This Year 2 Weight (kg) Homework Worksheet Set supports children in developing a secure understanding of mass and weight, focusing on comparing objects using kilograms (kg). The worksheets are ideal for maths homework, consolidation tasks, or independent learning both in school and at home.
Children are asked to sort and classify everyday objects based on whether they weigh less than 1kg, more than 1kg, or (for extension) between 1kg and 10kg / heavier than 10kg. All objects are clearly labelled, ensuring the focus remains on mathematical reasoning rather than reading ability.
The set includes three differentiated levels to support mixed-ability classes:
Triangles – simple two-category sorting (lighter or heavier than 1kg)
Circles – sorting with added reasoning and extension prompts
Squares – three-way classification with open-ended thinking tasks
Each worksheet comes with a matching answer sheet, and appropriate alternative answers are accepted where estimation is reasonable. A QR code is included on every worksheet, linking to a short video explanation to support independent homework completion.
🧠 Skills Covered
Comparing mass using kilograms (kg)
Estimating the weight of everyday objects
Sorting and classifying by weight
Using mathematical vocabulary: lighter, heavier, kilograms
Explaining reasoning and making sensible estimates
📄 What’s Included
✔ 3 differentiated Year 2 homework worksheets (Triangles / Circles / Squares)
✔ Clear, child-friendly layout
✔ Fully labelled images (maths-focused, not literacy-based)
✔ Answer sheets included
✔ Extension and reasoning prompts
✔ QR-linked support video for home learning
🎯 Curriculum Alignment
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Aligned with the National Curriculum for England, Year 2 measurement objectives:
🇦🇺 Australia
Aligned with the Australian Curriculum (ACARA), Year 2 Measurement and Geometry:
Measure, compare and order objects using familiar metric units
Use everyday contexts to develop estimation skills
👩🏫 Teacher Notes
Ideal for weekly maths homework
Suitable for classwork, revision, or catch-up tasks
Works well alongside practical classroom weighing activities
Clear differentiation supports independent completion at home
This Year 2 Weight (kg) Homework Worksheet Set supports children in developing a secure understanding of mass and weight, focusing on comparing objects using kilograms (kg). The worksheets are ideal for maths homework, consolidation tasks, or independent learning both in school and at home.
Children are asked to sort and classify everyday objects based on whether they weigh less than 1kg, more than 1kg, or (for extension) between 1kg and 10kg / heavier than 10kg. All objects are clearly labelled, ensuring the focus remains on mathematical reasoning rather than reading ability.
The set includes three differentiated levels to support mixed-ability classes:
Triangles – simple two-category sorting (lighter or heavier than 1kg)
Circles – sorting with added reasoning and extension prompts
Squares – three-way classification with open-ended thinking tasks
Each worksheet comes with a matching answer sheet, and appropriate alternative answers are accepted where estimation is reasonable. A QR code is included on every worksheet, linking to a short video explanation to support independent homework completion.
🧠 Skills Covered
Comparing mass using kilograms (kg)
Estimating the weight of everyday objects
Sorting and classifying by weight
Using mathematical vocabulary: lighter, heavier, kilograms
Explaining reasoning and making sensible estimates
📄 What’s Included
✔ 3 differentiated Year 2 homework worksheets (Triangles / Circles / Squares)
✔ Clear, child-friendly layout
✔ Fully labelled images (maths-focused, not literacy-based)
✔ Answer sheets included
✔ Extension and reasoning prompts
✔ QR-linked support video for home learning
🎯 Curriculum Alignment
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Aligned with the National Curriculum for England, Year 2 measurement objectives:
🇦🇺 Australia
Aligned with the Australian Curriculum (ACARA), Year 2 Measurement and Geometry:
Measure, compare and order objects using familiar metric units
Use everyday contexts to develop estimation skills
👩🏫 Teacher Notes
Ideal for weekly maths homework
Suitable for classwork, revision, or catch-up tasks
Works well alongside practical classroom weighing activities
Clear differentiation supports independent completion at home
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