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Patterning, Geometry & Data Management Grade 2

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Builds upon skills and introduces several new key concepts for these three math strands:

How many athletes are playing basketball?

Click on the shape that is congruent to the colored shape.

Introduces students to increasingly complex patterning problems that use two changing attributes

Utilizes a wider variety of patterns, including: geometric transformations and numerical sequences

Tests more detailed pattern rules, ultimately leading students to build their own patterns

Introduces students to more complex 2D shapes and 3D figures

Students learn how to use concrete measures, such as counting sides and vertices, to compare shapes and figures

Look at the pattern and click the shape that belongs in the red X.

Look at the pattern on the number chart and click on the next ten numbers of the pattern.

Introduces new concepts including lines of symmetry, transformations and working with a grid

Students learn to sort and record data for objects with two different attributes

Introduces a variety of new forms of one-to-one correspondence graphing, circle graphs, line graphs, bar graphs and pictographs

Teaches students how to relate basic probability concepts to day to day situations

Keeps track of each student's progress