The exercise book with grade 2 maths problems in primary school
Maths tasks class 2 🧮
The maths exercises on these pages are in the exercise book "Maths lesson 2 - Exercise book, We calculate up to 100".
The exercise book for these online exercises
The successful booklet now published NEW with the online maths exercises for grade 2!
Maths lesson 2 - Learning multiplication tables, intensive and interactive
Exercise book for the 2nd grade in elementary school
- Scope: 60 pages, DIN A 4, hardcover, b/w
- Published: 09 / 2021
- ISBN: 978-394186836-6
- Price: €7.95
- Available everywhere in every bookshop (orderable) or in online shops.
Maths exercises (1) - Recognising and writing numbers
Task:
We read numbers and write the numbers with digits. In this exercise with the tasks for class 2, you have to draw the numbers into the appropriate fields. You will soon find more similar exercises on the topic of "Reading and writing numbers correctly" via the link on the details page.
Maths exercises (2) - Arranging numbers
Put the correct arrangement sign. Which number is bigger, which is smaller, which numbers are equal? When you calculate with numbers in grade 2, you need to know which number is bigger or smaller. Here you can practise these maths problems from grade 2.
Draw the appropriate minus sign, equal sign or greater than sign between the numbers!
Maths problems (3) - The hundreds table / Predecessor Successor
All numbers with the same ones place are arranged below each other, those with the same tens place are arranged next to each other.
In primary school, we use the hundreds chart to practise number comprehension and the arrangement of numbers. The table of hundreds is also used to recognise the predecessor and successor of a number. Building on this, addition and subtraction usually follow in primary school in grade 2.
Maths problems (4) - Simple addition and subtraction
Maths exercises (5) - Addition with jump of ten
Can you do addition with a leap of ten? This is also called a transition of tens. This means that there is a transition to the next ten. A small example will show you this:
17 + 8 = 17 + 3 + 5 = 20 + 5 = 25
You divide the number to be added into two parts. The first part is chosen so that the next ten becomes full. So 17 + 3 = 20. The rest of the number is now 5. So now we calculate 20 + 5 = 25. And we're done!
When adding larger numbers, we can also add the tens first and then decompose the units as in the example before.
This example shows that:
47 + 26 = 47 + 20 + 6
47 + 20 = 67
67 + 6 = 67 + 3 + 3 = 70 + 3 = 73.
47 + 26 is therefore equal to 73.
From the 26 we have first added the tens and arrive at the intermediate result 67. Now we still have to add the remaining 6, with a ten transition as known.
Maths exercises (6) - Addition and subtraction
One of the main topics in primary school class 2 is addition up to 100. In this chapter you will find lots of addition and subtraction exercises!
The little 1x1 multiplication tables - lots of tasks
Besides addition and subtraction with transition to tens, multiplication tables are perhaps the most important topic in grade 2 in primary school. Here you can practise really well and a lot.
Example task from the exercise book:
Only the mushrooms from the row of 7 belong in the basket. Paint these mushrooms brown, the others are poisonous and red.
Interactive example:
Find the matching pairs and put the shoes together.
This is only a small example. Of course, all the tasks of a multiplication tables series are included on the details page!
The little 1x1 multiplication tables - Memo games or finding pairs
Das kleine 1×1 Einmaleins - All tasks in the booklet to mark or colour in, here online interactive!
Two examples for the 4 series.
"Forming pairs"
The series of 4 as a "memo game
Sharing with and without rest
Exercises for sharing, with and without remainder. This exercise is not yet interactive.
