Grade 2

What Will You Learn?

• By the end of grade 2, students would be able to:
• Recognize and correctly use both long and short vowels in words.
• Understand the meaning of homophones and diphthongs.
• Form complete and well-structured sentences.
• Identify types of sentences and types of nouns.
• Apply basic past tense and punctuation correctly.
• Use compound words, prefixes, suffixes, sensory words and adjectives.
• Read and write short comprehension passages and answer questions based on the text.
• Add and subtract numbers within 200.
• Practice mental math, number crunching and skip counting.
• Understand the concept of place value for numbers up to 200
• Understand fractions, equal and unequal shares.
• Order and compare numbers, identify ordinal and cardinal numbers.
• Read time on a clock and calculate money values.
• Measure objects using appropriate units and interpret simple data through graphs.
• Identify and create symmetrical shapes and patterns.
• Learn about different animals, their characteristics, and habitats.
• Identify types of rocks and understand soil composition and its uses.
• Understand natural resources and their importance to life.
• Describe the stages of plant growth and development.
• Identify and understand the function of simple machines in daily life.
• Know different types of trees and their importance to the environment.
• Recognize the components of ecosystems and the interaction of plants, animals, and environment.
• Learn about the diversity of cultures, traditions, and celebrations around the world.
• Understand the basic functions of government and the rights and responsibilities of citizens.
• Recognize the importance of laws in society and understand their basic rights as citizens.
• Explore significant historical events and figures and the impact on the present.
• Understand the components of a computer and their functions.
• Use basic word processing tools to create, edit, and format documents.
• Understand the basic concept of the internet and safely navigating it for educational purposes.
• Use educational games and activities to reinforce learning in a fun, interactive way.
• Mathematics: Master basic operations (addition, subtraction, simple multiplication), time, money, and problem-solving skills.
• Science: Explore exciting topics like life cycles, weather patterns, states of matter, and simple experiments.
• Social Studies: Learn about communities, maps, citizenship, culture, and basic economics.
• Technology & Life Skills: Develop digital literacy, creativity, and early critical thinking through guided tech activities and personal development lessons.