Operations
Math
Force and Motion
character plot
main ideas and details
equal groups and arrays
2nd Grade FUN
100

The total number you get when you add 24 and 13

37

100

The type of force you use when you move a swing away from you.

push

100

The time and the place where a story happens.

setting

100

This tells the reader what the entire text or paragraph is mostly about.

main idea

100

Leo bought 3 packs of juice boxes for his soccer team. Each pack has 6 juice boxes inside. How many juice boxes did Leo buy in total?

18 juice boxes

100

This princess leaves her glass slipper behind on the castle stairs at midnight.

cinderella

200

The difference when you subtract 15 from 42

27

200

The type of force you use when you open a drawer toward yourself.

pull

200

The sequence of events that happen in a story, including the beginning, middle, and end.

plot

200

Small pieces of information in a text that prove, support, or explain the main idea.

supporting details

200

Sam has 15 gummy bears to share equally among his 3 best friends. How many gummy bears will each friend get?

5 gummy bears

200

This blue alien is disguised as a dog and loves causing mischief in Hawaii with his friend Lilo.

stitch

300

The basic operation used when you combine equal groups together, like 3 groups of 5.

multiplication

300

The invisible force that pulls objects down toward the center of the Earth.

gravity

300

The person, animal, or magical creature that the story is about

character

300

The short text found right under a picture or photograph that explains what the image is showing.

caption

300

A spider has 8 legs. If Maya sees 3 spiders crawling on a sidewalk, how many spider legs does she see altogether?

24 legs

300

This fast-talking, red racecar has the superpower of extreme speed on the track.

lightning mcqueen

400

If Tim has 3 bags of apples, and each bag has 4 apples inside, this is the total number of apples he has.

12

400

The force that slows down a rolling ball or a sliding box when two surfaces rub together

friction

400

The word used to describe the main challenge, struggle, or trouble a character faces in a story.

conflict or problem

400

A bold word or mini-title found at the top of a section of text that tells you what that specific section is about.

heading or subheading

400

There are 12 basketballs in the gym bin. The coach divides them equally between 2 teams. How many basketballs does each team get to use?

6 basketballs


400

These stepbrothers spend their 104 days of summer vacation building giant rollercoasters and inventions in their backyard.

phineas and ferb


500

The missing number in this equation: 62-___=40

22

500

An object will remain still unless it is acted upon by this type of uneven force.

unbalanced force

500

The part of the story's plot where the main problem is finally solved.

resolution

500

The reason an author writes a text, such as to persuade, inform, or entertain.

authors purpose

500

A baker made 24 delicious cupcakes. She wants to put them into boxes that hold 6 cupcakes each. How many boxes will the baker fill?

4 boxes

500

This massive, gentle blue monster works at a factory that harvests children's screams and laughs.

Sully