Grade 2 Mathematics Week 9 | Practice Workbook

Grade 2 | MATHEMATICS

WEEK 9 • PRACTICE WORKBOOK • DAYS 41–45

Read the matching lesson in the Week 9 Student Textbook first. Write each answer on the line below its question. Day 45 is answered on your own.

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Day 41: Estimate Lengths

Estimate or measure

ObjectEstimateMeasured
Shoe8 inches9 inches
Doorway height2 meters2 meters
Glue stick15 centimeters9 centimeters
  1. For which object was the estimate exactly right?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  2. How many inches off was the shoe estimate?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  3. How many centimeters off was the glue stick estimate?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  4. Which is a better estimate for a crayon: 8 centimeters or 8 meters?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  5. Explain how knowing that a fingertip is about 1 centimeter wide helps you estimate.

    Answer: _________________________________________________

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Hands-on task: Estimate, then measure

  1. Choose 3 objects.
  2. Estimate each length first and write it down.
  3. Measure each object.
  4. Write how far each estimate was from the measurement.

My estimates and measurements:

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Day 42: How Much Longer?

Snake models

SnakeLength
Green snake23 centimeters
Yellow snake17 centimeters
Brown snake31 centimeters
  1. How much longer is the green snake than the yellow snake?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  2. How much longer is the brown snake than the green snake?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  3. How much longer is the brown snake than the yellow snake?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  4. Which two snakes have the smallest difference in length?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  5. Lee measured one pencil in inches and another in centimeters, then subtracted. Explain why his answer will not make sense.

    Answer: _________________________________________________

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Day 43: Length Word Problems

  1. A rope is 60 inches long. Dad cuts off 24 inches. How long is the rope now?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  2. Ella’s ribbon is 38 centimeters. Ava’s ribbon is 19 centimeters longer than Ella’s. How long is Ava’s ribbon?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  3. A fence has two parts. One part is 27 meters and the other part is 35 meters. How long is the fence?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  4. A plant was 52 centimeters tall. Now it is 70 centimeters tall. How much did it grow?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  5. Write an equation with a question mark for this problem, then solve it: A board is 85 inches long. After a piece is cut off, it is 49 inches long. How long was the piece? Explain your equation.

    Answer: _________________________________________________

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Day 44: Lengths on a Number Line

  1. On a number line, start at 48 and jump forward 30. Where do you land?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  2. Start at 75 and jump back 20, then back 4. Where do you land?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  3. Use jumps on a number line to find 57 + 16.

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  4. Use jumps on a number line to find 90 – 35.

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  5. A snail crawled from 0 to 23 centimeters, then 18 centimeters more. Explain how a number line shows how far it went in all.

    Answer: _________________________________________________

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Day 45: Independent Check: Estimate, Compare and Solve

Answer on your own. An adult may read the questions aloud but should not give the answers.

  1. Which is a better estimate for the length of a bed: 2 meters or 2 centimeters?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  2. A hose is 50 feet long. A shorter hose is 32 feet long. How much longer is the first hose?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  3. Max ran 45 meters, rested, then ran 37 more meters. How far did he run in all?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  4. On a number line, start at 64 and jump back 30. Where do you land?

    Answer: _________________________________________________

  5. Ruby’s string is 72 centimeters. She gives away 25 centimeters. Explain how you find how much string she has left, and give the answer.

    Answer: _________________________________________________

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