Description
May Math Centers and Activities for 2nd grade are perfect for the month of May! Keep your students learning and diving deep with their math skills through the entire month. These are great for math centers, guided math, or even early finisher activities.
This resource is part of a year-long math centers unit. Save $$$$$ and check out the bundle by clicking here: 2nd Grade Math Centers Growing Bundle
There are 10 math centers that are aligned with the 2nd grade standards. Each center comes in full color and black and white to meet your printing needs. Each center also comes with a direction sign, recording sheet, and answer key.
THE SKILLS & ACTIVITIES THAT ARE INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE ARE:
-Comparing 3-Digit Numbers Greater Than/Less Than
-Counting Money Garden Galore (penny, nickel, dime, quarter, and half dollar)
-Fractions Lego Parts (halves, thirds, fourths, fifths, sixths, sevenths, eighths)
-Time to the Nearest 5 Minutes Clock Flowers (digital & analog)
-Symmetry Pattern Blocks
-3-Digit Addition Frogs & Lillipads (mixed with & without regrouping)
-3-Digit Subtraction Raindrops & Umbrellas (mixed with & without regrouping)
-Odd or Even Goldfish Pond (3-digit numbers)
-Multiplication Match Em’ Up (repeated addition, equal groups, & multiplication sentence)
-Geometry Composing Shapes
PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE PREVIEW FILE TO SEE WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE
Heidi K. –
We purchased for our 1st grade students. Very well organized and easy to use and follow. Highly recommend.
Margaret D. –
I LOVE these stations. They are easy to put together as stations. It took me one conference period to put together 10 different math stations. This resource helps holds the students accountable for their learning and my students loved the stations.
Janice B. –
These are perfect for small groups intervention, and centers! Highly recommend!
Shannon M. –
Love this resource! My class loved these activities!
Allison B. –
These were great for stations! Perfect for showing mastery of a new skill independently or spiral reviewing! Plus the students love to see all the correlating seasonal designs!
Amy Harris –
Great math centers for end of the year review! Thank you!
Chelsea J. –
Love it! I used these when my math curriculum ran out for end-of-the year centers for my first graders! It helped review what we had been practicing all year and we bridged a few gaps between first and second grade!
Tales From a Teach –
These resources are easy to use and are self-managed by students. Thank you!