Complete Curriculum Success • Grade 2

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Numbers to 20

Numbers 21 to 100

Addition of 2-digit Numbers

Subtraction of 2-digit Numbers

More about Addition and Subtraction

Time and Temperature

Length

Perimeter and Area

Money

Addition and Subtraction with Money

2-D Shapes (1)

2-D Shapes (2)

Symmetry

3-D Figures

Multiplication (1)

Multiplication (2)

More about Multiplication

Division

Fractions (1)

Fractions (2)

Capacity

Mass

Patterns (1)

Patterns (2)

Organizing Data

Pictographs

Bar Graphs

Probability

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You will learn concepts in these subject areas:

Mathematics

• Operations and Algebraic Thinking

• Number and Operations in Base Ten

• Measurement and Data

• Geometry

English

• Grammar

• Oral Communication

• Reading

• Writing

Science

• Life Systems

• Structures and Mechanisms

• Matter and Energy

• Earth and Space Systems

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Science

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Mathematics

English

Science

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Say It with Flowers

Tongue Twisters

The Tomatina – the Strangest Festival in the World

Let’s Save Water

Tooth Tales from around the World

Mmmm...Buffalo Wings!

Kelly’s Broken Wrist

Onomatopoeia

My Special Hobby

Berry Time

Who Invented the Sandwich?

Brother Moon and Sister Sun – an Inuit Legend

Chinese Birth Signs

Billy’s Bad Dream

S’mores!

Thanksgiving – a Favorite U.S. Holiday

Sue the T. Rex

My Little Sister’s Challenge

The Coney Island Polar Bear Club

Why the Sea Is Salty

My Grandma’s Special Hobby

Fluffy the Wonder Dog

A New Student in Class

A New Game

I Want to Be a...

When Grandma Was a Girl Like Me

The Fox and the Stork

Johnny Appleseed

Animals

Ways Animals Eat and Move

Animal Homes

Winter Survival

Migration

Animal Babies

Animal Growth

Life Cycles

Camouflage and Adaptation

Properties of Liquids and Solids

More about Liquids and Solids

Three States of Water

Buoyancy

Hazard Symbols

Air around Us

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Clean Air and Water

Energy Input and Output

Energy from Moving Water and Wind

Windmills and Water Wheels

Positions

Movements

Simple Machines

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Money• Name and state the values of the coins.

• Write money amounts up to 100¢.

• Make a collection of coins equal to $1.

I’ve found a quarter.

Name the coins. Then write the values.

Check ✔ the correct answers.

E Which coins have a value greater than a nickel?

a dime a penny a quarter

F Which coins have a value less than a dime?

a nickel a penny a quarter

Dime

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Find the amount of each group.

Draw the fewest coins to show the cost of each toy.

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The “oi” as in “boil”, “oy” as in “boy”, “ou” as in “out”, and “ow” as in “now” are vowel diphthongs.

Vowel Diphthongs

B. Say the words in the toy box. Color the words with vowel diphthongs.

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C. Say the things. Write the letters in the correct places.

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Three States of Water• Water can be a liquid, a solid, or

a gas.

• Heat and cold can change the state of water.

A. Which state is the water in for each picture? Write “liquid”, “solid”, or “gas”.

Mr. Water, which state are you in now?

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C. Read the clues. Complete the crossword puzzle.

B. What will happen next? Fill in the blanks with “evaporate”, “melt”, or “freeze”.

The soup will .

The juice will .

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The snowman will .

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