2nd Grade Math Curriculum: Ongoing

This course will cover the first part of the 2nd Grade Math Common Core Standards. Students can enroll for specific topics or stay enrolled for the entire course. The following topics will include the following:

Unit 1: Numbers and Arrays
September 4: Even and Odd Numbers
September 11: Equal Groups
September 18: Arrays
September 25: Problem Solving

Unit 2: Addition and Subtraction within 20
October 2: Adding and Using Doubles
October 9: Adding Three Numbers/Making 10
October 16: Counting On and Back/Relating Addition and Subtraction
October 23: Problem Solving/Review

Unit 3: Addition to 100
October 30: Adding 10s and 1s using Number Lines
November 6: Using Place Value to Add
November 13: Composing and Decomposing Numbers
November 27: Problem Solving with Addition to 100

Unit 4: Fluently Add within 100
December 4: Partial Sums
December 11: Regrouping to Add
December 18: Adding 2-Digit and 3-Digit Numbers
January 8: Practice and Problem Solving

Unit 5: Subtraction Strategies
January 15: Subtract Tens and ones Using a Number Line (5.1 & 5.2)
January 22: Use Addition to Subtract (5.3)
January 29: Decompose to Subtract (5.4 & 5.5)
February 5: Use Compensation to Subtract (5.6)/Subtraction Strategies (5.7)/Review/Test

Unit 6: Fluently Subtract Within 100
February 12: Model and Regroup to Subtract/Use Models to Subtract a One-Digit Number from a Two-Digit Number
February 19: Use Models to Subtract Two-Digit Numbers/Subtract from a Two-Digit Number
February 26: Use Addition to Check Subtraction/Practice Two-Digit Subtraction
March 4: Review/Test

Unit 7: Understand Place Value to 1,000May 13
March 11: Hundreds/Model Numbers to 1,000
March 18: Understand Place Value/Write Three-Digit Numbers
March 25: Represent Numbers in Different Ways
April 1: Review/Performance Task/Assessment

Unit 8: Count and Compare Numbers to 1,000
April 8: Count to 1,000/Place Value Patterns
April 15: Compare Numbers/Review/Performance Task/Assessment

Unit 9: Add Numbers Within 1,000
April 22: Add 10 and 100/Use a Number Line to Add
April 29:Use Compensation to Add Three-Digit Numbers/Use Partial Sums to Add Three-Digit Numbers
May 6: Use Models to Add Three-Digit Numbers/Add Three Digit Numbers and up to 4 two-digit Numbers
May 13: Explain Addition Strategies and Review/Assessment

Unit 10: Subtract Numbers Within 1,000
May 20: Subtract 10 and 100/Use a Number Line to Subtract
May 27: Use Compensation to Subtract Three-Digit Numbers/Use Models to Subtract Three-Digit Numbers
June 3: Subtract Three-Digit Numbers/Subtract from Numbers that Contain Zeros
June 10: Use Addition to Subtract/Explain Subtraction Strategies
June 17: Review/Performance Task/Assessment

Unit 11: Measure and Estimate Lengths
June 24: Measure Lengths in Centimeters/Measure Objects Using Metric Length Units
July 1: Estimate Lengths in Metric Units/Measure Lengths in Inches
July 8: Measure Objects Using Customary Length Units/Estimate Lengths in Customary Units
July 15: Measure Objects Using Different Length Units/Measure and Compare Lengths
July 22: Review/Test



Students who are already taking 2nd-grade math can enroll for additional support and practice. Homeschooled students can enroll for a complete 2nd Grade math curriculum. 

The weekly schedule will include the following:
Tuesday: Live lesson with exposure and instruction of the concept. Students will be given the assignment to complete by Thursday.
Wednesday: Students will work on their assignments on their own. They can message me for additional assistance during this time.
Thursday: Second Live Lesson of the week. Students will be given an additional homework assignment.
Friday - Monday: Students can turn in their homework to be graded.

Daily Lessons Include:
Entry Ticket: Students will work on prior learned concepts while students are joining.
Lesson: Students will participate in the interactive math lesson.
Exit Ticket: Students will complete an exit ticket to show their understanding of the lesson.
Homework: Students will be given a homework assignment to practice the new skill. 

These math lessons will integrate real-world and engaging topics. Students will be using Nearpod, an interactive platform throughout the live lessons. Students will be provided with several different options for homework every week which include visual, real-world and concrete assignments.