To help students avoid being frustrated with mathematics, try the Evan-Moor Daily Word Problems for Math Teacher's Edition Book for Grade 2. The lessons in our workbook will help you supplement the concepts you're teaching in the classroom, reinforcing math skills. Additionally, the mathematical topics covered in the Evan-Moor book will be a lot of fun for students to complete, as we make use of themes like picnics and balloons to teach the various mathematical concepts. Your students are sure to look forward to the daily lessons offered in our book!
112 Pages
Teachers will find plenty of daily activities in this Evan-Moor book to help them introduce a number of mathematical concepts and facts
Age-Appropriate Concepts
Whether you're a teacher using this to supplement classroom math work, or you're a parent giving your kids some help with math, the lessons are all geared toward second graders
Fun Themes
Each of the sections within the workbook carries a different theme, which will keep students entertained while they learn
Basic Math Skills
Some of the word problems deal with basic addition and subtraction methods, and there are some introductions to multiplication methods and fractions, as well
Additional math skills
Word problems also introduce second grade math concepts such as telling time, counting money, graphing, and reading number words.
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