Centers ideas for second grade

Wondering how to ensure students get hands on math practice during this time of distance learning, hybrid teaching, and social distancing? Create personal math toolkits with this FREE printable resource to help your Kindergarten, First Grade, and Second Grade students master math concepts no matter your situation.

Reading fluency centers that will help students grow as fluent readers independently! Perfect for 2nd and 3rd grade students. Great reading center activity for a read to someone station, or just a weekly reading center in an elementary reading classroom.

Help kids learn what the us money looks like and is worth with this fun-to-make and handy money booklet. This free printable covers the penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar, and dollar with a visual of how many you need to make 100. This teaching money to kids is great math resource for preschool, pre k, kindergarten, first grade, and 2nd grade students.

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I am officially on Spring break! Two whole weeks off to rest and get ready for the home stretch of this school year! :-) I am so excited to catch up... on chores, seeing friends I haven't seen since Christmas, blog stalking, and so much more! Here is one of my very favorite art/writing projects we do all year!!! They always turn out adorable and they never fail to get some laughs from the adults! I got the idea from Patty at Deep Space Sparkle. If you haven't checked out her blog, you…

Free printable Telling Time worksheet.Great for 2nd grade.#math#worksheet#tellingtime

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Do you remember Merry-Go-Rounds? I used to love getting on them and just spinning around and around. I think we always chanted, "Faster! Faster! We need another master!" We would run as fast as we could and lean back with our heads inches from the ground holding on for dear life. Yet, we were fearless. It never occurred to me that I was on a piece of metal more dangerous than a bike, car, or tank. So where am I going with this? That's how I feel lately in this excited world of blogging…

We have been working on money in my intervention groups the past 3 weeks and we wrapped up the week with our "Time To Go Shopping" Activity ...

This printable math worksheet is a super fun way to practice addition and money skills. It also makes a great follow up for a restaurant math center activity. Your students can pretend that they have their own little place that serves junk food for lunch (because it's no fun to serve broccoli and kale at a fake resta