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- Number Sense (79)
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Counting
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- Compare Numbers (15)
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Order Numbers
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- Skip Counting (35)
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Even And Odd Numbers
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- Place Value (21)
- Addition (185)
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Addition Properties
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- Addition Strategies (51)
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Compose And Decompose Numbers
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Add Using A Number Line
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Count On To Add
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Doubles And Near Doubles Addition Strategy
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Make 10 Strategy
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Add Three Whole Numbers
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- 2-Digit Addition (44)
- 3-Digit Addition (64)
- Subtraction (105)
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Subtract With Pictures
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- Subtraction Strategies (14)
- 2-Digit Subtraction (27)
- 3-Digit Subtraction (46)
- Multiplication (25)
- Multiplication Strategies (19)
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Multiplication With Equal Groups
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Multiplication With Arrays
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Repeated Addition To Multiply
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Times Tables
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Geometry
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- Data Handling (33)
- Measurement (25)
- Time (31)
- Money (42)
- Algebra (17)
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Shapes Games
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2D ShapesIdentifying Open & Closed Shapes Game
Get ready for an exciting adventure with shapes at the amusement park! In this game, kids will learn to identify open and closed shapes by solving fun geometry problems. Watch as your child gains confidence in recognizing 2D shapes while enjoying a playful learning experience. This engaging game is perfect for young mathematicians eager to explore the world of shapes!
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3D ShapesIdentifying Shapes on the Basis of Surfaces Game
Let your child dive into the world of 3D shapes with this colorful game! They'll tackle fun challenges by identifying shapes using their surfaces. This game encourages kids to apply their prior knowledge, making geometry exciting and interactive. Perfect for young learners eager to understand three-dimensional shapes while having fun! Ready to identify the correct shape by its given attributes?
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3D ShapesIdentifying Curved Surface Game
In this exciting game, kids will explore three-dimensional shapes to identify those with curved surfaces. With visual aids, young learners will develop a solid understanding of geometry while having fun. Perfect for building shape recognition skills, this game makes learning an enjoyable adventure for your first grader.
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2D ShapesIdentifying Squares and Trapezoids Game
Challenge your young mathematician to identify squares and trapezoids in various orientations. This engaging game helps kids practice their understanding of 2D shapes by recognizing defining attributes. Perfect for strengthening geometry skills, it turns learning into a fun adventure. Explore shapes and boost your child's confidence in math!
Partition Into Equal Parts Games
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Partition In Halves, Thirds, And FourthsIdentifying Halves and Fourths Game
Discover the world of geometry with this exciting game! Kids will tap interactive elements to identify halves and fourths in two-dimensional shapes. This game offers a playful way to learn about partitioning shapes, enhancing understanding of geometry concepts. Perfect for young learners ready to explore math in a fun and interactive manner. Get started now!
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Partition In Halves, Thirds, And FourthsFour Equal Shares Game
In this fun geometry game, kids will solve problems by partitioning two-dimensional shapes into equal shares. They'll learn to identify partitions and understand the concept of equal shares. This game offers a playful way to build a strong foundation in geometry while enhancing problem-solving skills. Perfect for young learners ready to explore the world of shapes!
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Partition In Halves, Thirds, And FourthsIdentifying Thirds Game
Help your child explore the world of 2D shapes with the identify thirds game. Kids will tackle fun challenges to partition shapes into thirds, enhancing their geometry skills. This targeted practice helps clear misconceptions and boosts their understanding of partitioning. An exciting way to learn and play, this game makes mastering shapes enjoyable!
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Partition In Halves, Thirds, And FourthsTwo Equal Shares Game
In this exciting math game, kids will explore geometry by identifying two equal shares in two-dimensional shapes. They'll analyze and select the correct options, sharpening their skills in partitioning shapes. This interactive experience makes learning fun and helps young mathematicians understand the concept of equal shares. Get ready for a fun learning journey!
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Partition Into Equal PartsHow Many Shares Are in a Whole? Game
In this exciting math game, kids will explore the relationship between parts and whole by determining how many shares make up a whole. They'll analyze and choose the correct answer from given options, enhancing their understanding of halves and fourths. This engaging activity helps kids grasp geometry concepts by partitioning two-dimensional shapes. Play now!
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ShapesIdentifying Trapezoid, Hexagon, and Pentagon Game
Embark on a shape adventure at the amusement park! This game helps kids recognize and name trapezoids, hexagons, and pentagons through interactive challenges. By solving problems on two-dimensional shapes, children enhance their geometry skills while having fun. Perfect for young learners eager to explore the world of shapes!
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ShapesIdentifying Shapes of Objects Game
Help your child master geometry by recognizing 2D shapes in the real world! This game offers fun challenges to identify shapes by their names and attributes. Kids will solve geometry problems and become more comfortable with shapes through practice. It's a playful way to build essential math skills. Let the learning begin today!
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ShapesIdentifying the Shapes Game
Ready to identify shapes? In this fun game, kids will learn to recognize 2D shapes by their names. This engaging math game focuses on geometry skills, guiding second graders to overcome common misconceptions. By recalling and identifying shapes, kids will have a blast while mastering essential geometry concepts. Perfect for young learners eager to explore the world of shapes!
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ShapesSorting the Shapes by Name Game
Join the fun of sorting shapes by name in this interactive game! Kids will learn to recognize 2D shapes and understand their unique attributes. Perfect for young learners, this game enhances geometry skills while providing an exciting way to master shape names. Watch your child's confidence grow as they play and learn. Get started now!
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Partition Into Equal PartsRelating Thirds to a Whole Game
This interactive game helps your child understand how to relate thirds to a whole by partitioning 2D shapes. Perfect for young learners, it encourages hands-on practice with geometry concepts, making math lively and enjoyable. As kids play, they'll develop a solid grasp of how shapes are divided, enhancing their confidence in math. Get started today!
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ShapesSides and Corners Game
In this sides and corners game, kids will explore 2D shapes by identifying their sides and corners. Engaging problems challenge them to apply what they know and discover more about shape attributes. As they play, they'll sharpen their geometry skills and gain confidence in recognizing various shapes. It's a fun way to learn and play with shapes!
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Partition Into Equal PartsIdentifying Partitions Game
In this engaging game, kids will dive into geometry by identifying partitions in two-dimensional shapes. They'll solve problems by choosing the right answers from given options, enhancing their ability to recognize that equal shares of identical wholes can vary in shape. This interactive experience helps second graders build a solid understanding of geometry concepts in a fun way.
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ShapesIdentifying the Shapes on Basis of Sides Game
Help your child master geometry with this exciting game! Kids will learn to recognize two-dimensional shapes by counting sides, enhancing their understanding of shape attributes. Perfect for practicing shape identification, this game offers timely and effective practice. Watch as your child becomes more confident and skilled in identifying shapes!
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Partition Into Equal PartsIdentifying Shape Partitions Game
This engaging game helps kids master geometry by identifying shape partitions using square grids. As they play, children will recognize that equal shares of identical wholes can have different shapes. With visual representations, the game makes learning abstract concepts fun and prepares students for more advanced geometry topics. Perfect for young learners eager to explore shapes and partitions!
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ShapesIdentifying the Shapes on Basis of Corners Game
Help your child master shape recognition by counting corners in this engaging game. Designed for second graders, it builds geometry skills by focusing on the attributes of two-dimensional shapes. Through playful challenges, kids will learn to identify shapes based on vertices, making math both fun and educational. Perfect for curious little shape explorers!
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Partition Into Equal PartsIdentifying Halves and Thirds in Models Game
In this engaging game, kids will explore geometry by identifying halves and thirds in circular and rectangular models. They'll practice partitioning shapes into equal parts, enhancing their understanding of fractions. The game helps build confidence in recognizing shapes divided into halves, thirds, and even fourths, making math fun and interactive!
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ShapesSorting the Shapes by Attribute Game
Become a shape champion in this vibrant game where kids sort 2D shapes by their attributes. As they guide shape props to an amusement park adventure, children will sharpen their geometry skills and understanding of shape attributes. This engaging activity combines learning with fun, ensuring kids grasp essential concepts while enjoying the colorful journey!
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Partition Into Equal PartsParts of a Whole Game
Boost your child's geometry skills with this fun game! Kids will tackle problems on identifying shape partitions and learn to describe a whole by its equal parts. This interactive game helps solidify the concept of partitioning two-dimensional shapes, making math both enjoyable and educational. Let your child explore and master geometry in an exciting way!
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ShapesIdentifying Kite, Squares and Rectangles Game
This engaging game helps kids tackle quadrilaterals with ease. By identifying squares and rectangles, children will use their knowledge of 2D shape attributes. Perfect for third graders, this activity boosts geometry skills while making learning fun and interactive. Watch your young mathematician master these shapes effortlessly!
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Partition Into Equal PartsCounting Equal Parts Game
Join the fun with this engaging game that helps your child understand fractions by identifying equal parts in various objects. Designed for third graders, this interactive adventure boosts confidence in math while making fractions enjoyable. Watch your child master fractions with playful challenges and gain essential math skills. Get ready for a fraction-filled journey!
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ShapesIdentifying Quadrilaterals in Different Orientation Game
In this exciting game, kids will explore 2D shapes by identifying squares and rectangles in various orientations. Perfect for young learners, it helps solidify geometry concepts while making learning lively and fun. Students will tackle problems that enhance their ability to recognize shapes, ensuring a stimulating educational experience.
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ShapesIdentifying Shapes on the Basis of Faces Game
In this exciting game, kids will explore the world of three-dimensional shapes. They will practice identifying shapes based on their faces. With fun challenges, they'll apply their knowledge of geometric shapes to solve problems and recognize different shapes. Perfect for young learners, this game makes understanding shapes an enjoyable and interactive experience.
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ShapesCounting the Vertices Game
Unravel the mystery of 3D shapes by counting vertices in this delightful game. Visual aids make learning fun and help kids understand complex geometry concepts. Perfect for young learners, this game turns abstract ideas into playful challenges, ensuring they grasp the essentials of three-dimensional shapes. Get ready to explore and learn!
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ShapesIdentifying Shapes on the Basis of Vertices Game
In this exciting geometry game, kids will learn to identify three-dimensional shapes by focusing on their vertices. It's a fun way to clear misconceptions and reinforce previously learned concepts. The game ensures active participation, making learning interactive and lively. Perfect for young minds eager to explore the world of shapes. Get started today!
Why is Geometry important?
The universe is built of shapes and geometry is the mathematics of it. But often the geometric field of mathematics is neglected. The importance of geometry is not realized until it gets abstract and one deal with geometry proofs examples or geometry theorems.
The field of geometry is broad and has many applications. Often, problems of other field become easier to solve when it is represented geometrically. The study of geometric relationships is used in the field of architecture and landscaping. It is seen that the many people think better visually. Geometry makes visualization logical.
Moreover, geometry connects many other fields of mathematics. For example, interpretation of bar graph involves finding the area of a rectangle. Fractions are better understood through the representation of geometric pictures. Equal sized squares are used to represent tens, hundreds, and thousands. Coordinate geometry is used to analyze algebraic relationships. Therefore, geometry is one area of mathematics that is used most widely in learning math and also other fields.
The kids are introduced to geometry math during early school years. The geometry common core math standards involve an introduction to geometry in prekindergarten. Discovering geometry helps children develop deductive problem-solving skills.
Progression of Geometry:
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Grade 1: In this grade, children develop skills to reason with shapes and attributes. They understand basic geometric shapes definition. They analyze shapes from their defining attributes, like number of sides. They compose two dimensional and three-dimensional shapes to make larger composite shapes. They learn to partition rectangles and circle into equal shares. They learn the vocabulary related to partitionings like quarters, fourths and halves.
Grade 2: The kids learn to identify and draw shapes according to the given attributes. They learn to draw shapes as per the specified number of faces or geometry angles. They are able to identify cubes, pentagons, hexagons, quadrilateral, and triangles. They also learn to partition a rectangle into same-sized squares. They then count these squares to determine the size of the rectangle. The kids learn to partition rectangles and circles into two to four equal shares. They describe the partitioned shapes using the geometry words like half of, third of, thirds, halves. They understand the wholes as four fourths, three-thirds, and two halves.
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Grade 3: The kids understand the relationship between shapes according to their attributes. They learn about the larger category shapes with shared attributes. For example, the shapes with four sides are called quadrilaterals. They partition shapes into equal parts. They learn to express the area of each part as a unit fraction of the whole. For example, they partition a shape into three equal parts and describe the area of each part as 1/3 of the area of the whole.
An Overview: Grade 2 Geometry
Attributes of shapes: The kids continue to build on their geometric understanding from grade 1. They gradually develop an analytical thinking from the descriptive thinking developed in grade 1. They learn to recognize shapes by their geometric properties. They recognize a shape by number of angles or number of sides. They also learn to use geometric words like face, edge, vertex in their descriptions.
They learn that a quadrilateral is a four-sided closed figure. The shapes like square, rectangle and trapezoid are quadrilaterals. They also learn about polygons like pentagons, hexagons and 3D shape cube.
Create and compose shapes: The kids learn to identify different polygons and also learn their names. They recognize the polygons by counting the number of sides or vertices. They learn to identify polygons like pentagons, hexagons, heptagons, octagons, quadrilaterals, and triangles. They perform activities that broaden their understanding and clarify the common misconceptions. For example, they create and compose shapes using sticks of various lengths. They manipulate and construct two-dimensional shapes on geoboards. This helps them deepen their newly learned skills.
Relate 2D and 3D geometric shapes: The kids relate two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes. They create 3D geometric shapes using sticks or toothpicks. They create shapes like cube using sticks. They count the number of faces and the number corners of the constructed shape. They identify geometry angles like right angles formed at corners. They also learn to relate the face of 3D geometric shapes to the 2D shapes. For example, they identify the face of a cube as a square.
Partition shapes: The kids partition composite shapes and explore relationships between parts and wholes. They describe the parts as halves, thirds or fourths. They describe the wholes as two halves, three-thirds and four fourths. They use geometry puzzles like tangram to understand the composition of a shape. They manipulate the pieces of puzzles to explore different ways to compose new shapes. For example, they notice that smaller shapes can be repositioned in multiple ways to form a variety of larger shapes. For example, they use two right triangles to form a square. They form a variety of shapes like parallelogram, trapezoid, and rhombus on geometry puzzles.
The kids further explore their understanding of shapes using pattern blocks. They experiment with pattern blocks. For example, they create hexagon from six triangle shape blocks. This develops an understanding that the hexagon can be partitioned into six equal triangles. Alternatively, they realize that a trapezoid is composed of three equal sized triangles. In this case, each triangle described as a third.
A variety of partitioned shapes in different orientations is presented to kids to deepen their understanding. For example, the kids are asked to determine if the partitioned portion of a shape represents half of the figure. The kids perform various activities to understand the concept. For example, they assemble the parts to form a whole. In which, they assemble two equal parts of a circle to form a whole circle. The kids practice partitioning circles and rectangles on geoboards. The geometry lessons on partitioning circles serve as the foundation for telling time to a half hour or a quarter hour on an analog clock.
Geometry Games for 2nd Graders
Geometry games can help achieve a number of instructional goals. The games can prepare settings in which the kids visualize or create a shape. The games enable the educator to assess the how well the kids have understood a concept. It also enables them to get an impression of how kids apply their knowledge under different scenarios.
Here are two popular geometric learning games for 2nd graders:
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Tangrams: Geometry Problem Solver
What is tangram?
Tangram is a Chinese puzzle consisting of 7 tans or shapes. The kids have to arrange these shapes to recreate a given shape.
The rule of the puzzle requires all the shapes to be used without overlapping. Playing with tangrams help kids improve their spatial understanding. They also learn about spatial rotation skills the tracing to the opposite player. The opposite player needs to solve the picture by fitting in the 7 tans correctly. A timer can be set before the players begin placing the shapes in the outline. Whoever solves the puzzle first, wins the game. The players can also create geometry formula sheet consisting of the ways the tans are used to create any shape.
This game particularly enables kids to think critically about the shapes around them. It also develops their problem-solving skills.
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Search and Show
Game Plot
This game requires 4 or more players and is usually played with an even number of players. The game is played in teams with each team having at least 2 players each. Before the start of the game, a bowl is filled with paper chits, which have different shapes written on them. Each team goes in turns. One player from the team will pick a chit at random. He/She will read the shape written on it without speaking it aloud. Then he or she will describe the properties of the shape to his/her team member. The team members will have to guess the name of the shape. E.g. – If the shape written on the chit is square, then the player can say that the shape has 4 sides and all sides are equal.
The team which is able to guess the shape in the least amount of time wins the game. This game particularly helps the kids remember the different characteristics of each shape. And also gain confidence in terms of communicating the knowledge gained by them as part of learning geometry.
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