⭐ Ages 7–8 · Ontario Curriculum

Grade 2 Math: Place Value, Money & Time

In Grade 2, children move from counting objects to thinking in tens and ones. They add and subtract two-digit numbers, meet multiplication and division as equal groups, explore halves and quarters, count money and take their first steps in coding.

  • 30Lessons
  • 2,136Practice questions
  • 36Worksheets
  • 36Games

Grade 2 math learning path

  1. Grade 2 Lessons

    Interactive, step-by-step lessons that explain every idea visually.

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  2. Grade 2 Practice Questions

    Quizzes with instant feedback and an explanation for every answer.

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  3. Grade 2 Worksheets

    Printable practice pages matched to each lesson topic.

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  4. Grade 2 Games

    Online math games that turn practice into play.

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What Your Child Learns in Grade 2 Math

The Grade 2 program covers place value to 200, two-digit addition and subtraction, early multiplication and division, fractions, money, measurement and coding. Topics are grouped into units, and every unit links to its lessons, quizzes, worksheets and games.

How to Use Grade 2 Math on InukMath

  1. Learn — open a Grade 2 math lesson and explore the idea with visual, step-by-step examples.
  2. Practise — take the matching Grade 2 practice quiz for instant feedback and explanations.
  3. Print — reinforce the skill offline with a printable Grade 2 math worksheet.
  4. Play — finish with a Grade 2 math game to build speed and confidence.

Grade 2 Math — Frequently Asked Questions

What math is taught in Grade 2?

Grade 2 math covers place value to 200, addition and subtraction of 2-digit numbers, an introduction to multiplication and division, simple fractions, money and making change, length, mass and capacity, time and temperature, symmetry, patterns, bar graphs, pictographs, probability and introductory coding.

Does Grade 2 include multiplication?

Yes. Grade 2 introduces multiplication as repeated addition and equal groups, and division as sharing. Formal times tables come later, in Grade 3 and Grade 4.

How long should a Grade 2 student practise math each day?

Around 15 to 20 minutes of focused practice a day is plenty. Mixing a short lesson with a quiz, a worksheet or a game keeps motivation high.

Is this Grade 2 math aligned with the Ontario curriculum?

Yes. The Grade 2 lessons, questions, worksheets and games follow the Ontario mathematics curriculum strands, including coding and financial literacy.

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