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Second grade

Second-graders continue to learn about money and time. By the end of the year, your child should master addition and subtraction facts.

In a rich music program, second-graders develop their understanding of pitch and melody, play instruments and learn about famous musicians.

Second-graders use technology in the classroom to learn about a range of subjects.

Second-graders learn about maps, the history of their community and American heroes.

Find answers to your questions about academic problems and school-related behavior.

Second-graders learn strategies to decode unfamiliar words and figure out their meanings.

In P.E. class, second-graders improve on their movement skills and understand the importance of a healthy lifestyle.

From playful penguins to mighty dinosaurs, there's something to fascinate everyone on this book list. Beyond our recommended critter curriculum, titles on the benefits of recycling and vermicomposting (in which worms do all the good work) will introduce children to the ABCs of environmentalism.

My second-grader works very slowly. We both work on her homework during the afternoon. She usually needs to do about three to four pages of homework. We start at 6:00 p.m. and she does not finish until 7:30 p.m. I don't know what...

My grandson yells at me when I tell him to do something (homework, change his clothes, eat, almost anything). He is very upset when I'm not around him, so it's not that he doesn't like being with me. I just don't know how to stop...