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Solid, Liquid, GasThe three states with particle pictures and everyday examples.2nd GradeSOLIDKeeps its own shapeKeeps its own sizeParticles locked inplaceice · rock · woodLIQUIDTakes the shape of thecupKeeps its own sizeParticles slide pasteach otherwater · milk · oilGASFills the wholecontainerSpreads outParticles fly apart,faststeam · air · heliumCHANGING STATE — add heat or take it awayMeltingsolid → liquidadd heatice becomes waterFreezingliquid → solidtake heat awaywater becomes iceEvaporatingliquid → gasadd heata puddle disappearsCondensinggas → liquidtake heat awaymist on a cold windowTHE BIG IDEAIt is the same stuff throughout — only how fast the particles move has changed.Solid, Liquid, Gaslittleactivity.com

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Science · 2nd Grade

Solid, Liquid, Gas

The three states with particle pictures and everyday examples.

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Ice, water, steam — one substance, three boxes on the poster.

Free · print-ready PDF · US Letter and A4

Grade
2nd Grade
Ages
7–8
Subject
Science
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Place Value to HundredsHundreds, tens and ones with blocks, words and expanded form.2nd GradeHUNDREDS33 hundreds = 300each block = 100TENS44 tens = 40each block = 10ONES77 ones = 7each block = 1THE SAME NUMBER, THREE WAYSStandard347Expanded300 + 40 + 7Wordsthree hundred forty-sevenTHE BIG IDEAA digit's worth depends on where it sits. In 347 the 3 is not three — it is three hundred.Ten of any place makes one of the next place along:ten ones = one ten · ten tens = one hundred · ten hundreds = one thousandPlace Value to Hundredslittleactivity.com
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Place Value to Hundreds

Hundreds, tens and ones with blocks, words and expanded form.

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Addition & Subtraction FactsA 0–12 grid plus the fact-family triangles that link + and −.2nd Grade+012345678910111200123456789101112112345678910111213223456789101112131433456789101112131415445678910111213141516556789101112131415161766789101112131415161718778910111213141516171819889101112131415161718192099101112131415161718192021101011121314151617181920212211111213141516171819202122231212131415161718192021222324FACT FAMILIES — one triangle, four facts12575+7=12 · 12−7=514686+8=14 · 14−8=613949+4=13 · 13−4=9Addition & Subtraction Factslittleactivity.com
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Addition & Subtraction Facts

A 0–12 grid plus the fact-family triangles that link + and −.

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Coins & MoneyEvery US coin with its value, and how the coins swap for each…2nd Grade1¢PennyLincoln · copper5¢NickelJefferson · thick edge10¢DimeRoosevelt · smallest25¢QuarterWashington · ridged50¢Half dollarKennedy$1Dollarcoin or noteSWAPS THAT ALWAYS WORK5 pennies = 1 nickel2 nickels = 1 dime5 nickels = 1 quarter10 dimes = 1 dollar4 quarters = 1 dollar2 quarters = 1 half dollarCOUNTING A HANDFUL1. Sort into piles, biggest coin first.2. Count the big coins on, then the next size down.3. Quarter, quarter, dime, penny → 25, 50, 60, 61¢Coins & Moneylittleactivity.com
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Coins & Money

Every US coin with its value, and how the coins swap for each other.

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Time to 5 MinutesA clock with all five-minute marks, plus quarter-past and…2nd Grade120015210315420525630735840945105011553:25 — "twenty-five past three"THE TWO HANDSShort hand = HOURRead the number it has passed.Long hand = MINUTESCount the outer numbers by fives.Past the 12 → say "past".After the 6 → say "to" thenext hour.3:40 = "twenty to four"THE FOUR YOU MUST KNOW1212345678910119:00nine o'clock1212345678910119:15quarter past nine1212345678910119:30half past nine1212345678910119:45quarter to tenMINUTES BY FIVES5 · 10 · 15 · 20 · 25 · 30 · 35 · 40 · 45 · 50 · 55 · 60 — one number on the clock is five minutes.Time to 5 Minuteslittleactivity.com
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Time to 5 Minutes

A clock with all five-minute marks, plus quarter-past and quarter-to.

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Blends & DigraphsTwo-letter starts and the sh/ch/th/wh sounds, with an example…2nd GradeBLENDS — you hear both lettersblblockclclockflflagglglueplplaneslslidebrbreadcrcrabdrdrumfrfroggrgrassprprizetrtrainscscarfskskatesmsmilesnsnailspspoonststarswswingDIGRAPHS — two letters, one brand-new soundshshipone sound: shhhchchairone sound: chththumbtongue between teethwhwheelblow air outphphonesounds like fckduckonly at the endngringonly at the endREMEMBERStuck on a word? Cover everything but the first two letters and say those first.Blends & Digraphslittleactivity.com
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Blends & Digraphs

Two-letter starts and the sh/ch/th/wh sounds, with an example each.

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Parts of SpeechNouns, verbs, adjectives and pronouns explained in kid…2nd GradeNOUNa person, place or thingEXAMPLESteacher · park · pencilThe teacher opened the door.VERBan action or a state of beingEXAMPLESrun · jump · is · hasShe ran to the bus.ADJECTIVEdescribes a nounEXAMPLESred · tall · noisyA noisy bird woke me.PRONOUNstands in for a nounEXAMPLEShe · she · it · theySam lost his hat. He found it.TRY ITOpen any book. Find one noun and one verb in the first sentence.Parts of Speechlittleactivity.com
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Parts of Speech

Nouns, verbs, adjectives and pronouns explained in kid language.

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Punctuation MarksSix marks with what each one tells your voice to do.2nd Grade.Full stop / periodThe sentence is finished.We walked home.?Question markSomebody is asking something.Where is my bag?!Exclamation markSay it with feeling.Watch out!,CommaTake a small breath. Separates items.I packed apples, pears and figs.“ ”Speech marksSomebody is talking out loud.“I'm ready,” said Ada.'ApostropheSomething is missing, or it belongs to someone.It's Sam's turn.LISTENRead it aloud. Where your voice stops, a mark belongs.Punctuation Markslittleactivity.com
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Punctuation Marks

Six marks with what each one tells your voice to do.

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