Everyday Examples of Equal Quantity Sets for 2nd Graders

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🍎 Equal Quantity Sets: Groups that have the same number of items.
• 🔢 Counting: To check if sets are equal, count the items in each set.
• ⚖️ Balancing: Think of a balance scale. Equal sets keep the scale balanced!
• ➕ Addition: You can use addition to find the total in each set and compare.
• ✏️ Real-Life: Look for equal sets in your toys, snacks, and classroom!

🧪 Practice Quiz

1. What shows equal quantity sets?
   1. Two groups of 3 pencils each.
   2. One group of 4 apples and another of 2 bananas.
   3. A pile of 5 books and a single chair.
2. Which of these is NOT an example of equal quantity sets?
   1. Two bags with 6 marbles in each.
   2. A box of 12 crayons and a dozen eggs.
   3. Three cars and five trucks.
3. If you have two plates, each with 4 cookies, how many cookies are there in total?
   1. 6 cookies
   2. 8 cookies
   3. 10 cookies
4. Which picture shows equal sets?
   1. A group of 2 cats and a group of 4 dogs.
   2. A set of 5 red blocks and a set of 5 blue blocks.
   3. One tree and seven birds.
5. You have 3 friends, and each gets 2 candies. How many candies do you need in total?
   1. 4 candies
   2. 5 candies
   3. 6 candies
6. Which of the following demonstrates equal groups?
   1. One group of 7 stars and another of 3 moons.
   2. A set of 4 squares and a set of 4 circles.
   3. A collection of 8 leaves and a single flower.
7. If you have 2 equal sets, each containing 5 items, what is the total number of items?
   1. 8
   2. 10
   3. 12