Learning App for Kids
Ages 6 to 7

Grade 2 Courses: Fluency, Tables and Reading for Meaning

Grade 2 is a fluency year. The skills are mostly familiar, and what changes is speed and confidence, which only come from repeated practice with feedback.

The courses put those skills in a deliberate order, so times tables come before division and sentence structure comes before tenses.

9 courses36 lessons215 activities3 levels each

Choose a subject

What each subject covers at Grade 2

Every subject is taught as an ordered sequence of units rather than a pile of activities. These are the units your child works through at this level.

English2 units · 4 lessons
Grammar Basics · Prepositions and Past Tense
Urdu2 units · 4 lessons
جملے اور اسم و فعل · واحد جمع اور نظم
Maths2 units · 4 lessons
Times Tables · Skip Counting, Time and Money
Science2 units · 4 lessons
Plants and Habitats · Forces, Earth and Sky
Islamic Studies2 units · 4 lessons
Pillars and Salah · Ramadan and Respect for the Quran
Pakistan Studies2 units · 4 lessons
National Life and Places · Rivers, Mountains and Culture
General Knowledge2 units · 4 lessons
Safety and Space · Continents and Sports
Health & Food2 units · 4 lessons
Food Groups and Balance · Water and Healthy Habits
Art & Rhymes2 units · 4 lessons
Poems in Urdu · Warm, Cool and Scenes

Why fluency is the goal here

  • A child who has to work out six times four every time has no attention left for the word problem it sits inside. Recall frees up thinking.
  • Reading for meaning is a separate skill from reading accurately. The comprehension lessons ask about the passage, not about the words.
  • Time and money are the first maths a child meets that is not base ten, and they are usually the first real stumble of the year.

Questions parents ask

How many questions is a lesson?
Eight at this level, drawn from a larger pool so no two attempts are identical.
What counts as mastered?
Ninety percent or better on first-try answers, at Challenger level or above. Mastery sticks once earned.
Can my child practise the same lesson again?
Yes, as often as they like. The best attempt is the one that counts.