AM and PM
Tell and Write Time
Elapsed Time on a Number Line
Tell and Write Time in Minutes
Skip Around the Clock
Tell and Write Time
Minute Hand 'Round the Clock
Tell and Write Time in Minutes
Asking And Answering Questions 2nd Grade
Ask and Answer Questions
Adding Prefixes
Adding Prefixes
Using Illustrations to Help Understand Text
Gain Meaning from Pictures
Cut Rectangles into Columns and Rows
Divide Rectangles
Intro to Comparing and Contrasting Stories
Compare and Contrast Stories
Asking And Answering Questions RI 2nd Grade
Answer Questions about Texts
Sight Words Introduction
Irregularly Spelled Words
Numbers In Standard, Written, And Expanded Form
Numbers to 1000
Asking And Answering Questions Grade 2
Answer Questions about Texts
R-Controlled Vowels
R-Controlled Vowels
Context Clues and Pictures
Find the Meaning of New Words
Vowel Teams
"ai," "ay," and "ow"
Short And Long Vowels
Long and Short Vowels
Tools for Measuring Length
Measure Length
Retelling Stories & Finding the Lesson
Retell Stories
Adding and Subtracting within 20
Add and Subtract with Fluency
Welcome to second grade! Odd or even? 15 minutes or 20? Two quarters or six dimes and a nickel? Second grade mathematicians are putting what they've learned into practice, with some real-world ramifications. Second grade students will develop more advanced addition and subtraction skills while laying the foundation for multiplication. Additional life skills are introduced, including work with time and money, and students begin working more with data. Shape work moves from recognition and building to partitioning and deconstruction.
When it comes to reading, are your second graders happy, or are they ecstatic? Are they lively or bouncing off the walls? Loud or ear-splitting? Shades of meaning can make all the difference! Most second graders will have developed enough independent reading skills that they can begin to consume and comprehend more complex texts spanning a variety of genres. Decoding skills have developed to include complex spelling-sound correspondences and two-syllable words, while oral reading begins to include purposeful inflection and cadence. Students can craft compound sentences, use commas, and infer the meaning of unknown words.
Some of the skills students will master in eSpark include:
Math
Reading
eSpark is truly unique in the world of online learning. Our holistic, student-centered approach blends the proven benefits of play-based learning with systematic, explicit, and direct instruction. It’s proof that learning can be fun, personalized, and effective, all at once!
eSpark meets the criteria for evidence-based interventions under ESSA guidelines, and has been proven in multiple studies to improve student performance in math and reading.
When you sign up for an eSpark account, your students experience these activities via adaptive, differentiated independent pathways and teacher-driven small group assignments. Teachers also have access to detailed usage and progress reports with valuable insights into standards mastery, student growth trends, and intervention opportunities.
With the addition of the game-changing Choice Texts for the 2023-2024 school year, eSpark has cemented its status as the most loved supplemental instruction option for students and teachers alike. Claim your free account today and see the difference for yourself!