by | | 2nd Grade Math, Uncategorized
Bar graphs for 2nd graders are so fun because it is real life math. They are able to collect data and solve problems from what the bar graphs show. Once you learn how to teach bar graphs, your students will be able to draw pictures of bar graphs by using bar graph...
by | | 2nd Grade Math, Uncategorized
Line plots in math is a fun topic to teach 2nd grade students right after your measurement unit. Students just learned about using a ruler to measure objects in inches and centimeters. You can then have them measure different objects, make a line plot, and then talk...
by | | 2nd Grade Math, Uncategorized
Measurement word problems are perfect to teach your 2nd grade students after you have taught them to measure length. With measurement word problems, students don’t need to bring out a ruler or yardstick to figure out the answer. They can use other...
by | | 2nd Grade Math, Uncategorized
When it comes to how to teach measurement in 2nd grade, it’s actually a really fun topic! It’s very hands-on and practical for students. Once students nail how to learn measurement, they want to pick up a ruler and start measuring everything! I...
by | | 2nd Grade Math, Uncategorized
The math bulletin board in my 2nd grade classroom is the best teaching tool I have to help support my students. Not only can my students refer to our math bulletin board when they need help, but it helps me in my math instruction. Math Bulletin Board...
by | | 2nd Grade Math, Uncategorized
When I see my students subtract mentally, it makes me feel so accomplished as a teacher. This is such a useful skill and it shows that students truly understand our number system. When students subtract mentally it shows that they are flexible with numbers. They can...
