Grade 2 MATH Worksheets | Beach Theme

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What's inside this resource

Who doesn’t love a fun day at the beach? Your grade 2 learners are going to enjoy this set of 12 beach-themed math worksheets. They are perfect the perfect way to kick-off the summer months. Use them as end-of-the year review during those last few weeks of the school year. The print and go format also allows you to easily create a summer worksheet packet so learners can practice their math skills over the break from school. If you’re a grade 3 teacher, these worksheets are also a great way to transition your learners from summer break to a new school year. Use them as review or to assess math skills in your new learners. The beach theme is kid-friendly and includes a variety of topics all kids will enjoy. Concepts presented in this product include addition, subtraction, place value, graphing, 2-D shapes, word problems, telling time, and more. Along with the 12 worksheets, an answer key is also provided. Check out the details of each worksheet below.

WORKSHEET 1: learners will add the one-digit and two-digit numbers presented on each pair of flip flops.

WORKSHEET 2: learners will solve the one-digit and two-digit subtraction equations. Then, they will color the lifesaver ring that shows the correct answer.

WORKSHEET 3: learners will identify the number on each beach ball as odd or even. Then, they will color the beach ball according to how the number is categorized.

WORKSHEET 4: learners will read the place value clue on each beach pail and color the seashell that shows the matching number to the clue.

WORKSHEET 5: learners will read the skip counting prompt under each snorkeling diver and write the correct pattern of numbers on the fish.

WORKSHEET 6: learners will compare two-digit and three-digit numbers on either side of the surfer. Then they will write the greater than or less than symbol on the surfboard.

WORKSHEET 7: learners will write numbers in word form, expanded form, or number form based on the prompts given with each set of watercraft.

WORKSHEET 8: learners will find 2-D shapes hidden within a sandcastle and color the shapes based on the given prompt.

WORKSHEET 9: learners will read the time on an analog clock and write the digital time on the line below the “luau” prompt.

WORKSHEET 10: learners will count each set of coins and glue the matching popsicle in the box under the coins.

WORKSHEET 11: learners will answer questions about data presented in a picture graph.

WORKSHEET 12: learners will solve addition and subtraction equations presented in “boardwalk” themed word problems.

ANSWER KEY

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What's included

Worksheet 1: Flip Flop Addition (two-digit + one-digit)
Worksheet 2: Lifeguard Subtraction (two-digit - one-digit, color-by-answer)
Worksheet 3: Odd & Even sorting
Worksheet 4: Place Value Shells (tens/ones clues)
Worksheet 5: Skip Count Snorkeling (by 2s, 5s, 10s)
Worksheet 6: greater-than/less-than comparison of two-digit numbers
Worksheet 7: Fun on the Water (word form and expanded form)
Worksheet 8: Sandcastle Shapes (2-D shape identification)
Worksheet 9: Time for a Luau (telling time to the nearest 5 minutes)
Worksheet 10: A Tasty Treat (counting coins)
Worksheet 11: Beach Life Graphing (picture graph questions)
Worksheet 12: Fun at the Boardwalk (addition/subtraction word problems)
A complete answer key with all 12 worksheets shown filled in

Resource types: Worksheets & Printables, Word Problems, Worksheets

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

Add and subtract two-digit and one-digit numbers
Classify a number as odd or even
Identify a two-digit number from a tens/ones place-value clue
Continue a skip-counting pattern by 2s, 5s, or 10s
Compare two two-digit numbers using greater-than and less-than symbols
Write a number in word form and in expanded form
Identify a set of named 2-D shapes
Tell time to the nearest five minutes from an analog clock
Count a set of coins and match it to a total cent amount
Answer questions using data from a picture graph
Solve a one-step addition or subtraction word problem

Teaching tips

Assign individual worksheets to target specific skills rather than the full set at once, since each of the 12 pages is a self-contained, single-skill activity
Use the beach theme and "boardwalk" word problems as an end-of-year review or a summer-break practice packet, following the print-and-go format
Have students self-check with the answer key pages after completing each worksheet, since every page has a directly matching key

Skills covered

Two-digit arithmetic — students add and subtract two-digit and one-digit numbers across two dedicated worksheets.
Place value and number form — students match numbers to tens/ones clues, compare two-digit numbers, and write numbers in word and expanded form.
Data and money — students read a picture graph and count coin sets to match a cent total.
Applied problem solving — students solve one-step word problems set in a boardwalk scenario, showing their work.

Good to know

Questions teachers ask about this resource

Does every worksheet include a solutions page?

Yes — each of the 12 worksheets has a separate, matching solutions page with the correct answers filled in, placed after all 12 blank worksheets.

How large are the numbers used in the addition, subtraction, and comparison worksheets?

All two-digit, generally under 100 — for example, the addition worksheet adds a two-digit number to a one-digit number (23+4, 51+7), and the comparison worksheet compares two-digit numbers only (85 vs. 46, 19 vs. 23).

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Curriculum

Standards, concepts & topics

Standards

2.OA.A.1 — Use addition and subtraction within 100 to solve one- and two-step word problems involving situations of adding to, taking from, putting together, taking apart, and comparing, with unknowns in all positions, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem. 1
2.MD.A.7 — Tell and write time from analog and digital clocks to the nearest five minutes, using a.m. and p.m.
2.MD.A.8 — Solve word problems involving dollar bills, quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies, using $ and ¢ symbols appropriately. Example: If you have 2 dimes and 3 pennies, how many cents do you have?