The Ultimate Second Grade Math: Multi-Digit Addition, Subtraction, Place Value, Measurement, Data, Geometry, Perimeter, Counting Money, and Time for ... Curriculum (IXL Ultimate Workbooks)

This book is amazing. Coming back for a review after a year- we just completed it right before second grade is over. It goes from basic counting blocks and adding, all the way up to measurements and learning about shapes and fractions. This has easily helped me identify what my kiddo needs help with and a lot of fun to work through together. Each concept provides info and an example and a fair amount of practice for each one. Book is colorful and easy to follow. Did subscribe to the site, it has a lot of extra practice problems- was expecting more videos of examples though. Just ordered the third grade book and he’s excited to show off in class! He loves learning all the concepts before they are taught at school, but most importantly it helps him review and better understand when they are taught after in school. Again, love love love this!

The IXL Ultimate 2nd Grade Math Workbook is fantastic for kids ages 7-8! It covers all the important topics like addition, subtraction, place value, geometry, and measuring — basically everything my child needed to practice this year. The exercises are clear and well-organized, making it easy for my kid to follow along and build confidence step by step. It’s challenging enough to keep them engaged but not so hard that they get frustrated. Perfect for both classroom support and homeschooling!

An excellent book! My 5 year old is in pre K. But I supplementaly home school her; she has learned more than half of it and she loves the book.

I dropped a star for the lack of a table of contents, or any way to locate the different skill lessons. But other than that, everything is great! I love that it starts off with simple arithmetic, introducing place value and comparison skills with incrementally increasing difficulty. It's perfect for my child, whom desperately needed the extra practice and review of earlier concepts. My child was falling behind at public school because she had no opportunity to practice where she needed help before the class would move on to the next lesson. I had to pull her out completely just to get time to study at home, because the school assigned way too much homework on unnecessary topics which left no time to study anything else before bed each day. I tested her at home after pulling her out, and she was practically still at the beginning of the grade standards! How can she be expected to improve on previous material when she still didn't understand that material that needed to be built upon? That's where this book came in. And it did a great job! It starts from the beginning, (see image of 1st page consisting of adding items to ten) and gradually increases in difficulty (see addition and subtraction of of 3-digit numbers and combining the skill with others [such as greater and less than] to produce a unique problem). Once we reached the Data Analysis section, I realized that I needed to jump around to get practice of each section thereafter a little each day to keep the skills fresh. Therefore I needed a way to know where each new skill started. As you can see in the image, I applied stickynotes to assist in locating specific skills. If the book came with a way to do this by simply applying different colors or indentations or SOMETHING, (and a basic table of contents) it would have been perfect. As it is now, it's still pretty great! Definitely recommend! .... As a side note, after less than just a couple months of practice with this book, my child is now at the level she should be for exiting second grade. All we really needed was the time for her to actually learn each fundamental concept, and great examples to learn from, before continuing on to more advanced practice. And this book provided that in a way that was easy for her to understand and develop. I especially appreciated the tips and tricks provided for some basic skills. For instance, noticing doubles, or simplifying problems by creating a 10, as shown in the images. There are also fun puzzles throughout to keep it interesting, and my child is even excited every time we get to a word problem page! Those used to cause her great difficulty.

This goes right along with what my kid is learning in school. Is great extra practice beyond the homework they receive.