by 10s Starting from a Multiple of 10
Practice the superpower of counting by learning to skip count by 10s starting from a multiple of 10.
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Addition StrategiesCompose and Decompose to Make New Numbers
Sharpen your math skills by learning to compose and decompose to make new numbers.
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2-Digit AdditionComposing Multiples of 10
Take the first step towards building your math castle by composing multiples of 10.
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Addition StrategiesUse Place Value to Add
Take a look at how to use place value to add with this addition game.
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Add Three Whole NumbersAdd Using Doubles Facts
Shine bright in the math world by learning to add using doubles facts.
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Addition StrategiesAdd Multiples of 10 to a 2-Digit Number
Use your addition skills to add multiples of 10 to a 2-digit number.
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Add Three Whole NumbersCombine and Add 3 Numbers
Enjoy the marvel of math-multiverse by exploring how to combine and add 3 numbers.
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3-Digit AdditionAdd Multiples of 100 Using Place Value Chart
Ask your little one to add multiples of 100 using the place value chart to play this game.
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Addition StrategiesDetermine the Missing Number in Addition
Help your child take flight by learning how to determine the missing number in addition.
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Add Three Whole NumbersAdd and Match Numbers
Have your own math-themed party by learning how to add and match numbers.
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2-Digit AdditionAdd Multiples of 10 using Place Value
Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to add multiples of 10 using place values.
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3-Digit AdditionAdd Multiples of 100
Learn to solve real world problems through our 'Add Multiples of 100' game.
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Addition StrategiesDetermine the Missing Number in Addition Sentence
Use your addition skills to determine the missing number in addition sentences.
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Add Three Whole NumbersAdd 3 Numbers in Any Order
Take a look at how to add 3 numbers in any order with this addition game.
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2-Digit AdditionMatch the Sum of Multiples of 10
Use your addition skills to match the sum of multiples of 10.
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3-Digit AdditionAdding Multiples of 100
Help your child take flight by learning how to add multiples of 100.
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Addition StrategiesDetermine the Missing Number in Addition Equation
Ask your little one to determine the missing number in addition equations to play this game.
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Add Three Whole NumbersAdd Three Numbers in Any Order
Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by learning to add three numbers in any order.
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2-Digit AdditionAdd Tens to a 2-digit Number using Visuals
Use your addition skills to add tens to a 2-digit number using visuals.
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3-Digit AdditionSolve by Adding Multiples of 100
Take a deep dive into the world of math through solving by adding multiples of 100.
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Addition StrategiesWhat is the Missing Number in Addition Sentence
Use your addition skills to find the missing number in addition sentences.
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Add Three Whole NumbersAdd Using Associative Property
Enjoy the marvel of mathematics by exploring how to add using associative property.
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2-Digit AdditionAdd Tens to a 2-digit Number using Place Value
Kids must add tens to a 2-digit number using place values to practice addition.
Grade 2 math addition objectives
Mathematically proficient students in Second Grade examine problems and tasks, can make sense of the meaning of the task and find an entry point or a way to start the task. Second Grade students also develop a foundation for problem solving strategies and become independently proficient on using those strategies to solve new tasks.
Grade 2 students model real-life mathematical situations with a number sentence or an equation, and check to make sure that their equation accurately matches the problem context. Second Grade students use concrete manipulatives and pictorial representations to provide further explanation of the equation.
Students extend their understanding of the base-ten system. This includes ideas of counting in fives, tens, and multiples of hundreds, tens, and ones, as well as number relationships involving these units, including comparing.
Students understand multi-digit numbers (up to 1000) written in base-ten notation, recognizing that the digits in each place represent amounts of thousands, hundreds, tens, or ones (e.g., 853 is 8 hundreds + 5 tens + 3 ones).
The puzzle games and math worksheets focus on single digit addition, double-digit addition,2 digit addition with regrouping, 3-digit addition etc. These funbrain games helps the children to master the skill of simple addition without compromising on their playtime.
Addition problem : Simple everyday math tricks
A math equation is basically a math sentence. An equation is filled with numbers and math symbols instead of words. When equations are written in addition, two math symbols, + and = are put into usage.
A + B = C
The plus sign (+) indicated the two numbers that are to be summed. The two or three numbers are also called the addends that are to be added.
The other math symbol used in the addition equation is the equal to sign (=). This symbol denotes that the
The other symbol in our equation is the equals sign (=). When you see the equals sign in an equation, it means two are more things are equal, or equivalent. Things that are equivalent don't always look or seem exactly alike, but they mean the same thing.
When addition of any two numbers is performed, it is done by counting them together, as one larger value.
Addition word problems
In grade 2 math, the child will learn more about addition word problems. Extending their previous knowledge from 20 to solving word problems within 100.
In 2 grade math addition, the child gains proficiency in solving one or two-step word problems of all three types with result unknown, change unknown and start unknown.
Take some examples:
a.) One step addition word problem
1. Alison had 20 candies in her basket. While she was moving through the department store Robin added some more candies in the basket when Alison was looking on the other side. When Alison reached the cash counter to checkout, she was surprised to see that there were 32 candies in her basket.
How many candies did Robin add? Solve this double digit addition problem.
20 + 
= 32
This math puzzle is based on change unknown word problem.
2. There were some children sitting in a classroom. 5 more students entered just before the teacher came. When the teacher took the attendance, there were 13 children in total sitting in the classroom. How many children were there at first? (In this math puzzle, the start is unknown)
+ 5 = 13
b.) Two step addition word problem
Carol went to the nearby bakery to get some muffins. She took 5 blueberry muffins; 7 vanilla muffins for herself and the family; but her brother insisted on buying 10 Choco-chip muffins too for himself.
How many muffins did Carol final bought? Find the solution by adding numbers.
5 + 7 + 10 = 
In this addition problem, the result is unknown.
Furthermore, in grade 2 math, the two-step problems mostly focus on single-digit addends since the primary focus is the problem-type.
Teaching / Learning Manipulatives
1. Math Aids: Ten Frame- Math Addition
A ten frame is a simple math aid that can help a child to:
- Keep track of counting
- Learn to add up to 10
- Understand place value
- By using 2 two frames, learning can be extended to add up to number 20
Ten frames can also be used to differentiate between even and odd numbers.
Adding numbers greater than 20.
Use circular magnets, circular cards or ten-frame mathematical toys or Lego toys to count and add numbers.
2 grade students extend their base-ten understanding to hundreds as they view 10 tens as a unit called a “hundred”. They use manipulative materials and pictorial representations to help make a connection between the written three-digit numbers and hundreds, tens, and ones.
2. Math Aid: Place Value Materials (groupable and pre-grouped)
The simplest method to define the place values at this level is to make group of blocks to represent hundred’s, ten’s and one’s place. Children can count the number of blocks required to get to a particular value. These are also known as place value blocks. Here the total number of one’s blocks when exceed 9, it becomes equivalent to one ten’s block. If total number of ten’s blocks becomes more than 9, then it is also equivalent to one hundred’s block. Thus, at the end, the total number of hundred’s block also cannot exceed 9.
For example, number 356 will require 3 blocks of hundred, 5 blocks of tens and 6 blocks of ones. this concept is suitable for both 2 digit addition with regrouping and 3 digit addition with regrouping.
3 digit addition with regrouping using unit cubes
Children need to see exactly why regrouping is necessary. imagine the sum of 246 + 168. we begin with adding the numbers according to their place values, it can thus be written as 3-10-14, where 3 represents the sum of the hundreds, 10 represents the sum of the tens, and 14 represents the sum of the ones. here as defined above, when a column has more than 10 blocks, such as in the one’s column and ten’s column in the example, 10 of the blocks in each column are changed to a ten block or hundred blocks and placed in the column on the left. this is known as regrouping.
Mental Math : Fluently add within 20 using mental strategies
Mental math strategies used are :
- Counting with fingers : for example, 8+4, start with 8 and count 4 more with fingers, answer is 12.
- Making ten: for example, 7+5 = 7+3+2 = 10+2 = 12
- Working with known sums: for example, 7+9 = 7+7 +2 = 14 + 2 = 16, here (7+7) is known and easier to remember.
Recognizing new terms
- In 2nd grade math, children learn to use math symbols and terms such as odd, even, row, column, rectangular array, equal, addend.
- Start by determining whether a group of objects (1-20) has an odd or even number of members, e.g., by pairing objects or counting them by 2s; write an equation to express an even number as a sum of two equal addends.
- If a number can be broken apart into two equal addends or doubles addition facts (e.g., 10 = 5 +5), then that number (10 in this case) is an even number.
Example: Determining whether 6 is an even number or odd number.
- We can use buttons as math aids for problem solving. Start grouping them in pairs, if there is no single button left, then the number is even.
- We can try and break the number into two equal numbers. We can use buttons for this also. Let’s use the same example, number 6.
- Determine the even or odd number by drawing rectangular boxes. If every box on the right matches a box on the left then the number is even. We can use buttons again.
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Since none of the button is left unpaired, this means that 6 is an even number.
An even number is an amount that can be made of two equal parts with no leftovers. An odd number is one that is not even or cannot be made of two equal parts.
Math education games, puzzles and worksheets: Simple Addition Problems
1. Ten’s frame number cards: Addition flash cards
- Make rectangular ten frame cards and distribute amongst the kids.
- Give each student 15-20 plastic coins or small circular discs that fits into the spacing drawn on the ten’s frame.
- Take a box with many balls. All these balls carry numbers 0-20.
- One by one pick a ball; ask the students to read out the number aloud. Then using the plastic coins arrange the number on the ten’s frame.
- In the meanwhile, take out another ball. Ask the students to add this number to the previous number using ten’s frame addition.
- Tell them to sum the numbers and give the answer.
- The children will also learn simple math trick that adding 0 to a number will result in the same number.
2. Addition puzzle: learn to add up to 20
- cut out equal sized rectangular colored strips. And write an addition problem, summing two numbers on it as seen in the picture.
- Now take a white cardboard sheet and draw out ten’s frames on it.
- Use colorful stickers to add the numbers using ten’s frame.
3. Finding the missing addend
This missing addend worksheets can be solved by using the counting trick.
Look at the number given in the first ten’s frame.
Now use colorful stickers and start counting from that number while pasting the stickers in the blocks provided in the second ten’s frame.
Stop pasting any more sticker the moment you arrive at the sum.
4. Addition buddies: 3 digit addition with regrouping
This activity makes use of place value blocks in adding three digit numbers. in the game, there are three place values buddies names Hundrion, Tenous and Uno representing the hundred’s column, ten’s column and one’s column. the child has to place the blocks of appropriate number in the box provided. then add the numbers togethers and place the equal number of blocks in the third box.
The moment number of Tenous becomes more than 9 in a same box, it will club together and change into a Hundrion. also, if number of Uno’s in a box exceeds 9 then in its place Tenuos will appear.
for example
5. Math educational game: Adding 2 digit numbers
Look at the numbers written below the rectangular mesh.
Arrange the number in red using red dots in tens frames. The addend is given in blue color. Use blue dots to arrange the addend on the ten’s frame in continuation of the previous number. Then count the number of ten’s frames filled and remaining dots. Calculate the sum and write it in the empty box provided.
For example, 46+36
Total number of ten’s frames completely filled = 8; total = 80
Number of dots in the remaining frame = 2
Thus, on adding number 80 + 2 = 82
6. Place Value Problems: Math worksheet
7. The linked number pairs: Simple addition worksheet
In this math blaster we will learn to add up to 20. Use linked number pairs of 10 to find the number pairs of 20.
For example:
SplashLearn: Math Magician Addition
The simple math blasters and math riddles are designed by people having expertise in early childhood education programs and home schooling curriculum.
These fun games for kids are based on 2nd grade addition problems. The online learning games based on double digit addition with regrouping or without, single digit addition, commutative property of addition and addition word problems focus strictly on building the necessary cognitive skills in a child. These acquired skills help the child to apply the concepts learnt to real life problems and situations.
These fun addition games and simple addition worksheets are age appropriate and help in stimulating the curiosity and develop interest in math education. These can be effectively used by the facilitators for formal assessment of the math skills developed in a child.
The SplashLearn lab activities and adding games help the child to explore mathematical ideas by doing. It emphasis on the heuristic approach of learning.
Engaging yourself and your child in SplashLearn play helps your child to develop math educational skills and important life skills to deal effectively with the demands and challenges of this competitive world while having fun.
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