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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 (28)
- Data Handling (33)
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Measurement
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- Time (31)
- Money (42)
- Algebra (17)
- Word Problems (33)
Length Games
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Comparing LengthsHow Many Centimeters Longer? Game
In this exciting math game, kids will measure and compare lengths using a centimeter ruler. They'll learn to determine how much longer one object is than another by analyzing visual representations and selecting the correct answer from options. This hands-on approach helps kids understand measurement in metric units while making learning enjoyable and interactive.
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Measure Lengths Using The RulerMeasuring Length in Inches Game
In this exciting game, kids will practice measuring lengths using an inch ruler. They'll solve fun problems that boost their skills in measurement and data. With focused practice, children will gain confidence and accuracy in measuring lengths. This game offers a hands-on approach to learning, making math fun and engaging. Get started today!
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Measure Lengths Using The RulerMeasuring Length in Centimeters Game
Let your second grader the crucial skill of measuring lengths in centimeters with this engaging game. They'll use a ruler to measure and compare lengths in centimeters, building strong problem-solving skills along the way. This game offers a fun way to learn measurement concepts, ensuring kids become confident in their math abilities. Get started now!
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Estimate LengthsIdentifying the Correct Unit of Length Game
In this fun measurement game, kids will tackle measurement challenges by identifying the appropriate unit of length. Perfect for building confidence in estimating metric units, this game helps clear up common misconceptions. Your second grader will enjoy learning while enhancing their measurement and data skills. A playful way to master measurement concepts!
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LengthMeasuring Length Using Another Object Game
In this exciting game, kids will learn to measure the length of an object using copies of another object. By completing fun tasks, they will grasp measurement concepts effortlessly. Perfect for young learners, this game turns math into an enjoyable experience, helping kids build confidence in comparing and estimating lengths. Get started and watch them thrive!
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WeightGuessing the Unit of Weight Game
In this fun math game, kids will guess the unit of weight by analyzing real-world objects. They'll choose the right metric unit from given options, boosting their measurement skills. Perfect for engaging children in learning how to measure and estimate weights with ease. This interactive game makes understanding metric units a breeze. Get started and explore the world of weights!
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CapacityGuessing the Correct Unit of Capacity Game
In this engaging game, kids will guess the correct units of capacity by using everyday objects as visual guides. Perfect for young learners, this game makes mastering measurement fun and interactive. By solving real-world problems, children will improve their understanding of metric units and enhance their measurement skills. Get ready to learn and have fun!
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PerimeterIntroduction to Perimeter Game
Unleash your child's geometry skills with this fun game! Third graders will learn the concept of perimeter by guiding a monster through various challenges. As they complete tasks, they'll master how to calculate the perimeter of shapes, turning learning into an engaging adventure. Perfect for young math explorers eager to understand geometry in a playful way!
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LengthMaking Reasonable Estimates of Lengths Game
Help your child explore the world of measurement with this exciting game! Students will use graph paper to estimate and measure lengths of real-world objects, making learning interactive and fun. This game tackles common misconceptions and builds confidence in measurement skills. Practice comparing lengths and develop keen estimation abilities. Get started now!
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WeightSelecting the Correct Customary Unit of Weight Game
In this interactive game, kids will learn to select the correct customary unit of weight using real-world objects. It's a fun way to grasp measurement concepts and improve data skills. Perfect for young learners, this game makes understanding weights easy and enjoyable. Watch your child confidently choose the right units and master measurement skills!
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CapacityChoosing the Correct Unit of Capacity Game
In this engaging math game, kids will learn to measure and estimate capacities using metric units. By analyzing real-world objects, they'll choose the correct unit of capacity for different containers. This interactive game helps develop essential measurement and data skills, making learning both fun and practical. Perfect for young learners eager to explore math concepts!
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PerimeterUnderstanding Perimeter Game
Join the fun and learn all about perimeter in this interactive game. Kids will solve exciting problems on unit length to find the perimeter of various shapes. This engaging activity helps solidify understanding while boosting geometry skills. Perfect for young learners eager to explore the world of math in a playful way!
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WeightSelecting the Correct Unit of Weight Game
This fun game lets kids explore measurement by selecting the right unit of weight using real-world objects. Perfect for young learners, it strengthens their ability to estimate weights in customary units. Through interactive questions, children will develop a solid understanding of measurement and data skills. A great way to make math exciting and practical!
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CapacitySelecting the Correct Unit Game
In this captivating math game, kids will learn to measure and estimate capacities using real-world objects. They'll analyze options and select the correct unit, enhancing their understanding of customary units. This interactive experience boosts measurement skills, making learning fun and practical. Perfect for young learners eager to explore the world of math!
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CapacitySelecting the Correct Customary Unit of Capacity Game
In this exciting math game, kids will learn to measure and estimate capacities using customary units. By practicing with real-world objects, children can overcome common misconceptions and improve their measurement skills. The game is designed to make learning fun and interactive, helping young learners gain confidence in selecting the right unit of capacity. Get started now!
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LengthMeasuring Lengths in Centimeters Game
Join the fun in measuring lengths with this interactive game! Kids will use rulers to measure in centimeters, mastering the concept of metric units. This game makes learning about measurement and data a breeze, helping kids gain confidence in math. It's a hands-on way to grasp essential skills while having a blast. Get started for free!
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LengthMeasure Lengths on a Ruler by Subtracting Game
In this engaging math game, kids will use a centimeter ruler to measure lengths by subtracting. Perfect for clearing up misconceptions, this game teaches third graders the importance of object placement when measuring. Through interactive play, children will enhance their understanding of metric units and develop essential measurement skills. Start learning in a fun way!
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LengthMeasuring Lengths in Inches Game
In this exciting game, kids will learn to measure lengths in inches using rulers. Perfect for third graders, it introduces customary units of measurement in a fun way. By playing, children will gain confidence and skills in measurement and data. It's a playful approach to mastering essential math concepts, making learning enjoyable and effective!
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LengthMeasuring Lengths in Inches by Subtracting Game
In this colorful game, kids will practice measuring lengths using an inch ruler. They'll learn to subtract lengths and understand the importance of object placement. This interactive experience helps third graders grasp the concept of customary units of measurement, making math fun and accessible. Perfect for building confidence in measurement and data skills!
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LengthEstimating Length in Meters or Centimeters Game
In this engaging measurement game, kids will estimate lengths in meters or centimeters while sharpening their observation skills. By analyzing objects and choosing the most suitable unit from the options, students build a strong foundation in metric measurements. This hands-on activity reinforces real-world applications of measurement and boosts both accuracy and confidence in young learners.
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LengthSelecting the Correct Unit of Length Game
In this exciting game, kids will practice estimating and measuring lengths in customary units. By actively participating, they will overcome common misconceptions and strengthen their understanding of measurement. Perfect for young learners, this game offers targeted practice to boost skills in measurement and data. Let your child enjoy learning while playing!
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LengthEstimating Length in Inches or Feet Game
This fun game helps your child master estimating lengths using inches or feet. With engaging problems, kids apply their knowledge to solve measurement challenges, boosting their confidence in math. It's a great way for second graders to learn measuring lengths efficiently while having fun. Build essential math skills in a creative and interactive way!
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LengthMeasuring and Comparing Lengths Game
In this exciting game, kids will use a centimeter ruler to measure and compare lengths. Perfect for making measurement fun, this game helps children become comfortable with rulers and metric units. The game encourages hands-on practice, enhancing their skills in measurement and data. Join the fun and watch your child gain confidence in measuring lengths!
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LengthHow Many Inches Longer? Game
This engaging game helps kids master measuring lengths in inches using a ruler. With fun comparison problems to solve, children will learn to measure and compare lengths while enjoying the process. Perfect for young learners, this game turns math into an exciting adventure, boosting their measurement skills effortlessly. Get started and make learning fun!
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LengthMeasuring and Comparing Lengths of Objects Game
In this exciting game, kids will measure and compare lengths using an inch ruler. They'll choose the right answers from given options, making learning measurement fun and interactive. Perfect for young learners to sharpen their skills in measuring lengths in customary units. A great way to build a solid understanding of measurement and data. Start for free!
The topic “measurement” for grade-2 is a step next to kindergarten skills and length measurement. The previous grade worksheets build the conceptual knowledge of measurement aspects. Kids learn about standard units to measure length, weight, and capacity. Standard scales of measurement with customary and metric units are introduced. It becomes easy for kids to relate the objects around them with their physical quantities.
What is “length measurement”?
The definition of length measurement at this level is:
- “A scalable quantity used to measure the gap between two points.”
- Distance is referred as the length of a path traveled between the two points. For example, the length of the path between a park and a shop.
Types of measurement:
In grade 2, measurement of the following physical quantities is introduced.
- Length
- Height
How to estimate and measure length?
Kids can estimate and measure length by understanding the concept of measurement units. The different units used to measure physical quantities are metric and U.S. customary. Kids can master the skill by practicing SplashLearn fun games. The games are designed as interactive worksheets. The worksheet problems feature surrounding objects to relate the concept fairly.
Reference image- Measure and estimate length
Measurement units:
Following charts explain the measurement units used for measuring length and capacity.
* The liquid units of measurement are same in US and UK system; but, the standard values are different.
Learning & outcome
The knowledge of standard units of measurement is essential in solving common math problems. Using customary and metric units, kids learn to use standard instruments like ruler and tape. SplashLearn's comprehensive exercises aim at using the right unit for estimating and measuring. Kids apply the technique to select a suitable unit of measurement for any object.
With the skills of identification based on physical quantities, kids apply the technique to select a suitable unit of measurement for any object. All the practice sheets follow the common core math standards. Scholars have observed a significant loss of skills during the summer vacations. As a result, the academic development declines for the kids in later grades. The versatile content of SplashLearn is best suited for homeschooling a child. Also, it helps to retain the skills like a fun-activity through games.
The projected outcomes of the learning are:
- Estimation of units for evaluating the length as per the object type
- Using the correct measurement units for measuring length & height
- Understanding different units of measurement i.e., U.S. customary and metric
- Placing the ruler on the pictures to measure the length of the object
Required math skills
To estimate and measure the physical quantity “length”, basic counting (2 digit numbers) is required. Also, addition and subtraction are useful to solve word problems. In the previous grade, kids learn to measure the length with SplashLearn using pins, beads or coins as a reference scale.
In grade 2, these skills are instrumental in building confidence to use a ruler and measuring tape.
Reference image: Use a standard ruler to measure the length of objects around you
Engagement
Measurement games for grade-2 are the next level of application of math skills. At this level, kids also learn other math skills. These are addition, subtraction and object classification. The knowledge of customary and metric units helps in measuring physical quantities. With SplashLearn fun games, kids can confidently learn these units and conversions. Kids can start practicing today to be first in math in their class.
Level by level progression for measurement
By grade 2, kids are already familiar with the concept of classification. The classification is based on colors, regular shapes and relative comparison of size. Also, skills like counting, addition, subtraction and composing shapes are helpful. These skills assist in solving measurement exercises with precision. The fun games comprise of word problems and equation based exercises to practically understand the concept.
Estimation of length
To start with the measurement of length, estimation of the physical quantity is important. Estimation of length aims at selecting two major attributes. These attributes are:
- Selecting the right unit of measurement for the physical quantity length
- Choosing the scalable unit as per the portion
Application
Estimation of length is helpful in selecting suitable units of measurement. For example, milliliter and liter, both the units are used for measuring liquids. Based on the liquid portion (a cup or a bucket), the appropriate unit will be chosen for writing the quantity in a scalable figure.
Similarly, centimeter and miles are used for measuring length. But, to measure the length of a stapler, unit “centimeter” is more appropriate than “miles”.
Whereas, “mile” is a suitable unit of measurement to measure the greater distance. For example, the distance between the school and home.
Instruments to use
- Counting skills
- Visual observation
Terms to remember
All the units in green are the metric units of length measurement. The remaining units are U.S. customary units.
Measurement of length
Length measurement is the measurable distance between two points. This distance is measured in standard units of measurement. The useful instruments are a ruler and measuring tape with markings on them. The height measurement is the length measured from top-to-bottom. For example, the classroom is 15 feet high. The height of a study table is 3 feet.
Application
Physical quantities length and height are essential in maths and physical education. They are also used in subjects like geometry and physics in later grades.
Instruments to use
- Ruler
- Measuring tape
The two instruments have markings in the metric system or the English system. Refer “Terms to Remember” to start reading a ruler.
Identify the measurement markings on a ruler by reading their notations near the 1st reading. The 1st reading in any ruler always starts from “0”.
- A general metric ruler measure 15 or 30 centimeters
- A general customary ruler measure 12 inches
Reference image: Metric ruler and customary ruler with markings in centimeter (cm) and inch (in)
- Each centimeter has 10 divisions.
- Each division is a millimeter long.
- An inch has 12 divisions.
Reading markings correctly on a ruler is instrumental in learning measurement in later grades. Advanced skills in measurement are reading fractional markings in millimeters and inches. Also, next level is the conversion of metric units to customary and vice-versa.
SplashLearn measurement worksheet for Grade 2
The interactive worksheets for Grade 2 from SplashLearn offer step-by-step learning. Acclaimed for its unique content, the app has curated theme-based interfaces. The colorful themes engage kids with higher interest and motivation to learn. With comprehensive exercises, SplashLearn has proven track record of building confidence to learn and excel in math. Plan timely exercise for kids on different topics today to excel in math without any fear.
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