Welcome to 2nd Grade
2nd Grade Teachers for 2021/2022 School Year
2-300 Ms. Stefanou 2-301 - Ms. Bernardino 2-306 - Ms. Wurgler and Ms. Ahmed 2/3-307 Ms. Geraghty 2-309 Ms. Feliciano
The Second Grade Teachers
- “Getting Ready for 2nd Grade” activities on the Think Central website. (TeachHub)
- Read and answer questions in Raz-kids
- Read using Getepic.com
- Splashlearn.com
- Brainpop Jr website
- Pebble Go website
- IXL.com [2nd grade: https://www.ixl.com/math/skill-plans/new-york-next-generation-learning-standards-grade-2]
- Review the materials and resources in your child’s Google Classroom
The Second Grade Teachers
2nd Grade Benchmarks November
1. Children must come to school on time and be prepared.
2. Children must return all homework assignments completed, and be able to take home all assigned books and materials.
3. Children must be able to listen to directions, follow through and stay on task.
4. Children must be reading at a J, K, L level. They should be able to read uninterrupted 20 minutes daily and keep a reading log up to date.
5. Children must be able to express their thoughts in complete sentences. This is to be done both orally and written.
6. Children must be able to tell a clearly sequenced personal narrative with a beginning, middle and end.
7. Children should be able to edit and revise their written work. All sentences must begin with capital letters and end with punctuation.
8. Children must identify place value up to the thousands place.
9. Children must be able to tell the value of a digit up to the thousands place.
10. Children must be able to add and subtract basic math facts fluently (0-10).
11. Children must be able to read, understand and solve a one-step word problem.
12. Children must know how to spell their last name, recite their phone number and address.
13. Children must be able to tie their own shoelaces, zip and button their own clothing.
The following are some suggested websites where you can find activities to help your child.
2. Children must return all homework assignments completed, and be able to take home all assigned books and materials.
3. Children must be able to listen to directions, follow through and stay on task.
4. Children must be reading at a J, K, L level. They should be able to read uninterrupted 20 minutes daily and keep a reading log up to date.
5. Children must be able to express their thoughts in complete sentences. This is to be done both orally and written.
6. Children must be able to tell a clearly sequenced personal narrative with a beginning, middle and end.
7. Children should be able to edit and revise their written work. All sentences must begin with capital letters and end with punctuation.
8. Children must identify place value up to the thousands place.
9. Children must be able to tell the value of a digit up to the thousands place.
10. Children must be able to add and subtract basic math facts fluently (0-10).
11. Children must be able to read, understand and solve a one-step word problem.
12. Children must know how to spell their last name, recite their phone number and address.
13. Children must be able to tie their own shoelaces, zip and button their own clothing.
The following are some suggested websites where you can find activities to help your child.
- www.raz-kids.com – Reading
- www.starfall.com – Alphabet activities and reading
- www.coolmath4kids.com – Math
- http://pbskids.org/games - An assortment of activities
- www.aplusmath.com – Math
- http://www.ixl.com - Math