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teach@homeDaily Lessons & Activities
for K-5 Students
teach@homeDaily Lessons & Activities
for K-5 Students
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The Answer Key for this week’s lessons can be found at:
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Printable Answer Keyhand2mind-link.com/M2-AK-W6
Math ActivitiesGrade 2, Week 6
Shapes
Day Topic Pages
Day 1 Determining Odd and Even Numbers with Ten-Frames 2–3
Day 2 Explore 2-Dimensional Shapes based on Attributes 4–5
Day 3 Classify and Sort Polygons 6–7
Day 4 Explore 3-Dimensional Shapes 8–9
Day 5 Create 3-Dimensional Shapes based on Attributes 10–11
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 2
hand2mind-link.com/M2W6D1
Watch the Day 1 LessonDay 1
Model each number in the ten-frame. Then, check the box to show if it is even or odd.
5
even odd
8
even odd
4
even odd
9
even odd
14 11
17 18
even
odd
even
odd
even
odd
even
odd
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 3
Day 1 (continued)Model each number in the ten-frame.
Then, check the box to show if it is even or odd.
5 + 3
even odd
4 + 4
even odd
4 + 1
even odd
7 + 2
even odd
7 + 7 5 + 8
9 + 6 8 + 4
even
odd
even
odd
even
odd
even
odd
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 4
hand2mind-link.com/M2W6D2
Watch the Day 2 LessonDay 2
Write the name and attributes of each shape in the space provided.
Shape Shape Name Number of Sides
Number of Vertices
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 5
Day 2 (continued)Use the grid below to draw 3 squares and 3 rectangles.
Each square and each rectangle should be a different size.
How are squares and rectangles similar?
How are squares and rectangles different?
Squares and rectangles are different because squares have equal sides and rectangles have two pairs of
equal side lengths.
Squares and rectangles have the same number of sides and verticies.
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 6
Watch the Day 3 Lessonhand2mind-link.com/M2W6D3Day 3
Identify if each shape is a polygon. Explain how you know.
Shape Polygon? Explain
Polygon
Not a polygon
Polygon
Not a polygon
Polygon
Not a polygon
Polygon
Not a polygon
Polygon
Not a polygon
Polygon
Not a polygon
Polygon
Not a polygon
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 7
Day 3 (continued)Color in each polygon below.
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 8
hand2mind-link.com/M2W6D4
Watch the Day 4 LessonDay 4
Write the name of each shape on the line. Use the Shape Bank to help.
Shape Bank
cube cone sphere
cylinder pyramid triangular prism
pyramid cylinder
cube triangular prism
sphere cone
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 9
Day 4 (continued)Write the name and attributes of each shape in the space provided.
Shape Shape Name Number of Faces or Bases
Number of Edges
Number of Vertices
sphere
cylinder
cone
cube
triangular prism
pyramid
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 10
hand2mind-link.com/M2W6D5
Watch the Day 5 LessonDay 5
Identify each shape. Then, draw the shape in the space provided.
I have 0 faces, 0 sides, and 0 vertices. What shape am I?
I have 6 faces, 12 edges, and 8 vertices. What shape am I?
I have 1 circular face, 0 edges, and 1 vertex. What shape am I?
sphere
cube
cone
© hand2mind, Inc. hand2mind.comGrade 2 Math, Week 6, Page 11
Day 5 (continued)There are many different types of prisms. In the spaces provided
below, draw 4 different types of prisms.
Draw a triangular prism. Draw a rectangular prism.
Draw a pentagonal prism. Draw a hexagonal prism.
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