This easy worksheet, Sort, Fill and Check: Arctic Animals and Snowy Days, asks second graders to sort six creatures including polar bear, deer, arctic fox, and walrus into arctic or forest animal groups. Five fill-in-the-blank questions mix sums like 11 snowflakes plus 5 with vocabulary about a polar bear's thick fur and the scarf on a snowman.

Four true or false items check whether arctic foxes change color in winter, whether walruses use tusks to climb onto ice, and whether 14 minus 6 equals 7, strengthening addition, subtraction within 20, and winter science reading.

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Busy Bee
Winter Holiday Math & Reading
Grade 2
★ Part A: Sort the Words
Sort each word or number into the correct category box.
polar beardeerarctic foxowlwalrussquirrel
Arctic Animal
Forest Animal
★ Part B: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) 11 snowflakes plus 5 snowflakes equals 16 snowflakes.
2) A polar bear has thick white fur to stay warm.
3) 13 mittens minus 5 mittens equals 8 mittens.
4) On a snowy day, children build a snowman with a hat and scarf.
5) 7 sleds plus 9 sleds equals 16 sleds.
★ Part C: True or False?
Read each statement. Circle True or False.
1) Arctic foxes change color in winter to blend in with the snow.
True
False
2) 14 minus 6 equals 7.
True
False
3) Walruses use their tusks to pull themselves onto ice.
True
False
4) Snow falls only at night and never during the day.
True
False
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