Mathematics · Grade 2
Add Two- and Three-Digit Numbers
Learners add within 100 and then within 1,000 by adding hundreds to hundreds, tens to tens and ones to ones, making a new ten or a new hundred when a place gets full. They add up to four two-digit numbers by looking for friendly pairs, explain why their strategies work, and check answers by estimating.
- 3 lessons
- About 70 minutes
- Addition check: 8 questions
- Ways to answer: fill in the blanks, choose an answer, type a number, place on a number line and put in order
What learners will discover
- Add two two-digit numbers within 100 using place value (tens with tens, ones with ones, making a new ten when needed).
- Add three-digit numbers within 1,000, composing a new ten or hundred when needed, and add up to four two-digit numbers.
- Explain why an addition strategy works using place value, and check an answer by estimating.
Lessons
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Add within 100 6 steps3 practiceabout 23 min
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Bigger sums 5 steps3 practiceabout 24 min
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Explain and check 6 steps3 practiceabout 23 min
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Addition check 8 questions at the end
Keep exploring
Games to practice with
- Number-Line HopHelp the frog hop to the right number — from counting to negative fractions.
- Paint by AnswersSolve each space, dip your brush and watch a picture come to life.
- Place-Value WorkshopBuild numbers with rods and cubes — and trade ten ones for a ten.
More 2nd grade math
- 2nd Grade Math Games24 games to play free
- 2nd Grade Math Worksheets16 printable worksheets
Guide for grown-ups
- Math fact fluency: how to teach addition and multiplication facts that stickA guide for teachers · 7 min read