10 More, 10 Less Worksheet
Ten more means adding 10; ten less means taking 10 away. The ones digit stays the same β only the tens change.
Free printable 2nd grade worksheets for math and reading. Second graders work on addition and subtraction with regrouping, place value, telling time, and money in math, while building reading comprehension, sight words, spelling, and grammar in ELA. Every 2nd grade worksheet below is original, includes a clean PDF and a complete answer key, and is ready for homework, centers, review, or homeschool.
Ten more means adding 10; ten less means taking 10 away. The ones digit stays the same β only the tens change.
Find 100 more and 100 less than a number by adding or removing one hundred-flat.
Practice adding two-digit numbers that require carrying a ten β the heart of second-grade addition.
Add two-digit numbers by adding the ones and the tens separately β no carrying needed yet.
Practice two-digit subtraction that requires borrowing a ten β step by step.
Subtract two-digit numbers by subtracting the ones and the tens separately - no borrowing needed.
Read an informational passage about penguins and answer detail and main-idea questions.
Read an informational passage about spiders and answer detail and main-idea questions.
A free cumulative end-of-year review for 2nd grade math, covering the whole year: place value to the hundreds, addition with regrouping, subtraction word problems, telling time, money, comparing numbers, and arrays. Every worksheet includes an answer key.
8 worksheets π¦ Practice PackA set of free printable 2nd grade worksheets covering two real-world skills β telling time and money. Includes analog clocks and coin counting, each with an answer key.
4 worksheets π¦ Practice PackA free summer review packet for students finishing 1st grade and heading into 2nd. It revisits the core skills β addition and subtraction within 20, place value, comparing numbers, fact families β and eases into early 2nd grade work like skip counting and telling time. Every worksheet has an answer key.
7 worksheetsLearn a skill with examples and practice before using the printable worksheet.
Students will identify adjectives and use them to make writing more vivid and specific.
Students will use commas in lists of three or more, and in dates, greetings, and closings.
Students will form and read contractions and place the apostrophe where letters were removed.
Students will collect data, record it in tally charts and graphs, and answer questions by reading the data.
Students will estimate and measure length using standard units, and read temperatures on a thermometer.
Students will identify coin values, count coin collections, and make change up to one dollar.
Students will understand the value of digits in three-digit numbers, read and write numbers in expanded form, and compare place value.
Students will identify pronouns and use the correct pronoun to replace a noun.
Students will use end punctuation correctly and begin using commas and apostrophes in their writing.
Students will identify the main idea, find supporting details, put events in order, and make predictions while reading.
Students will instantly recognize the full 2nd grade sight word list and read them fluently in connected text.
Students will understand how a silent e changes a short vowel to a long vowel and will read CVCe words.
Students will spell common 2nd grade words, apply spelling patterns, and use a simple study routine.
Students will read and write time to the nearest 5 minutes using analog and digital clocks, including half past, quarter past, and quarter to.
Students will solve addition and subtraction word problems to 100 and explain their thinking.
Use these worksheets for morning work, homework, centers, early finishers, and quick review. Each page lists the skill and a suggested use so you can fit it into your day.
Print a worksheet to practice at home. Every page includes a short parent note and an answer key so you can check work together.
Second grade math builds fluency with bigger numbers. The worksheets in this hub cover the core skills most second-grade classrooms teach, each with an original PDF and a complete answer key:
In reading, second graders build fluency and comprehension while reading longer passages. This hub includes practice for the skills that matter most:
Every page pairs a clean printable with an answer key, so it works for homework, centers, tutoring, and homeschool.
For homework, print one math and one reading page and spend twenty to twenty-five minutes. Let your child work through the directions, then check together with the answer key. In the classroom, the worksheets fit morning work, math and literacy centers, and early finishers. Second graders can usually work more independently than younger students, but the answer keys make adult support quick when itβs needed.
In the United States, second graders are usually 7 to 8 years old. Most children turn 8 during their 2nd grade year.
In math, 2nd graders learn addition and subtraction within 100 with regrouping, place value to the hundreds, telling time, and money. In reading, they build fluency, comprehension, sight words, spelling, and basic grammar.
Yes. Every worksheet is free to download and print, with no sign-up required, and each includes an answer key.
Absolutely. They work well for homeschool practice, classroom use, tutoring, and review.