Measurement and Data Worksheets for Second Grade Math

Description

This BUNDLED second grade math resource includes printable and digital math worksheets that give your second graders practice measuring, comparing lengths, telling time to the nearest 5 minutes, solving word problems, analyzing picture graphs and bar graphs, and counting money (2MD1, 2MD2, 2MD3, 2MD4, 2MD5, 2MD6, 2MD7, 2MD8, 2MD9, 2MD10). These Common Core aligned math quick checks are perfect for morning work, assessment, homework, review, fast-finisher activities, exit tickets, and math centers.

These math worksheets are provided in THREE formats to best fit your classroom needs – Print and Go, Google Slides, and JPEG.

INCLUDED IN THIS BUNDLED RESOURCE

2.MD.1 – Measuring With Logical Units

• sort items into the most logical unit of measurement (3 pages)
• circle the most logical unit to measure objects (3 pages)
• measure parts of your body using inches and cm (2 pages)
• measure classroom objects using inches and cm (2 pages)

2.MD.2 – Measuring an Object Twice

• measuring classroom objects twice; inches and cm (2 pages)
• explain difference between measurements with same number and different unit (1 page)
• measuring pictures with linking cubes and base ten cubes (2 pages)
• measuring lines using inches and centimeters (2 pages)
• measuring objects around the room; inches and cm (1 page)
• measuring objects and lines using provided non-standard measurement rulers (2 pages)

2.MD.3 – Estimating Lengths

• circle correct estimation phrase when given line/ruler (2 pages)
• color 🙂 if a measurement is logical; color 🙁 if a measurement is illogical (2 pages)
• circle the logical unit of measurement that fits in the blank (2 pages)
• estimating measurement of line; finding actual measurement (2 pages)
• estimating measurement of object; finding actual measurement (2 pages)

2.MD.4 – Comparing Measurements of Objects

• measure 5 lines and fill-in-the-blank for comparison sentences about those lines (2 pages)
• measure pictures on the page and answer comparison questions (1 page)
• circle larger or small measurement when given 2 units (1 page)
• find objects, measure and compare (1 page)
• measure lines and then write 2 true and 2 false statements comparing those lines (2 pages)
• comparing lines with different starting points on a ruler (3 pages)

2.MD.5 – Measurement Word Problems

• addition and subtraction word problems; 4 per page with workspace for each problem (10 pages)

2.MD.6 – Representing Wholes on Number Lines

• add/subtract to represent whole numbers on number line (3 pages)
• add/subtract to represent whole numbers on open number line (4 pages)
• add/subtract word problems using a number line (3 pages)

2.MD.7 – Telling Time to the Nearest 5 Minutes

• write digital time when given analog time (3 pages)
• write analog time when given digital time (3 pages)
• labeling events/times as AM or PM (2 pages)
• matching digital and analog time (2 pages)

2.MD.8 – Money and Money Word Problems

• skip counting with coins (1 page)
• count the amount of change shown (3 pages)
• draw the change when given amount of $ (3 pages)
• money word problems (5 pages)
• label change as dollar amount and as cents amount (1 page)
• answer questions about prices of school supplies (1 page)

2.MD.9 – Showing Measurement Data on Line Plots

• measure lines using inches and plot data on line plot (2 pages)
• measure lines using cm and plot data on line plot (2 pages)
• draw lines using inches based on line plot data (2 pages)
• draw lines using cm based on line plot data (2 pages)
• measure pencils using inches and plot data on line plot (2 pages)

2.MD.10 – Picture Graphs and Bar Graphs

• answer questions based on bar graph data (3 pages)
• answer questions based on picture graph data (2 pages)
• make bar graph based on data and answer questions (2 pages)
• make picture graph based on data and answer questions (3 pages)

All of these first grade math practice pages are included in three formats:

• Print and go: Printable pages for your students. Answer key included.
• Google Slides: Link to Google Slides presentation. All text boxes have been added for you, and some directions have been modified to fit the digital formatting. Students will need to be familiar with text, line, and scribble tools to complete this format.
• JPEG: individual JPEG files of each worksheet. This format is ideal for digital learning platforms like Seesaw where students can “draw” on top of a file using their finger or a stylus pen.

What makes these math quick checks better?

• Check for student understanding of a single skill in multiple ways
• Student centered design with easy-to-read fonts and minimal clipart
• Aligned with Common Core, but skill based to give you the ability to apply to any set of standards
• Print and digital formats to seamlessly adapt to your current learning environment