2nd grade
Teachers
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Danita Autry
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Kirsten Glover
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Anna Sunderland
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Tiffany Turner
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Instructional Coach – Claudia Bishop
How can I help my child at home?
What are the standards covered in
Reading/Math?
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Characters, Setting, Events (who, where, what)
Main Idea and Details (most important part of
the story and the details to back it up)
Ask and Answer Questions (What can you
conclude or infer from this passage?)
Graphic Representations, Time Lines, Maps
(How can a map assist in comprehension?)
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Glossary (arranged in ABC order located in
the back of textbook)
Index (located in the back of a textbook with
names, places, and topics)
Table of Contents (list the pages a story
begins on and located in the front of the
book)
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Learning the sounds of all letters
A = apple
G= garden
M= mouse
B= boat
H= house
N=needle
C= cow
I= itch
O= octopus
D= dog
J= jet
P= pajamas
E= edge
K= kangaroo Q=queen
F= fish
L= lamp
R=rabbit
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S= sock
T- turtle
U= umbrella
W= wagon
X= fox
Y= yolk
Z= zebra
Sh= shhhhh
Ch= chick
Th= thick
Wh= wheel
ai, ay, a_e = long a bake
ee, ea, e_e = long e Pete
or, ore= or as in more
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above
alone
answer
bad
been
bell
blow
breakfast
brought
busy
cap
change
clock
corn
cover
across
along
any
bank
before
belong
both
bridge
building
buy
care
city
clothes
corner
cross
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dark
dinner
don’t
each
end
ever
face
fence
fine
follow
dear
dish
drink
ear
enough
friend
game
gold
grew
happen
everyone
fall
few
finish
food
front
gas
gone
grow
hard
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middle
minute
mountain
myself
neighbor
nothing
outside
pass
plant
young
hit
hour
I’ll
it’s
kitchen
large
learn
letter
lot
maybe
might
moon
mouth
nail
never
o’clock
own
people
point
told
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Thank our veterans! They are people who have served in the
armed forces. The armed forces keep our country safe. They serve
in times of war and peace. Five main groups make up the armed
forces. They are the Army,Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps
(pronounced “Kohr”), and Coast Guard.
Many kids have parents or other loved ones who are veterans.
About 23 million veterans live in the United States. Two million of
those veterans are women. November 11 is Veterans Day. Each
year on that day, people honor our veterans. Many cities have
parades. Some people give speeches. A large parade is held in
New York City.
Thousands of people take part in the event. Veterans march in the
parade. Some people ride on floats. Marching bands play music.
Some of the songs are patriotic. Something that is patriotic shows
love for your country.
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According to the passage, what is a Veteran?
The passage states that “many kids have
parents or other loved ones who are
veterans.” Why might having a parent who
has served in the military be hard for a kid?
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What is the main idea of the passage?
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What can you infer about veterans?
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Hundreds
5
Place Value
Tens
2
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Ones
3
500 + 20+ 3 = expanded notation
523 = standard form
Five hundred twenty three= word form
Compare using ‹ ›
90 › 80 The mouth is always open to the
larger number
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Arranging number from least to greatest
345, 365, 386
Using numbers (3, 7, 5) make the largest
possible number 753= largest number
Adding numbers without regrouping
456+ 123=
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10 more 10 less
10 more than 56=66
10 less than 56=46
55, 65, 75, _____, ______, ______, Rule( skip
counting by 10’s)
123, 223, 323, _____, _____, _____, (Rule skip
counting by 100)
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A.M. = morning
P.M. = evening/night
Basic Addition Facts
Adding and Subtracting swiftly
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Read nightly and sign log
Complete homework
Read passages, take missed words place on
index cards for flash cards
Practice addition and subtraction facts using
mathaids.com
Ask questions and answer in complete
sentences.