Examples for
In second grade, students build fluency with arithmetic, using place value to extend their knowledge of addition and subtraction to within 1000. Students also develop a foundation for multiplication by counting groups of objects arranged in rectangular arrays. Students measure and compare lengths of objects in multiple units and display data with line plots and bar graphs. Students tell time to the nearest five minutes, count money in various denominations, identify shapes based on defining attributes and partition shapes into equal parts.
Perform addition and subtraction up to 100 and conceptualize multiplication.
Measure lengths, tell time to the nearest five minutes and compute with money.
Describe place value and perform addition and subtraction up to 1000.
Identify and partition shapes.