2nd Grade Math
The Acellus® 2nd Grade Math course provides fundamental math concepts that gives students the perfect starting point for diving into a more exciting math adventures ahead!
Assessment: Lesson Practice, Unit Exams, Mid-Term Exam, Final Exam
Language: English
Course Overview
Acellus Grade 2 Math provides a comprehensive, hands-on foundation in second-grade mathematics, guiding students from basic arithmetic fluency through place value, multi-digit operations, measurement, time, money, data analysis, geometry, and introductory fractions. Lessons emphasize visual models, manipulatives such as base-ten blocks and number lines, mental-math strategies, fact families, strip diagrams, and real-world word problems to build number sense, problem-solving confidence, and mathematical reasoning. By the end of the course, students will confidently add and subtract within 1,000 (with and without regrouping), tell time to the nearest minute, handle money up to $10, interpret graphs, identify 2D and 3D shapes and their attributes, calculate simple area, and understand basic fractions—all while developing the skills needed for success in third grade.
Video-based Lessons
With these video based lessons, students are able to learn at their own pace making learning more fun and flexible!
Interactive Practice Problems
Following a video-based lesson will be a fun interactive problem. This 2nd grade math introduces word problems for students to solve!
2nd Grade Math Games
This course will include drills that help students retain information through repeated practice. These drills typically focus on recalling facts, concepts, or skills.
2nd Grade Math Worksheets – Included!
With our 2nd grade math worksheets, students will practice measuring objects using rulers, measuring tapes, and scales.
2nd Grade Math Lesson Plans
After finishing second grade math, students will be able to add and subtract within 100, understand basic multiplication and division, and grasp place value up to 1,000. They will confidently tell time to the nearest five minutes, count money, and solve simple word problems. Students will also be familiar with measuring lengths, working with basic fractions (like halves and quarters), and interpreting simple graphs and data.