Printable math practice and answer keys · Grades 1–5

What is the class working on this week?

Tick the skills you see on this week's homework. Each one shows a sample problem so you can match it.

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A mixed review: skills drawn at random from all of grade 2.

Whole numbers6 skills

Odd or evenLooks likeIs 20 odd or even? Check one.
Hundreds, tens and onesLooks likeWhat number is 2 hundreds, 7 tens and 1 one?
Numbers in words and expanded formLooks likeWrite the number: eight hundred eighty-one
Comparing numbers to 1,000Looks like846 ? 670
10 or 100 more or lessLooks likeWhat is 10 more than 23?
Number linesLooks likeWhat number is at point A?

Addition and subtraction6 skills1 picked1 picked

Adding and subtracting to 20Looks like6 − 1 = ?
Adding to 100Looks like84 + 13 = ?
Subtracting to 100Looks like57 − 47 = ?
Adding 3 or 4 numbersLooks like27 + 32 + 28 = 8?. Which digit is hidden by the box?
Add and subtract to 1,000Looks like200 + 112 = ?
Add and subtract word problemsLooks likeMom bakes 3 cookies in the morning and 15 cookies after lunch. The family eats 13 cookies. How many cookies are left?

Multiplication and division1 skill

Expressions and patterns1 skill

Measurement and data7 skills

Measuring with a rulerLooks likeHow long is the straw?
Estimating lengthLooks likeAbout how long is a bed?
A. 2 inches
B. 20 meters
C. 2 meters
Length word problemsLooks likeAva jumps 14 inches. Leo jumps 8 inches. How much farther does Ava jump than Leo?
Telling time (5 minutes)Looks likeWhat time does the clock show?
Counting and writing moneyLooks likeOmar is at the pet store to buy things for his new puppy. Omar buys a dog bed and a bag of treats. How much do they cost in all? Use the price list.
Line plotsLooks likeThe line plot shows the lengths of some pencils, in inches. How many pencils are 2 inches long?
Bar and picture graphsLooks likeSome children chose their favorite season. The table shows what each child chose. How many more children chose summer than winter?

Geometry3 skills

Shapes and their sidesLooks likeWhat is this shape called? Check one.
Rows and columns of squaresLooks likeThis rectangle is split into rows and columns of same-size squares. How many squares are there in all?
Halves, thirds and fourthsLooks likeThis shape is cut into equal parts. What are the parts called? Check one.

Problem solving3 skills

Choose the equationLooks likeSome birds sat on a fence. Then 6 more birds landed on it. Now there are 8 birds on the fence. How many birds were on the fence at first? Which equation can be used to answer the question? The ? stands for the answer.
A. ? − 8 = 6
B. 6 + 8 = ?
C. ? + 6 = 8
Check the workLooks likeA student worked out 32 − 18 and got 26. Which is true?
A. The answer should be 50.
B. The answer should be 14.
C. The student is right.
Estimate itLooks likeRound each number to the nearest ten. Which is the best estimate of 32 + 57?
A. 100
B. 80
C. 90