Ages 7–8
Conquer 3-digit numbers, measure time and money, and build math superpowers!
In 2nd grade math, the world of numbers expands significantly. Students move beyond 20 and start "conquering the thousands." Mastering place value up to 1,000 is the primary goal, as it sets the stage for carrying and borrowing in multi-digit addition.
CCSS Grade 2 standards emphasize fluency with addition and subtraction within 100 and working with equal groups of objects to prepare for multiplication. ZogMath's Place Value Party and Monster Subtraction games provide the volume of practice needed to achieve this fluency.
G2 is also the year of practical math: counting money, telling time, and measurement. These are often the most "fun" topics for kids, and our games like Money Counts and Time Teller turn these school lessons into real-world simulations.
As students encounter more complex word problems, they need to develop "math stamina." By playing math games for 2nd graders that have a narrative or goal, kids build the persistence required to solve multi-step problems without giving up.
ZogMath ensures that second grade math learning is never a chore. From catching ghosts to mining for gems, we turn abstract arithmetic into tangible, rewarded achievements.
This collection aligns with Common Core Grade 2 standards and focuses on 3-Digit Addition, Subtraction, Place Value, Measurement, Money, Time. Related sub-skills practised here include 3-digit numbers, addition within 1000, arrays multiplication, measuring in inches.Every game has been picked against those standards — each one targets a specific assessable skill rather than general "math fun".
Browse the key Grade 2 game links grouped by skill.