Best Grade 2 Math Worksheets – Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & More

Swarnali Saha

Swarnali Saha

Founder, Welcome2Maths | 15+ years as a Math Teacher & Life Skills Coach

As a passionate math teacher, I strongly believe in the power of structured practice to build strong mathematical foundations. For grade 2 students, math is not just about numbers—it’s about discovering patterns, exploring concepts, and developing problem-solving skills.

That’s why I’ve launched the Grade 2 Math Worksheet product on Welcome2Maths, designed to support students with engaging and comprehensive practice. These worksheets are available as practice PDFs with solutions and can be accessed on my website with a one-year validity.

Grade-2 Math Worksheets

Why Maths worksheets Important?

Math worksheets are an incredible tool for young learners. They offer a focused way to explore key topics, reinforce concepts, and build confidence. Through well-structured exercises, students can grasp fundamental math skills and develop accuracy and speed in problem-solving.

Topics Covered in the Grade 2 Math Worksheets

Our Grade 2 Math Worksheets cover a wide range of fundamental topics, ensuring a strong foundation in math. Here’s what your child will practice:

1. Number Sense

  • Understanding place value (e.g., "What is the value of 5 in 253?")
  • Comparing numbers (e.g., "Which is greater: 378 or 387?")
  • Expanding numbers (e.g., "Write 456 in expanded form.")

2. Addition and Subtraction

  • Basic addition & subtraction (e.g., "23 + 45 = ?, 89 - 47 = ?")
  • Regrouping (Carrying & Borrowing) (e.g., "67 + 89 = ?, 325 - 178 = ?")
  • Word problems (e.g., "Sneha has 45 apples, she gives 18 away. How many does she have left?")

3. Even and Odd Numbers

  • Identifying even and odd numbers (e.g., "Circle the even numbers: 12, 15, 18, 21, 24")
  • Recognizing number patterns (e.g., "What comes next in the sequence? 3, 6, 9, __, __")

4. Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers

  • Understanding cardinal numbers (e.g., "How many oranges are in the basket? Count and write the number.")
  • Learning ordinal numbers (e.g., "What position is the 6th person in a race?")
  • Real-life application (e.g., "Which floor comes after the 2nd floor in a building?")

5. Multiplication and Division

  • Learning times tables up to 10 (e.g., "3 × 5 = ?, 7 × 4 = ?")
  • Basic division (e.g., "28 ÷ 4 = ?, 30 ÷ 6 = ?")
  • Understanding equal groups (e.g., "If 12 candies are shared among 3 friends, how many does each get?")

6. Fractions

  • Understanding halves, thirds, and quarters (e.g., "Shade ½ of the given shape")
  • Comparing fractions (e.g., "Which is greater: ½ or ⅓?")
  • Identifying fraction parts (e.g., "What fraction of the pizza is eaten?")

7. 2D Shapes

  • Identifying basic shapes (e.g., "Circle all the squares and triangles in the picture.")
  • Recognizing shape properties (e.g., "How many sides does a pentagon have?")
  • Understanding symmetry (e.g., "Draw the line of symmetry for a rectangle.")

8. Measurement (Length, Weight, and Capacity)

  • Comparing lengths (e.g., "Which is longer: a pencil or a book?")
  • Understanding weight (e.g., "Which is heavier: a watermelon or an apple?")
  • Learning about capacity (e.g., "Which holds more water: a mug or a bucket?")

How to Practice Grade 2 Math Worksheets

To get the most out of these worksheets, students should follow a step-by-step approach:

  1. Start with the Basics – If a student struggles with addition and subtraction, begin with simple sums before moving to word problems.
  2. Use a Timer for Speed Practice – Set a 1-minute timer and solve as many problems as possible. This helps improve accuracy and speed.
  3. Apply Concepts to Real-Life Situations – Encourage children to use math in daily activities, such as counting toys, measuring ingredients, or comparing prices.
  4. Practice Daily in Small Chunks – Instead of solving 10 pages at once, do 1-2 pages daily for better retention.
  5. Check Solutions and Learn from Mistakes – Reviewing the provided solutions helps students identify where they went wrong and how to correct their mistakes.
  6. Make It Fun! – Turn practice into a game or challenge to keep children engaged and motivated.
Grade2 Math Workshreets

Practice Anytime, Anywhere

 I’ve created this Grade 2 Math Worksheet product to provide students with the flexibility to practice at their own pace. The practice PDFs with solutions are available on the Welcome2Maths website and come with a one-year validity. Whether your child is tackling tricky concepts or revising for exams, these worksheets are a great resource for strengthening their math skills.  

The Welcome2Maths Advantage

What sets this product apart is the blend of clarity, creativity, and curriculum alignment. As a teacher, I’ve seen how the right resources can ignite a love for math in students. These worksheets are designed not just to cover the syllabus but to make learning enjoyable and interactive.

So, if you’re ready to empower your Grade 2 learner with engaging and effective math practice, visit Welcome2Maths today and explore the Grade 2 Math Worksheet product. Let’s make math a journey of joy and discovery for your child! 

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