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    Year 2 Maths Revision Worksheet: Numbers & Counting

    Instructions: Answer all the questions to the best of your ability. You can use crayons, pencils, or
    counters to help you!

    Part 1: Counting and Number Words (10 marks)


    1. Write the missing numbers: (2 marks)

    a) 321, 322, ___, 324

    b) 789, ___, 791, 792

    2. Match the number words to the correct numerals: (4 marks)

    a) Four hundred twenty-three _____________

    b) Six hundred and ten _____________

    c) Nine hundred and ninety-nine _____________

    d) Two hundred and seventy-five _____________

    3. Can you write the number 752 in words? (2 marks)

    4. Circle the number that comes before 540: (2 marks) a) 539 b) 541

    Part 2: Place Value (10 marks)


    1. Look at the number 482. (2 marks)

    a) What digit is in the hundreds place? _____

    b) What number is made up of the tens and ones digits (4 and 2)? _____

    2. Circle the greatest number: (1 mark)  321, 231, 132

    3. Complete the sentences: (3 marks)

    a) 654 is ___ more than 554.

    b) 920 is ___ less than 1020.

    c) 789 is the ___ greatest number out of 789, 689, and 889. (greatest, second greatest, least)
    4. Order the following numbers from smallest to greatest: (4 marks) 215, 309, 187, 420
    _________________________________________________

    Part 3: Counting Patterns (5 marks)


    1. Fill in the missing numbers: (3 marks)

    a) 100, 110, ______, 130, 140

    b) 450, 440, ______, 420, 410

    c) 700, ______, 800, 900

    2. Can you skip count by 50s starting from 200? Write the next 3 numbers: (2 marks)

    200, ______, ______, ______

    Part 4: Adding and Subtracting (10 marks)


    1. Solve the following addition problems: (4 marks)

    a) 23 + 45 = _____

    b) 178 + 121 = _____

    c) 540 - 123 = _____

    d) 892 - 371 = _____

    2. Use pictures or counters to help you solve these word problems: (6 marks)

    a) There are 21 ladybugs on a leaf. 7 more fly over. How many ladybugs are there in total?

    b) Sarah has 345 colorful beads. She gives 100 beads to her friend. How many beads does
    she have left? _______________________ (answer)
    Part 5: Multiplication Tables (5 marks)
    1. Complete the multiplication tables: (5 marks)
    a) 3 x 2 = _____
    b) 4 x 5 = _____
    c) 5 x 1 = _____
    d) 1 x 8 = _____
    e) 2 x 4 = _____

    Part 6: Word Problems - Multiplication and Division (5 marks)


    1. John has 3 boxes. Each box has 2 cookies. How many cookies does John have in total?
    (Multiplication) _______________________ (answer)

    2. There are 20 lollipops shared equally among 4 friends. How many lollipops does each friend
    get? (Division) _______________________ (answer)

    Part 7: Length (Measuring and Comparing in Centimetres) (5 marks)


    1. Use a ruler to measure the length of the lines below. Write the answer in centimeters (cm). (3
    marks)

    a) Line A: _____ cm

    b) Line B: _____ cm

    2. Look at the lines you measured. Is Line A longer than, shorter than, or the same length as Line
    B? Circle your answer. (1 mark) a) Longer than b) Shorter than c) Same length

    3. Imagine you have a string 50 cm long. If you cut off 10 cm, how long is the remaining string? (1
    mark) _______________________ (answer) cm
    Part 8: Problem Solving - Review (5 marks)
    1. There are 12 apples in a basket. Sarah takes away 5 apples. How many apples are left in the
    basket? (Subtraction) _______________________ (answer)

    2. Ben has 4 toy cars. He gets another 3 toy cars as a gift. How many toy cars does he have
    altogether? (Addition) _______________________ (answer)
    Year 2 Maths Revision Worksheet Answers

    Part 1: Counting and Number Words (10 marks)


    1. a) 323 b) 790
    2. a) 423 - 2 b) 610 - 3 c) 999 - 4 d) 275 - 1
    3. Seven hundred and fifty-two
    4. a) 539
    Part 2: Place Value (10 marks)
    1. a) 4 b) 42
    2. c) 321
    3. a) 100 b) 100 c) greatest
    4. 187, 215, 309, 420
    Part 3: Counting Patterns (5 marks)
    1. a) 120 b) 430 c) 750
    2. 250, 300, 350
    Part 4: Adding and Subtracting (10 marks)
    1. a) 68 b) 299 c) 417 d) 521
    2. a) 28 ladybugs b) 245 beads
    Part 5: Multiplication Tables (5 marks)
    1. a) 6 b) 20 c) 5 d) 8 e) 8
    Part 6: Word Problems - Multiplication and Division (5 marks)
    1. 6 cookies (3 x 2)
    2. 5 lollipops (20 ÷ 4)
    Part 7: Length (Measuring and Comparing in Centimetres) (5 marks)
    1. Answers will vary based on the actual length of the lines measured.
    2. Choose the appropriate answer based on your measurements (a, b, or c).
    3. 40 cm (50 cm - 10 cm)
    Part 8: Problem Solving - Review (5 marks)
    1. 7 apples (12 - 5)
    2. 7 toy cars (4 + 3)
    1. Problem 1: Sarah has 5 apples. Her friend gives her 3 more apples. How
    many apples does Sarah have now?

    2. Problem 2: There are 7 birds on a tree. 4 more birds join them. How many
    birds are there in total?

    3. Problem 3: Tim has 8 toy cars. He buys 5 more toy cars. How many toy cars
    does Tim have altogether?

    4. Problem 4: Lucy has 6 pencils. She finds 2 more pencils under her bed. How
    many pencils does Lucy have now?

    5. Problem 5: A bus has 10 passengers. At the next stop, 5 more passengers get
    on. How many passengers are on the bus now?

    1. Problem 1: Emma has 9 cookies. She eats 4 cookies. How many cookies does
    Emma have left?
    2. Problem 2: There are 12 balloons. 5 balloons fly away. How many balloons
    are left?

    3. Problem 3: Alex has 14 crayons. He gives 6 crayons to his friend. How many
    crayons does Alex have now?

    4. Problem 4: There are 20 books on a shelf. 7 books are taken away. How
    many books remain on the shelf?

    5. Problem 5: A basket has 15 oranges. 8 oranges are used to make juice. How
    many oranges are left in the basket?
    Addition Word Problems

    1. Sarah has 5 + 3 = 8 apples.


    2. There are 7 + 4 = 11 birds.
    3. Tim has 8 + 5 = 13 toy cars.
    4. Lucy has 6 + 2 = 8 pencils.
    5. There are 10 + 5 = 15 passengers on the bus.

    Subtraction Word Problems

    1. Emma has 9 - 4 = 5 cookies left.


    2. There are 12 - 5 = 7 balloons left.
    3. Alex has 14 - 6 = 8 crayons now.
    4. There are 20 - 7 = 13 books remaining on the shelf.
    5. There are 15 - 8 = 7 oranges left in the basket.

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