Addition Practice
Grade 2 · medium
Take your time on each one. Neat work is easy to check.
Second grade is the regrouping year. Numbers get to 100 and beyond, carrying and borrowing arrive, and multiplication shows up as rows and columns before it ever shows up as a times table. The column sheets here leave real space above and below the problem, because that is where the carried digit goes.
Grade 2 · medium
Take your time on each one. Neat work is easy to check.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · easy
Take your time on each one. Neat work is easy to check.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Solve each problem. Show your thinking when you need to.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Take your time on each one. Neat work is easy to check.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Name the picture. Tick the word that rhymes with it.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Say the picture out loud and clap the beats. Tick how many you clapped.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Sound out each word. Tick the one that matches the picture.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Draw a line from each picture to the word that names it.
Grade 2 sample
Unscramble the letters to make each spelling word.
Word bank
becausefriendschoollittlearoundpeoplebeforeshouldprettyfamilymorninganother
1. eueascb
2. dinfer
3. hsoloc
4. eilltt
5. dnaour
6. eloppe
7. ebefro
8. dlosuh
9. ttyerp
10. mlfayi
11. mirognn
12. hetaonr
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Name each picture. Write one letter in each box.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Unscramble each clue and write the word into the grid, one letter per box.
Word bank
aroundbecausebeforefriendlittlepeopleschoolshould
across
2. e s e b a c u
4. u d o h s l
5. a o n r u d
7. i t l e t l
8. b f r e e o
down
1. r i d n f e
3. h l s o o c
6. o e e p p l
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · Uppercase alphabet A–Z
Trace each letter, then write it yourself. Start on the green dot.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2
Trace your name, then write it on your own. A capital letter first, then lowercase.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2
Write about the bravest thing you have ever done.
Words you might use
nervousdeep breathproudafterwards
1.
2.
3.
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Grade 2
Trace the grey line first, then write it yourself on the lines below. Start every letter at the green dot.
Today’s words
beblackbrownbutcamediddoeatfourgetgoodhave
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Grade 2 · medium
Work out the rule, then draw the shapes that come next.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Write the name of each shape on the line.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Name each picture. Tick the group it belongs to.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Write each set of numbers in order, smallest first.
1. 54, 41, 12, 99
2. 34, 6, 68, 23
3. 76, 68, 58, 23
4. 14, 98, 31, 95
5. 75, 4, 88, 73
6. 77, 17, 3, 36
7. 11, 59, 30, 62
8. 80, 40, 97, 77
9. 24, 80, 82, 20
10. 55, 40, 25, 74
11. 75, 64, 48, 3
12. 25, 78, 71, 57
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Work carefully from left to right. Check your answers when you finish.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2 · medium
Solve each problem. Show your thinking when you need to.
Grade 2 sample
Grade 2
Inside: one page per subject. Try one section at a time and celebrate steady effort.
This week’s pack
Math practiceSpelling practiceHandwriting practiceReading practiceLogic practiceTime practice
Grade 2 sample
Most free two-digit worksheets print the problems too close together, so the child writes the carried 1 on top of the row above and then can't read their own work. The column addition and subtraction sheets here size each problem's cell to leave a clear carry row above the top number and a clear answer row under the rule.
Four problems per row, twelve per page at everyday spacing. It looks emptier than a typical worksheet. It is emptier on purpose.
A second grader who has drawn 4 rows of 6 and counted 24 understands what 4 × 6 means. A second grader who has only chanted the six times table has memorised a sound. Both are useful, and the order matters: the array sheets come first, and the multiplication sheets are deliberately capped at the 0–5 facts for Grade 2 no matter which difficulty you pick.
That cap is enforced in the generator, not in the copy. Setting a Grade 2 multiplication sheet to the hardest difficulty gives you harder arrangements of the same small facts, not the twelve times table.
The gentle setting avoids it, and the harder settings include it. Column subtraction never produces a negative answer at any grade.
Yes — that is what the spelling generators are for. Paste this week's words and get a test sheet, missing letters, a scramble, a word search or an interlocking crossword from those exact words.
No, as long as it stays inside the 0–5 facts and starts with arrays. That is exactly how these sheets are bounded.