Second Grade Summer Math Packet - Roger Sherman School

Second GradeSummer Math PacketNameMeriden Public Schools

Dear Parents and Students,This summer's math packet contains problems and questions thatwere practiced in second grade. In order to keep you wellprepared for third grade, this packet was made for you to keepyour math skills sharp.Please complete the packet and return it to your homeroomteacher at the beginning of school in August.Use this ruler to measure and draw lines on pages 14 & 15.

1. Mary has 25 books. Tom has 1 less than Mary. How manybooks does Tom have?oooo261524162. What means the same as 52?oooo5 250 2020 550 23. What number means the same as the picture of the blocks?oooo653655184. What is the value of 4 in 49?oooo944090

5. Bob had 10 more cars than Paul. Paul had 15 cars. How manycars did Bob have?oooo1,0151505256. What means the same as 2 tens and 13 ones? Draw a picture ifyou need to.oooo213201323337. What is the value of 7 in 37?oooo7073038. Which means the same as 63 ?o 6 3o 60 30o 30 6o 60 39. Finish the following counting patterns.A.) 100, 200, 300, 400, , , ,B.) 17, 27, 37, 47, , , ,C.) 55, 50, 45, 40, , , , ,

10. The table shows how many children were absent from schoolthe first three days last week.Days of theNumberWeekAbsentMonday – Mon.28Tuesday –33Tues.Wednesday –25Wed.Which list shows the days in order from least to greatestnumbers?o Mon., Tues., Wed.o Mon., Wed., Tues.o Tues., Mon., Wed.o Tues., Wed., Mon.11. Jon held his breath for 42 seconds. This is aboutooooAAAAlittlelittlelittlelittleless than 50more than 50less than 40more than 4012. Which number would point B stand for on the number line?10Ao 12o 182030B40C2521D

13. Gary measured four pieces of wood. Which piece is longerthan 42 cm?A35 cmooooB37 cmC41 cmD52 cmABCD14. The number 32 would be closest to which point marked onthe number line?10ooooABCD20AB C3040D15. Add or Subtract37 2269-3341 2 973-4728 5 574 4 984-5846-37

16. The chart below shows the number of children from eachgrade that rode the bus to school yesterday.GradeNumber ofChildrenOne61Two45Three59Four5417. Which grade had more than 50 children and less than 55children?ooooOneTwoThreeFour18. There were 27 oranges in a bag. ABOUT how many orangeswere there?ooooAAAAlittlelittlelittlelittlemore than 20less than 20more than 30less than 3019. John had 58 songs stored on his Ipod. ABOUT how manysongs does he have?ooooAAAAlittlelittlelittlelittlemore than 50more than 60less than 50less than 60

20. Peter gathered BETWEEN 54 and 68 golf balls. Peter couldhave found how many golf balls?oooo5261704521. Danny’s Great Dane puppy weighs 87 lbs. ABOUT how manypounds does Danny’s puppy weigh?ooooAAAAlittlelittlelittlelittleless than 80more than 90less than 90more than 80Answer the next 4 questions WITHOUT using a ruler.22. About how many arrows long is the line?oooo1234

23. About how many cars long is the train?oooo234524. About how many small boats does it take to measure thelarge ship?oooo2345

25. About how many shaded squares would you need to coverthe large rectangle.oooo543226. What is the time on the clock?oooo1:002:001:302:3027. What time is on the clock?oooo11:0011:1511:3011:45

28. Show 9:00 on the clock below.29. Show half-past 8 on the clock below.30. Shade in the rectangle below to show 1 shaded.231. Shade in the circles to show13of the circles shaded.

32. Circle all the triangles below.33. Draw a square inside the trapezoid.34. Draw a line of symmetry in the shape below.35. How much money is this?NNNoooo3 30 15 75

36. How much money?DDDooooDDPP27 52 35 70 37. Draw coins to show one way to make 27 in the box below.38. Draw coins to show one way to make 61 in the box below.39. Fill in the missing numbers.A.) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, , , , , ,B.) 90, 80, 70, 60, , , ,C.) 37, 47, 57, 67, , , ,

40. Measure the line below to the nearest inch.oooo1234inchinchesinchesinches41. Measure the line below to the nearest inch.oooo7654inchesinchesinchesinches42. Measure the line below to the nearest centimeter.oooo3456cmcmcmcm43. In the box below, draw a line that is 7 centimeters long.44. In the box below, draw a line that is 2 centimeters long.

45. In the box below, draw a line that is 3 inches long.46. What unit of measure would you use to measure how tall aregular house is?ooooInchesCentimetersFeetPounds47. Bill found 6 four-leaf clovers. Stacy found 3 four-leaf clovers.Find the number sentence that shows how many four leaf cloversthey had altogether.oooo6693–3 3 3 9–3 6 9 648. Cathy picked a pumpkin that weighed 13 pounds. Larrypicked a pumpkin that weighed 16 pounds. How many pounds didthe pumpkins weigh altogether?oooo19293020poundspoundspoundspounds

49. Use the table to create a pictograph. The graph has beenstarted for you.Our Class Favorite AnimalsFavorite AnimalDOGCATNumber of Students531 student Favorite AnimalNumber of StudentsDOGCAT50. Kevin swam 14 laps on Monday. He swam 13 laps onTuesday. Kevin is 8 years old. How many laps did Kevin swimaltogether?oooo21222735

FACT PRACTICE 23 72 03 71 33 72 72 12 12 82 02 27 81 83 32 63 51 91 52 25 62 73 42 18 43 32 71 22 34 11

FACT PRACTICE

ADD.24 5 373 1 212 1 731 4 031 3 710 6 757 3 519 1 944 4 737 2 4SUBTRACT.24-1373-1 84-57

5. Bob had 10 more cars than Paul. Paul had 15 cars. How many cars did Bob have? o 1,015 o 150 o 5 o 25 6. What means the same as 2 tens and 13 ones? Draw a picture if